This water-loving plant grows to a height of 4-6 meters and grows along the banks of Amazonian rivers and streams, which is why this plant is considered a "mermaid" in mythology. It is found in Peru, Ecuador, Colombia, Brazil and Bolivia. Bobinsana (Calliandra Angustifolia) has beautiful pink fluffy flowers and a gum is extracted from the trunk of the tree.
Bobinsana tea is traditionally used for a variety of ailments, but is primarily considered a general tonic. It can also be used as an aid to lucid dreaming. The shaman is considered a strong "plant teacher", it is related to the heart - it helps to open the heart, especially if it has closed due to deep traumas that left the energies of mourning, loss and sadness, it teaches unconditional love. It is also a plant that works with balance and endurance - it has to do with the ups and downs of the river - this plant withstands all such challenges with patience and stability. The tea effect is very subtle. It is said that if a person drinks this plant long enough, a mermaid appears in his dreams to help him open his heart to unconditional love.
Preparation: For Bark or mix: it should be brewed for at least 10 minutes to get the full effect. Such tea will have a really strong taste, so we recommend sweetening it with honey. It is traditionally recommended to drink when it reaches room temperature. If you are interested in connecting with the plant during dreams, drink the tea in the evening. It is also possible to mix this tea with cocoa or blue lotus during the ceremonial use of these plants.
For leaves: pour boiling water over the leaves and leave to infuse for 4 minutes.
Bobinsana with lotus: add 1 tsp. bobinsana and 1 tsp. blue lotus, pour boiling water and leave to infuse for 4 minutes. Strain and enjoy. It is recommended to use before sleep or heart meditation.
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Countries of origin: Peru, Ecuador, Colombia, Brazil, Bolivia
