DREAM: BLUE LOTUS TEA, INTUITION AND DREAMING
DREAM: BLUE LOTUS TEA, INTUITION AND DREAMING
DREAM: BLUE LOTUS TEA, INTUITION AND DREAMING
DREAM: BLUE LOTUS TEA, INTUITION AND DREAMING

DREAM: BLUE LOTUS TEA, INTUITION AND DREAMING

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New! Pure Sri Lankan Blue Lotus Tea. Grown, harvested and dried by local families. 

 Blue Lotus (Nymphea Cerulea) is an ancient sacred plant in cultures across the world- in Egypt, and India, and Nepal. It is highly regarded in spiritual practices for its ability to enhance dream recall, amplify visions, and promote a deep sense of empathy and connection. It is often used in meditative practices to facilitate emotional healing and spiritual growth. It has the potential to balance emotions, promote emotional stability, and alleviate symptoms of anxiety and depression. It is said to contribute to overall well-being by promoting a harmonious balance between mind, body, and spirit.

In herbal medicine traditions it is used for:

  • Relaxation and Stress Relief: Renowned for inducing relaxation, Blue Lotus helps reduce stress and promotes a sense of calmness.
  • Enhanced Mood and Euphoria: Known to uplift the mood and generate feelings of euphoria, contributing to overall emotional well-being.
  • Natural Anti-inflammatory: Exhibits anti-inflammatory properties, potentially reducing discomfort related to inflammation in the body.
  • Enhanced Creativity and Inspiration: Believed to stimulate creativity, imagination, and inspiration, making it popular among artists, writers, and musicians.
  • Increased Focus and Mental Clarity: May support cognitive function, improving focus, concentration, and mental clarity.
  • Digestive Support: May aid in digestion by soothing the digestive system, reducing bloating, and supporting overall gut health.
  • Respiratory Health: Thought to benefit respiratory health, potentially alleviating symptoms of respiratory conditions such as cough and congestion.
  • Antioxidant Properties: Contains antioxidant compounds that help combat oxidative stress and protect the body against cellular damage caused by free radicals.

Pure  Blue Lotus Flower Tea

Blue Lotus Flower

Usage: Steep for 10 minutes, add sweetener. Serve hot or chilled. May be blending with complementary herbs.

When to Take: Blue Lotus can be taken at various times of the day depending on the intended benefits and individual body responses.

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