Herbal Learning

Clavillia, a perennial herb originating from a tuberous root, stands at 50-100 cm in height. Known as "four o'clocks," its beautiful flowers bloom around 4 in the afternoon, which is so cool that it has its own circadian rhythm. Admired globally for its colorful flowers and sweet fragrance, Clavillia has been an ornamental fav since 1753. Today, it thrives in tropical regions like South America, Latin America, France, and India.  The profound connection between Clavillia and indigenous communities in the Amazon unveils a narrative of both aesthetic appreciation and therapeutic wisdom. Beyond merely savoring its floral elegance, indigenous dwellers, attuned to the intricate dance...

We tend to go inward during the winter season causing us to have an urge to be isolated that could lead us to experience depression, and anxiety. Being able to utilize your sensual energy can ignite creativity, abundance, and a sense of being.  However, before you begin to work with the energy of manifestation, using your sensual energy you have to be with the energy that's present now and we go through seasons. So, not each one person is the same. You may already be feeling activated, juicy, and on fire with your sensual energy, or you may be experiencing...

Do this for 30 days, from January 1st - 31st and watch how you create momentum an evidence towards the health you desire to experience an the life you desire to manifest.    Step 1: Hydrate with Herbal Infusions Goal: Start the day by hydrating your body and flushing out toxins. Protocol: Begin your day with a large glass of warm water with key lime to kickstart your metabolism + flush out toxins. Throughout the day, drink nourishing herbal infusions such as our Belly Bliss Blend, nettle tea, or red raspberry tea. These herbs are known for their detoxifying properties and nourishes...

Egyptian Blue Lotus: Nymphaea Caerulea Greetings, Tribe! Beautiful to have you in this space as we speak on Blue Lotus, also known as the Flower of Intuition. Below are some quick overviews of what you can expect from this sacred flower.  Blue Lotus is also known as: Nymphea caerulea, Nymphaea nouchali var. caerulea, blue Egyptian lotus, blue water lilly, sacred blue lilly. Native to: Egypt, and southern parts of Asia.  Main Constituents: nupharidine, nuciferine, minerals, oils, bioflavanoids, nupherine, apomorphine, phytosterols. Parts Used: flowers, leaves, leaf-stalk Elements: Water and Earth Energetics: bitter, aromatic, warm Actions and Properties: sedative, febrifuge, aphrodisiac, circulatory, antispasmodic, antidepressant, anti-carcinogenic, anti-convulsant, anti-inflammatory Potential...