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Embrace the potent powers of nature with our collection of Loose Herbs, harvested from the heart of the earth. These healing herbs, brimming with both tangible and metaphysical benefits, serve as a vital link between mankind and Mother Nature. Dried herbs have many uses, like teas and supplements. They can improve your well-being, help with spiritual practices, and make your surroundings smell nice.
What are herbs?
Herbs are plants with savory or aromatic properties that are used in cooking, medicine, or perfume production. Typically, they derive from the leaves of non-woody plants and people can use them fresh or dried. They play a significant role in many cultures worldwide due to their culinary, medicinal, and sometimes spiritual uses.
Herbs include a vast range of plants, from lavender and mint to rosemary and basil. Herbs have practical uses and symbolic meanings. They are used in traditional healing and rituals.
Are herbs good for you?
Herbs offer benefits to both our physical health and spiritual wellness. They contain vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants, which can improve digestion, boost immunity, and manage certain health conditions. For example, mint soothes the stomach, and lavender aids sleep.
On the spiritual side, herbs like sage cleanse spaces of negative energy, while rosemary is associated with protection and memory. Using herbs for supplements, rituals, or tea can improve your wellbeing and spiritual practices.
Herb Uses
How to burn loose herbs
Burning loose herbs, a practice known as cleansing, is quite straightforward. You'll need a heat-resistant bowl, a charcoal disc, and your chosen herbs. Light the charcoal disc and place it in the bowl. Once the charcoal is hot, scatter the herbs over it and let them smoke.
As the herbs burn, they release a fragrant smoke that purifies and energizes your space.
How to make tea with loose herbs
Making tea with loose herbs is a simple and enjoyable process. Add one teaspoon of your chosen loose herbs to a teapot or infuser. Pour hot (not boiling) water over the herbs and let them steep for 5-10 minutes. Strain the herbs before drinking, and enjoy a soothing, aromatic, and beneficial herbal tea.
How to dry fresh herbs
Drying fresh herbs is a simple process. After harvesting, bundle your herbs at the stems and hang them upside down in a well-ventilated, dry, and dark location. After 1-2 weeks, depending on humidity levels, your herbs should be dry and ready to use. Store your dried herbs in airtight containers away from sunlight to maintain their potency.
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