A transformational traditional oxymel crafted with Hawthorn berry, Hibiscus roselle, and Roses to invite joy back into the Heart. This remedy has zesty floral notes and taste great as a daily tonic or mixed into your favorite sparkling water for a cooling mocktail beverage.
Ingredients: Wild Hawthorn Berry, Organic Hibiscus Roselle, Organic Apothecary Roses, Organic Raw Apple Cider Vinegar, Local Appalachian Raw Honey
120ml glass bottle
Suggested Use: 1 tsp. as needed. You may feel inspired to follow your intuition when working with this Heart Song traditional oxymel. We like sipping on it, while envisioning our Hearts glowing with joy.
$25.00
5 in stock
Heart Song – Brighten the mood, lift the spirit, enhance circulation, strengthen heart
Hawthorn berry
Huathe (pronounced Hoo-ah) is the word for Hawthorn in the ancient Gaelic alphabet known as Ogham. Huathe is one of the sacred trees to the na Druí.
Our physical hearts are also seen as “gateways,” to our emotional + spiritual depths. Many ancient cultures share that the spiritual heart is located in the same area as our physical heart. This is our connection with the Divine and is like an inner sun that shines Light into all areas of our lives.
Hawthorn berries are traditionally worked with to strengthen and tonify the Heart, while enhancing the flow of oxygen and energy to all cells in the body. Hawthorn may be worked with for long periods of time for more chronic issues or it may also be worked with intuitively as you navigate the depths of the Sacred Heart Path.
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Rose is the divine flower of the Heart
Roses have been traditionally worked with to support the mind, body, and spirit. Particularly for those that experience a saddened heart, low mood, tense nerves, psycho-spiritual related imbalances, and so much more.
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Hibiscus roselle
Hibiscus may be best known for its bright, beautiful blossoms, which naturally transport the imagination to a warm, tropical paradise. These tropical bright red flowers are high in antioxidants and offers many potential benefits. In particular, hibiscus supports the heart and liver.
In traditional Indian culture, hibiscus flowers are associated with the elephant-headed god Ganesha, who is known as the “destroyer of obstacles” and said to grant the realization of all of our life goals.
DISCLAIMER
**These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or health condition***
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