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INFUSE
FOR THE PRACTICE THAT GOES DEEPER

To meditate deep.

When the practice is asking to go deeper, and the silence wants to be inhabited.

Meditating deep is cultivated like soil: a quality of attention, day after day, until the silence becomes a place you inhabit.

Ritual11 plantsfrom €6.00
Three to start with

Where to begin

Some plants walk alongside that cultivation, for the time it takes to root.

WHAT THE COMMUNITY MURMURSA few feedbacks, after several weeks.

  • « excellent quality and very nice spectrum of on how it affects the body (slightly euphoric but also calming and relaxing ) »
    Kirunawith Blue Lotus
  • « Something from a dream, calming to a time-stopping state of mind so sublime and surreal. »
    Patrickwith Sagan Dalya "White Wings"
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  • « I've been adding to my smoothies for almost a week, I am definitely feeling a bit more focussed and will do more so with each use, being in my 40's with brain fog, definitely been game changer in my daily life… memory is a bit sharper than before for sure. »
    Dorit Phippswith Brahmi
  • « Surprised not so much by its taste as by its relaxing effects »
    gaellewith Gotu Kola
The selection · across the worlds

11 companions for this intention

The path · 5 thresholds

A method.

Blue Lotus
01
Ritual

Build a daily seat

Fifteen minutes, every day. Regularity does more than length. The body learns to recognise the appointment.

Authentic Blue Lotus
02
Ritual

Choose a plant of support

Brahmi for mental clarity. Gotu Kola for the heart's opening in meditation. Tulsi for the breath. Lion's Mane for memory and presence. One plant, for several weeks.

Sagan Dalya "White Wings"
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Ritual

Prepare the plant each morning

10-minute covered infusion. Drink before the practice. The infusion ritual becomes a doorway into the meditation.

Brahmi
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Ritual

Practise without expectation

Just stay there, follow the breath, come back when the mind wanders. The practice is the reward.

Lion's Mane
05
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Watch over the long term

Over three to six weeks, something settles in. More stability. More tenderness toward the mind that wanders. That is the work.