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To what i understand, your package should be located within the Python path of Sage. Note that the command python launches the python interpreter from your distribution while the command sage -python launches the python that is shipped with Sage. In order not to interfere with your distribution, the python packages that are shipped with Sage are stored in a separate directory, that is disjoint to the ones where your distribution stores its own python packages. To see this, you can open a session and type:

>>> import os
>>> os.sys.path

And see the difference in both cases.

So what you need is to add the path of your module in the Sage python path. It is explained on that question.

To what i understand, your package should be located within the Python path of Sage. Note that the command python launches the python interpreter from your distribution while the command sage -python launches the python that is shipped with Sage. In order not to interfere with your distribution, the python packages that are shipped with Sage are stored in a separate directory, that is disjoint to the ones where your distribution stores its own python packages. Both pythons use a different path, that is a different set of directories where they have to look in order to find their packages. To see this, you can open a session and type:

>>> import os
>>> os.sys.path

And see the difference in both cases.

So what you need is to add the path of your module in the Sage Sage's python path. It is explained on that question.