Blue water lily

Dried flowers of blue apricot (Nymphaea caerulea). The blue water lily was already used in ancient Egypt as an aphrodisiac to increase sexual desire.
Country of origin: Thailand.

The blue water lily was a sacred plant in medieval Egypt, associated with rituals, celebrations and dance. His depiction can be found on the tombs and in a stylized form in the heads of the temple columns. It contains the alkaloid aporfin, which has antipsychotic effects.

Scent: floral - with balsamic tones.
Use: aromatherapy to reduce tension and stress.

Recharging stones

with the help of smoking this mixture brings an excellent effect especially for stones, which help to harmonize the individual chakras . However, the mixture can be used for all stones, because smoking is one of the best ways to clean and recharge stones .

Warning: always use dried flowers for smoking purposes only.