Sean Mowbray is a freelance journalist based in Scotland who covers topics such as health, archaeology, and general science for Discover Magazine. View Full Profile. Palo santo has quickly become a ...

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Burning the wood is done to clean bad energy from a place and to promote good fortune. It is typical and common for palo santo to be burned in a ceremonial setting such as a shamanic ceremony, and ...

The article delved into Feng Shui's use of natural elements, highlighting the significance of Brazilian wood varieties like Palo Santo, Rosewood, and Pau-Brasil. These woods were noted for their ...

Over the next few weeks, this would happen again and again: pitches from brands describing the scent of Palo Santo with words like "luxurious," "energizing," and "exotic." With every email, I could ...

Taking its name from a mystical incense used to banish negative energy, ‘Palo Santo’ is also Spanish for Holy Wood. And before you ask, yes, that is a dick joke; Olly Alexander has joked in interviews ...