SACRED LOTUS

Blue lotus (Nymphaea caerulea), also known as Egyptian lotus or sacred lotus, is a water lily with significant cultural and spiritual significance in ancient Egypt. It is known for its striking blue flowers and its ability to induce a state of both relaxation and euphoria when consumed. The plant was used in religious ceremonies and was considered a symbol of the sun and rebirth. Deepen your meditation, intuition and activate the third eye with wild harvested blue lotus. This magical flower can have a calming effect, motivate lucid dreaming, induce a deeper sleep and is perfect as a relaxing good tea in the evening. The benefits of the blue lotus flower are primarily related to its psychoactive properties, which include:

Relaxing and stress-reducing

The plant is known for its calming effects, which can help reduce stress and anxiety levels.

Soothing

It acts as a mild sedative, helping to improve sleep quality and relaxation.

Euphoria and positivity

Consuming Blue Lotus can lead to feelings of euphoria and an uplifted mood, likely due to the psychoactive compounds it contains, such as apomorphine and nuciferine.

Increased circulation

Some believe it can help increase blood circulation, which contributes to its aphrodisiac properties.

Spiritual and mystical

Historically, it has been used to enhance meditation, promote spiritual growth, and induce lucid dreams or more vivid dreams.

Preparation

To make tea, use about 1 tablespoon of petals per cup along with hot warm water. Pour almost boiling water over the flowers and let them rest together for about 5-7 minutes. Remember that a longer brewing time makes the taste more bitter.

It is important to note that although Blue Lotus is legal in many countries, its psychoactive properties mean that it should be used with awareness and respect for its effects. Modern interest in Blue Lotus has led to its use in teas, wines and various extracts, offering a modern way to explore its ancient benefits.