Trinity Pre-Ground Cut Blue, Red & White Lotus Flower - Blend Amsterdam Roll Mix
🌿 'Holy Trinity' Ground Lotus Blend – Red, White & Blue
Pre-Ground Sacred Blue Lotus flower, grown organically on a small family farm in Sri Lanka. Harvested by hand and naturally air-dried to preserve the quality of this beautiful flower. Prepared and packaged in the UK.
This product is the ground from whole dried flower with the pods removed, and therefore will contain petals and stamens only.
Ready to use for brewing/decoction, blending with other herbs and burning.
If brewing, Ancient recipes also suggest soaking the flower in wine for increased potency.
☕ How to Use
Perfect for tea blends, resin infusions, bath soaks, or ritual smoke. Easily measurable and ideal for quick preparation.
Use 1.25g per cup or 5g per litre. For smoking or incense, use sparingly and combine with resin or other botanicals as desired.
🌸 Ancient SignificanceBringing together three sacred flowers used throughout Egyptian, Buddhist, and Ayurvedic traditions, this ground blend honours their ancestral wisdom and spiritual potency in one convenient format.
💫 Therapeutic & Spiritual Benefits
Ideal for those seeking calm, clarity, and connection
May promote lucid dreams, inner peace, and emotional balance
Great for ritual, yoga, or meditation practice
Fast-acting and easier to integrate into herbal blends
📦 Pre-ground Red, White & Blue Lotus flowers. Whole and petal formats also available.
The Lotus Flower has been celebrated in ancient Sanskrit, Pali, and Sinhala literary works as a symbol of virtue, discipline, and purity.
Often referred to as the sacred lily, played a pivotal role in ancient Egyptian civilization. Depicted in hieroglyphics and art dating back to the 14th century B.C., the Lotus was not merely an ornamental flower but held deep symbolic meaning. 🌷 It was associated with creation, rebirth, and the cycles of life and death.
In ancient Egyptian mythology, the Lotus symbolized the sun god Ra and his journey across the sky. 🌞 It was believed that the flower emerged from the primordial waters, carrying with it the promise of renewal and the divine essence of life. The presence of Lotus flowers in Tutankhamun's tomb underscore its sacred nature, highlighting its use in rituals associated with the afterlife.
The Lotus was not only revered for its spiritual significance but also cherished for its medicinal properties. Ancient Egyptians believed that consuming preparations made from the Lotus could bring about a state of heightened consciousness, facilitating communication with the divine and promoting spiritual enlightenment. 💫
According to Buddhist tradition in Sri Lanka, the Lotus Flower is believed to have bloomed wherever Prince Siddhartha, later known as Buddha, walked during his life. The flower's auspicious presence is one of the 108 marks found on his footprint. This connection to spirituality and purity has led to the Lotus being valued for religious offerings and playing a prominent role in traditional and cultural festivals in Sri Lanka. 🌺
