Good question! Palo santo has been used for centuries for spiritual purposes and also in aromatherapy. It’s a great incense which promotes clarity and wisdom. Use it to study, work, focus on your meditation, or as an aid in warding off negativity. I wrote more about its uses here: forum.spells8.com/t/how-to-use-palo-santo-to-cleanse-at-home/67
@@FranciscoHuanaco I want you to know how grateful I am to you 3mths wounds from accident on shins n feet wouldn't heal 3wks and all healed thanks to you sharing your knowledge Blessings forever and always ⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘Thank you
Hello may I have the amazon link to your trusted palos santo source that I’m able to buy? I’d like to support the ones who really have the good intentions for the tree. Thank you so much for this video it answered a lot of questions for me.
Good question! If you don't put the charcoal, the palo santo will not burn for very long. It tends to go out after 30 seconds or so. I did some research and this is what I found: Palo santo wood often doesn't stay lit because it has a high oil content and is relatively dense. The oils in palo santo produce a fragrant smoke, but they also make it difficult to maintain a steady flame.
I've been using it for like a year or more without giving it much thought. But in the last month or so, I swear the smell and air when I light it up is more "coal"-y. Like it feels more toxic, like it's burning coal or something. What could this mean? Both sticks I use are still fairly big. They are each half the size, or less, than the one you shown in the video. Thoughts?
My palo santo is like yours, but I'm still not sure if its real or not ? It has a nice smell , white smoke, burns slow and gos out fast, but the wood seems to hard,and I haven't felt anything spiritual or cleansing about it other then the smell is really natural and woodsy. What do you think ?
Palo Santo has a very pale color. A light yellowish hue is a clear sign that you have the actual product. It sounds like yours is Palo Santo indeed. If you're not feeling anything special maybe you need to work more with it. It takes time to create a bond with Palo Santo, just like the one between a musician and their instrument, or a reader and their books. It's not always instantaneous but a relationship you have to foster. I hope that helps. Thanks for your comment!
Hi Francisco! Have you ever had palo santo ooze a red liquid? I was just cleansing my home with Palo Santo and red liquid started oozing out of it, im not sure if this is normal?
Thanks for the video. I’ve started undying Palo Santo for a few months now and I love it; however what are some companies or brands you would recommend who have real or original Palo Santo sticks? Thank you 🙏🏼
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Just received my first sticks of Palo Santo and needed this info. Thank you!
It’s amazing that it takes 100 years to produce that smell. Thank you for your video!
Thank you for the charcoal tip!! Wonderful idea!
Glad it was helpful! Blessings!
Thank YOU!
I love your information. Your accent is lovely as well. Thank you.
Great information Sir.
Nice dude im very proud and and greatful
Blessings and stay safe to you too!!!🙏🏾
Appreciate this very much!
Can you suggest sites where I could buy authentic Palo Santo sticks? Thank you 💙
You give off a lovely, light energy! I have never before used this. What benefits from burning it do you notice, please?
Good question! Palo santo has been used for centuries for spiritual purposes and also in aromatherapy.
It’s a great incense which promotes clarity and wisdom. Use it to study, work, focus on your meditation, or as an aid in warding off negativity.
I wrote more about its uses here: forum.spells8.com/t/how-to-use-palo-santo-to-cleanse-at-home/67
@@FranciscoHuanaco and it smells awesome
I agree you come from very good family, the light has been in you blessings and much gratitude for teaching life and light brother
Thank you for the wonderful información
Wow! Very informative, thank you!
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for this video💛
Blessings and Thank you kindly for sharing this information on RUclips
Appreciate ⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘
I didn't know about using the ash on wounds
I'm glad this video helped you! Thank you for your comment!
@@FranciscoHuanaco I want you to know how grateful I am to you 3mths wounds from accident on shins n feet wouldn't heal 3wks and all healed thanks to you sharing your knowledge
Blessings forever and always
⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘Thank you
@@nighthawktt I'm glad to hear that! Thank you for sharing your experience here. It is very much appreciated. All the best!
What does it mean if my Palo Santo keeps popping?
I loved this video I'm going to lit my Palo santo for the first time now ☺️🙏🏾 new subscriber here also.
Hello may I have the amazon link to your trusted palos santo source that I’m able to buy? I’d like to support the ones who really have the good intentions for the tree. Thank you so much for this video it answered a lot of questions for me.
Absolutely! Thanks for your comment! Here's the link amzn.to/3dAQrSN
I don’t get what the charcoal is meant to do?
Good question! If you don't put the charcoal, the palo santo will not burn for very long. It tends to go out after 30 seconds or so.
I did some research and this is what I found: Palo santo wood often doesn't stay lit because it has a high oil content and is relatively dense. The oils in palo santo produce a fragrant smoke, but they also make it difficult to maintain a steady flame.
I've been using it for like a year or more without giving it much thought. But in the last month or so, I swear the smell and air when I light it up is more "coal"-y. Like it feels more toxic, like it's burning coal or something. What could this mean? Both sticks I use are still fairly big. They are each half the size, or less, than the one you shown in the video. Thoughts?
Thank you very much for the explanation bless you
I looked into your suggested link but the product no longer exists!
useful information. thank you so much : )
I'm glad you found it useful. Thanks!
very informative. Thank you, Sir
My palo santo is like yours, but I'm still not sure if its real or not ? It has a nice smell , white smoke, burns slow and gos out fast, but the wood seems to hard,and I haven't felt anything spiritual or cleansing about it other then the smell is really natural and woodsy. What do you think ?
Palo Santo has a very pale color. A light yellowish hue is a clear sign that you have the actual product.
It sounds like yours is Palo Santo indeed. If you're not feeling anything special maybe you need to work more with it. It takes time to create a bond with Palo Santo, just like the one between a musician and their instrument, or a reader and their books.
It's not always instantaneous but a relationship you have to foster.
I hope that helps. Thanks for your comment!
Hi Francisco! Have you ever had palo santo ooze a red liquid? I was just cleansing my home with Palo Santo and red liquid started oozing out of it, im not sure if this is normal?
I have Palo Santo that burns black smoke in the beginning, but I notice the black smoke form these floaty ashes in the air. Is that normal?
Yes, it usually does that. It is ash that floats up with the smoke and it's normal.
Do you have video about sage?
Do you know what brown smoke means? Usually it is white smoke, but if I put palo santo in some places, then the smoke will turn brown.
Hello! How do I know that my palo santo is done? And how do I get rid of it?
ruclips.net/video/aFI6HzmdPds/видео.html This might help
Much needed info! Thank you😊
Thanks for the video. I’ve started undying Palo Santo for a few months now and I love it; however what are some companies or brands you would recommend who have real or original Palo Santo sticks? Thank you 🙏🏼
I know a company
@@LoveHumanity1575 what are they called?
@@anestihatzisavvas6639 They are called Charcoal Briquets. They are round , and can lay flat.
@@LoveHumanity1575 What? No I need a company who sells authentic Palo Santo
@@anestihatzisavvas6639 you prick
do you know what blue smoke might mean?
Blue smoke indicates a clean burning fire. That's a good sign! Blessed Be!
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Wow, you're the most handsome man l've seen
I had black smoke and I had blue and green aura around it. Is that okay?
I will never buy that tree's products without verified collection practices.