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Ceremonial Plant Medicines Ygeia means health in greek . Our journey began with an urge to seek answers about existentialism.

We want to bring creative and affordable products to life for all of us to experience. Our research and development unit is dedicated in developing plant based medicines based on Ayurveda principles . Our Medicines are made in a facility with GMP and ISO certification . All our ingredients are sourced from farmers across the country who follow PERMACULTURE principles ‘ they are poor so they don’t have any Organic Certifications . Hence we say our product is Organic ‘ non Certified and without the use of any chemicals .

07/01/2026

Across traditional medicine systems, organs were understood as living, responsive tissues — affected by stress, rhythm, nourishment, and emotion.
When digestion is strained, worry often follows.
When the liver is overloaded, frustration can rise.
When the lungs feel tight, grief may linger longer than expected.
This doesn’t mean emotions cause illness.

It means the body and emotional life are in constant conversation.

🌿 Herbalist’s note:
Supporting an organ gently — through food, herbs, breath, and rest — often softens emotional patterns without forcing change.

Sometimes regulation begins in the body, not the mind.

02/01/2026

The full moon has always been more than something to look at.
As a herbalist, I experience it as a rhythm — one that plants, bodies, and waters respond to together.
The traditional moon names come from the land itself: wolves howling in winter, soil softening with worms, flowers opening, berries ripening, animals preparing for colder months. Each name tells a story of relationship — between humans, plants, animals, and seasons.

“These ancient names are reminders that time was once measured by life unfolding, not by productivity.”
— Robin Wall Kimmerer

🌿 From an herbalist’s perspective:
The full moon is traditionally a time of fullness, circulation, and release. Plants tend to be more active above ground — rich in sap, aroma, and movement. It’s a moment to work with herbs that support flow, digestion, menstruation, and letting go.

🌱 Ways to work with the full moon:
– Sip a bitter or circulatory tea
– Reflect on what has reached completion
– Gather leaves or flowers rather than roots
– Notice how your sleep, emotions, or appetite shift
❓Which moon name do you feel drawn to right now?
❓What feels ready to be harvested — or released — in your own cycle?
Nature doesn’t separate time from meaning.
The moon simply reminds us.

29/12/2025

Your heart is more than an organ.
It’s a keeper of grief, joy, longing, and love. 💗🌿

In herbalism, we don’t just tend the physical heart—
we soften the stories held around it.

✨ My favorite heart rituals:
• Motherwort tincture when I feel too much
• Rose oil on my chest before speaking the truth
• Blue Lotus tea when grief or dreams feel close
• Bobinsana drops when love feels far away

You don’t need to fix your heart.
You just need to listen to it.
And let the plants listen with you.

24/12/2025

In TCM, winter belongs to the Kidneys.
To stillness, to deep yin, to the slow drip of essence being preserved. ❄️🌑

This is not the season to push.
It’s the season to root, to restore, to listen to what’s been whispering under the noise.

🌿 In winter, I reach for:
• Cordyceps to nourish Kidney Qi
• Licorice to soften and support Yin
• Nutmeg oil to warm the lower back (Kidney area)
• Shilajit to rebuild what burnout depleted

This is rest as ritual.
This is softness as strength.

✨ Your winter apothecary isn’t indulgence—it’s ancient wisdom.

22/12/2025

Meet Marshmallow. 🌸
Not the candy—the plant.
The one that knows how to hold tenderness without fear.
When life scrapes you raw—
when your belly burns, your throat tightens, or your heart feels exposed—
Marshmallow doesn’t ask questions.
She just coats, soothes, and softens.

✨ Use her root as a cold infusion for gut and throat support.
✨ Use her leaf as a warm tea when emotions feel frayed.
✨ Pair her with Tulsi or Licorice for gentle, full-body care.

Marshmallow doesn’t rush healing.
She reminds you that softness is a strategy.

19/12/2025

What is your Daily Liver ritual?
Feel free to share with the Community.

15/12/2025

The Alchemy of Emotions & Plants 🌿🜃

Emotions are not problems to fix.
They are thresholds—gates between who we’ve been and who we’re becoming.
In the old ways, we didn’t numb feelings.
We sat with them.
We brewed them.
We softened them with plants.

✨ Grief needs breath and release. The lungs, in TCM, hold sorrow. We offer Licorice, Mugwort, and Pine to help it move.
✨ Fear lives in the kidneys. Deep, ancestral. We meet it with Cordyceps, Shilajit, and grounding oils.
✨ Anger belongs to the liver—heat rising, wanting change. We cool it with Holy Basil, Rose, or Blue Lotus.
✨ Anxiety is scattered heart energy. Motherwort, Tulsi, and Marshmallow call it home.
✨ Joylessness is a forgotten fire. For that, we turn to Damiana, Neroli, and Ceremonial Cacao.

This is plantwork as emotional alchemy.
Not numbing. Not bypassing.
Feeling—with support.
Because plants don’t silence emotions.
They listen to them.
And in that listening, they transform them.

12/12/2025

Plants & Emotional Balancing 🌿🌀

Not every feeling needs to be fixed.
But every feeling wants to be felt.
In herbalism, we don’t suppress emotions—we support the body so it can move through them.

Because your nervous system isn’t broken. It’s communicating.
✨ Motherwort holds the overwhelmed heart.
✨ Blue Lotus softens when the world feels too much.
✨ Tulsi steadies the storm within.
✨ Marshmallow calms raw, frayed edges.
✨ Damiana brings warmth when joy feels far away.

The plants don’t change who you are.
They help you come back to yourself.

10/12/2025

Your Daily LUNG Ritual 🫁🌬️

In TCM, the lungs are more than organs.
They’re the seat of grief, the keepers of qi, the rhythm-makers of life.
When the lungs are out of balance, we feel it as:
• Sadness that won’t move
• Shallow breath
• Skin issues
• Weak immunity

🌿 That’s why I begin the day with plants that nourish Lung Qi:
✨ Licorice – moistens and soothes
✨ Holy Basil – clears heat and opens breath
✨ Mugwort oil – supports emotional release
✨ Pine needle oil – strengthens immunity and clears stagnation

Breathe them in. Drink them slowly.
Let your lungs do what they were made to do:
feel, move, release.

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