Are you sceptic about smudging your house just like Marie Kondo so gracefully does? Or don't know where to start and why?

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Smudging was a mystery to me. During my yoga teacher training back in the year 2014, I was introduced to sage as means to clear the air. I felt like I'm not getting it because the smell just reminded me of floods of sweat.

I tried incense sticks instead. But then felt the air was more and more puffing up instead of clearing and cleansing. So I gave up. For a while. Until I met her. Clair.

One of the wisest and funniest women I ever met. She was my coachee at a very earthly event: A Design Thinking Bootcamp. Clair, an HR Rockstar and mom by day and professional herbalist at night. I was able to ask her anything. And try out everything she had created.

From Solstice Mixes to Love Infusions. I mean, I fell in friendship-love with her the minute we met. But all over again, when she opened up this world of smudging and sensory wellness for me. I'm forever grateful.

So it was just a matter of time till both of us felt: It's time to share the gift of the lost, now more and more found necessity of us humans to smudge with you. I mean, this is what we did back in the days, and there is a reason for it... find out here. The new InnovationMom Podcast episode is full of magic and wisdom. And, of course, a step-by-step on how to spring-clean even without all the professional accessories.


Let the smoke begin.

Check out Clair's work on Instagram
and www.hestia-heritage.com

For your step-by-step guide go to LINK

❤️Clair wants to thank all of her teachers, mentors and guides along the way - all the friends, lovers and supporters of Hestia and her magic. Thank you! 💐

***  NOTE ABOUT FOXGLOVE / FINGERHUT: it DOES have soft blooms and rough leaves. As with all plants, check before you pick. When you are in doubt, check!