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One of Teri’s favorite herbs is the Egyptian Blue Lotus Flower

It was used by ancient Egyptians as a key for good health used for Pain, Circulation and an Aphrodisiac.
For ancient Egyptians, the lotus was a solar symbol. The spread and span of its petals were the sun’s rays, the giver of light and life. With each dawn, the petals opened, closed at night and opened again with the rising sun, representing rebirth and renewal. The blue lotus (also known as the blue lily of the Nile) was considered the most sacred. It was the symbol of modesty and cleanliness. The seeds of the lotus can remain dormant in dry riverbeds for 200 years waiting for the rains, at which time the blossoms emerge from the mud radiant and unsullied. The lotus was regarded by early Egyptians as symbols of resurrection and life eternal.
The lotus in its bud form was the symbol of the upper Kingdom of Egypt. Lotus wreaths were used in funerary ritual as rebirth symbols. In temples and on tombs, the gods and royalty were depicted holding the lotus in their hands.

The secret to the rare Egyptian Blue Lily was revealed on a PBS special. The Blue Lily was traditionally used to relieve pain, increase memory, increase circulation, promote sexual desire, and create feelings of euphoria and ecstasy, without the use of narcotics. According to recent studies, Blue Lily was found to be loaded with health-giving phytosterols, bioflavonoids and phosphodiastrates. It turned out to be one of the greatest daily health tonics ever found. Traditionally, it has been used to create a feeling of well-being and euphoria.

Use it as a tea or put it in red wine. (can also be smoked or vaporized)

Welcome to Shaman’s Garden for the links below and many more Egyptian Blue Lotus products

Egyptian Blue Lotus dried flowers

Egyptain Blue Lotus tincture
Egyptian Blue Lotus seed tincture

We all want the ones we love not to suffer and have the best care when they are ill. Do we believe in a God that gives us plants to feed us during our time on earth and healing plants to help us survive sickness?