Dried Egyptian Blue Lotus (Nymphaea Caerulea)

NEW IN STOCK: In addition to full shredded flower, we now have stamens + petals or petals only variants. Using only petals might have a slightly lesser effect, so we advise to buy petals only for decorative, etc. purposes. Both shredded full flower and petals+stamens variant will have the same effect, but petals+stamens variant is slightly more aesthetically pleasing :) If you are interested in unshredded flowers, you can find them here: Flowers

A little video explaining the different versions https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aTbeRz_6BHY

Blue water lotus (Nymphaea Caerulea) was one of the most revered plants in Ancient Egyptian civilization. For Egyptians, this plant was used to reach higher states of consciousness. It was also used by Mayan, Ancient Greek and Ancient Roman civilzations. There are many Egyptian paintings that have survived to these days, where this blue lotus can be seen used in various ceremonial rites and celebrations. According to Teal Swan, this plant is one of the highest vibration plants that exist on Earth. When you use the absolute or tea, it has a calming effect, however, it is also an adaptogen, so it might have some stimulating effects in certain circumstances. It has anti-depressant qualities and helps people to experience lucid dreaming: it makes the dream recall better, allows for more vivid dreams and makes the quality of the sleep better. IT is also an aphrodisiac, antioxidant and helps with "female issues".

In Egypt, people believed, that Gods left this plant on the Earth to allow the soul to come out of the body and visit the Gods. The Sun God Ra was born out of this plant. The flower simbolized the beginning of life, as well as death, rebirth and life eternal.

This is the plant that inspired this whole shop and is the most popular of all of our products.

Teal Swan Video : [https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=462592881779333]

Using the flowers:

Do not use with anti-diabetic medications (insulin), because the blood sugar can drop to a dangerous level. Do not use in pregnancy and with certain allergies. If you use other medicines, consult your doctor before taking this herb.

Instructions to make a tea:

1) Boil a good pinch of the petals in a pot of water until the water comes to a boil, reduce to a simmer and simmer for 3 minutes. Drink when it reaches comfortable temperature.

2) Pour boiling water over the petals in a cup of water. You can use the petals for 2-3 water refills before discarding them.

To smoke:

Grind 3 petals and use in Labradorite pipe, or just roll in smoking paper. It can be used alone or with other herbs.

To steam:

Put petals in the bath when you have goddess rituals in your bath, you can use the petals for exfoliation as well.

Country of origin: Thailand for shredded full flower, Sri Lanka for petals + stamens and petals

Our products are sold for incense and soap making purposes, decorative purposes and/or legitimate ethnobotanical research. Our products are not intended for human consumption. The information given about the plants is for academic purposes only and not intended to be used medically. For medical issues, please consult a health professional.