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This material is not a botanical sandalwood (Santalum genus). It is a dense, high-luster hardwood harvested in southern Mexico, sometimes called Mexican Huanghuali
it is utilised to create an energetic shield, ward off malevolent or envious influences, and anchor a secure boundary during spiritual work
The warm, woody aroma calms the nervous system, quiets mental chatter, and elevates personal consciousness during prayer or introspective devotions
Frequently incorporated into modern folk-catholic or syncretic folk magic devotions (such as rituals honoring Santa Muerte) to invite divine white light, peace, and alignment
This material is not a botanical sandalwood (Santalum genus). It is a dense, high-luster hardwood harvested in southern Mexico, sometimes called Mexican Huanghuali
it is utilised to create an energetic shield, ward off malevolent or envious influences, and anchor a secure boundary during spiritual work
The warm, woody aroma calms the nervous system, quiets mental chatter, and elevates personal consciousness during prayer or introspective devotions
Frequently incorporated into modern folk-catholic or syncretic folk magic devotions (such as rituals honoring Santa Muerte) to invite divine white light, peace, and alignment