Blue Lily
Offered to the gods in ancient Egypt, and steeped today in ceremony.
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Offered to the gods in ancient Egypt, and steeped today in ceremony.
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A bitter ceremonial drink of Mesoamerica, shared in circle.
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Taken before sleep with a question or an intention in mind.
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Drunk together in the early morning by the Kichwa, who hold it sacred.
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A little before meditation, for being present and unhurried.
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Fragrant flowers for the bath, the sachet and the evening ritual.
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The dreamer's herb, kept by the pillow on nights of dream work.
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The fragrant holy wood of Ecuador and Peru, lit to open a ritual or clear a space.
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A close relative of Egypt's blue lotus, gathered in its homeland for offerings.
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Known in China as lingzhi, the 'herb of spiritual potency'.
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Petals that bring scent, colour and a sense of occasion.
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The 'sun opener', kept for ceremony and quiet reflection.
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Sacred to the Maya, and brought into meditation or ceremony today.
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The silvery leaf long burned for purification, to be used with respect.
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