Sage smudging was adopted from Native American spirituality by some feminist and New Age seekers in the '80s and '90s. It might represent a general blessing, cleansing or protection. The dream suggests that the dreamer longs for more meaningful spiritual experiences, somewhat out of the mainstream tradition.
Sage smudge sticks are not traditionally used in Tamil culture, so there may not be a direct translation for it in Tamil.
Smudge sage, commonly known as white sage (Salvia apiana), is native to the southwestern United States and northwestern Mexico. Indigenous peoples have traditionally used it for spiritual purification and cleansing rituals, believing it can dispel negative energy. The practice of smudging with sage has gained popularity beyond these communities, but it has raised concerns about cultural appropriation and sustainability.
To make the most of sage's benefits, you can burn it as a smudge stick to cleanse the air, use it in cooking for its flavor and potential health benefits, or make a tea with it for its calming properties.
First Nations used sage for various purposes, including ceremonial rituals, purification, healing practices, and promoting positive energy. Sage was burned as smudge sticks to cleanse and purify a person or space of negative energies and to offer prayers to the spirits.
The cast of The Dream of the Butterfly - 2009 includes: Howard McCrary as Sage
A small smudge
A small smudge
The plural of smudge is smudges.
The plural of smudge is smudges.
that looks like a smudge on the window :)
A small smudge
Smudge isn't a Moshling.