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According to the ancient Mayans, the divine God of

According to the ancient Mayans, the divine God of the Earth extracted Copal resin from the Tree of Life and gave it to the humans as a gift.

It’s considered very sacred and is often referred to as the “Food of the Gods.”

For centuries, it has been widely used in many spiritual traditions for offerings, divination, connecting to the sacred, spiritual healing, and so much more.

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#copal #treeresin #treeoflife #foodofthegods #sacred #resinincense #naturalincense

From pesto to tabbouleh, pho, curry, chutney, and

From pesto to tabbouleh, pho, curry, chutney, and the classic apple pie, these dishes all share a key ingredient: aromatic herbs.

Celebrated not only for their rich flavors and aromas but also for their potent digestive benefits, aromatic herbs play a vital role in many culinary traditions.

From stimulating digestion or calming an upset stomach to easing indigestion and improving nutrient absorption, these herbs offer natural supportive ways to help keep your gut in harmony.

In our latest video blog, we dive into how aromatic plants support digestion, exploring their many health benefits, and uncovering how they positively influence the gut microbiome and overall health.

We’ll also name some of the top traditional herbs for supporting digestion and gut health. Whether you’re seeking relief or simply aiming to stay healthy, these aromatic herbs are invaluable companions on your wellness journey.

Click the link in our bio to learn more.

#digestivehealth #herbsfordigestion #herbalism #herbalremedies #traditionalmedicine #aromaticherbs

Embrace the cozy vibes of autumn with this soothin

Embrace the cozy vibes of autumn with this soothing self-care aromatic tea recipe. This blend is full of herbs packed with antioxidants and vitamin C, plus immune-boosting and anti-inflammatory properties to help prep your body for the upcoming winter.

Directions:

Place the herbs in a strainer inside a teapot or cup and pour hot water over it. Make sure to cover it to keep the precious volatile oils from evaporating and allow the herbs to steep for 15 minutes. Strain and drizzle in a spoonful of honey for sweetness and comfort.

Take your time and drink slowly, inhaling the calming scent and savoring each soothing sip as you wrap yourself in a blanket and take a moment for yourself.

This autumn elixir is like a warm hug for your soul, supporting your mind and body on those crisp, cozy fall evenings.
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#herbaltea #tearecipe #immuneboost #immunesupport #autumntea #immunitytea

What’s your favorite type of conifer tree? 🌲✨ Is it Pine, the magical tree that promotes courage and protection?

Or Fir, with its calming, energizing, and stabilizing energy…

Maybe Cedar, also known as the “Evergreen Tree of Life” and the “Timber of the Gods”, with its grounding energy and strength…

Or Spruce, the symbol of the divine feminine and the “Tree of Birth”...

Maybe Cypress, a tree promoting vitality, renewal, and rebirth?

Or something else perhaps?
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#evergreentrees #conifertrees #pine #fir #spruce #cypress #cedar

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