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  •   Home > News > Entertainment

    Lady Gaga burns sage every morning as she says thanks to mother nature..

    The eccentric pop star has revealed she has an unusual daily ritual where she sets the herb alight and takes a moment to reflect on the world.


    She posted on Twitter: "My morning starts with the burning of many sages, both grass and book. I close my eyes and say thank you. To nature and all her gifts. (sic)"

    Gaga's spiritual revelation prompted a big response from her fans on the social networking site.

    One follower, @Advil, questioned her ritual, writing: "@ladygaga sounds like witchcraft to me. very spooky (sic)"

    The 28-year-old singer has always been very open about her spirituality and has spoke of her beliefs in reincarnation.

    Her spirituality also extends to her tour rider, with Gaga requesting 1,000 candles to be in her dressing room before her 'ArtRave: The Artpop Ball' concert at the National Indoor Arena in Birmingham, England, to set the right mood.

    A source previously said: "Gaga has been on the road for around six months, so she knows what to do to make herself at home. Hanging white drapes and scattering candles everywhere calms her down and comforts her before she goes on stage, so she makes sure tons are there before she arrives."

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