Smudging in ceremonial magick pertains to the burning of a bundle of herbs in order to purify the area in which magick is performed and/or the tools for a magickal cerimony. This is because the bundle of various herbs is called a smudge.
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The smudging ceremony is also practised by many First Nations (Native American) people. It is designed to ritually cleanse a person or place and to raise prayers to the creator spirit. It is often done as part of a larger ceremony or prayer and can be done before, during and/or after. Traditionally white sage is used though neo-pagans often use common sage. Other herbs can be also used in the mix or as the primary ingredient.
The sage (and other herbs if used) is tied in a tight bundle and is burned at a smoulder to produce as much smoke as possible often over coals.
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To prevent pencil drawings from smudging, you can use a fixative spray or hairspray to set the drawing in place. Additionally, you can place a sheet of paper over the drawing to protect it from smudging.
When using a pen in the left hand it is important to prevent the ink from smudging by lifting the hand from the paper.
To prevent smudging in pencil drawings, you can use a fixative spray to set the pencil marks in place. Additionally, you can work from top to bottom and left to right to avoid accidentally smudging the pencil marks with your hand.
I am assuming you are smudging a dwelling or building? If that is the case, then be aware the smoke detectors may go off. Be alert for any flammable obstacles to moving the sage through the rooms of the building, make sure to include the door posts and top and bottom. Let the smudgepot sit in an abilone shell to fully extinguish. Other than that, the only challenge I can see is the preparation and mindset needed for the cleansing.
To prevent smudging when using a pencil, you can try using a smudge guard or a piece of scrap paper under your hand while you write or draw. Additionally, you can use a fixative spray to set the pencil marks and prevent them from smudging.
Stay in the lines.
These are best for smudging and Blending colours in pictures.
To effectively set chalk on paper and prevent smudging or fading, you can use a fixative spray specifically designed for chalk or pastel drawings. Spray a light, even coat over your chalk drawing and allow it to dry completely before handling. This will help seal the chalk in place and protect it from smudging or fading.
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The ceremony in which a squire becomes a knight is known as a dubbing ceremony.
Rite, right is the homophone for ceremony.