Organic Ceremonial Tobacco
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Organic Ceremonial Tobacco is a sacred plant used in Indigenous ceremonies and rituals for prayer, healing, and offering gratitude. Unlike commercial tobacco, it holds deep spiritual significance and is revered for its ability to connect individuals with the Creator, ancestors, and the natural world. Used in smudging, purification, and as an offering to the Earth, Ceremonial Tobacco serves as a symbol of respect, gratitude, and spiritual communication. It reminds us of our deep-rooted connection to nature and the importance of balance and harmony with the Earth.
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Some caveats - I think you can only imprint one substance at a time.
Imprinting This on a ciggie explains to... See more
Some caveats - I think you can only imprint one substance at a time.
Imprinting This on a ciggie explains to me what the Indians saw that was special about tobacco. The description is right, it truly connects you with the creator.
Freaking sweet!
II'l try taking it nasally, well after I recover.