This tea blend is the perfect combination for calming the mind, grounding the nervous system, and reducing anxiety. The herbs and spices are warming with a moistening quality, great for the dry and windy characteristics of fall, or Vata, season. I am very proud that this tea blend will include some of my very own organically home-grown tulsi.
Add one teaspoon of powdered tea to one cup of boiled water or warm milk (or alternative), steep for a few minutes, and enjoy at any time of day to support a calm body and mind. This tea blend is best steeped in a muslin cloth bag or similar.
Ingredients: holy basil leaf (tulsi)*, licorice root powder*, ginger powder*, cinnamon powder*, fennel seed powder*, and dried orange peel*. (*Organic)
Comes in a re-sealable kraft paper bag.
3oz
Some links to re-usable cotton muslin cloth tea bags: Well Earth Goods, Plastic Free Pursuit, Sustainability Cafe Etsy Shop
This tea blend is the perfect combination for calming the mind, grounding the nervous system, and reducing anxiety. The herbs and spices are warming with a moistening quality, great for the dry and windy characteristics of fall, or Vata, season. I am very proud that this tea blend will include some of my very own organically home-grown tulsi.
Add one teaspoon of powdered tea to one cup of boiled water or warm milk (or alternative), steep for a few minutes, and enjoy at any time of day to support a calm body and mind. This tea blend is best steeped in a muslin cloth bag or similar.
Ingredients: holy basil leaf (tulsi)*, licorice root powder*, ginger powder*, cinnamon powder*, fennel seed powder*, and dried orange peel*. (*Organic)
Comes in a re-sealable kraft paper bag.
3oz
Some links to re-usable cotton muslin cloth tea bags: Well Earth Goods, Plastic Free Pursuit, Sustainability Cafe Etsy Shop
Holy basil, or tulsi, is one of the most sacred plants in India. It supports a calm sattvic mind. “Basil gives the protection of the divine by clearing the aura and strengthening the immune system.” - Dr. David Frawley and Dr. Vasant Lad in The Yoga of Herbs .
