Ingredients: Holy Basil leaf and flower, coconut glycerin, Holy Basil flower essence with sugar cane alcohol and spring water.
 
Herbal Qualities:
Holy Basil, known as Tulsi, The Queen of Herbs, The Incomparable One has been used in Ayurvedic medicine as an herb that nourishes a person’s growth to health and promotes vitality of life and renewed energy.
Rich, sweet, and spicy aroma, plenty of antioxidants, anti-inflammatory properties, helps tremendously with stress and adrenal fatigue over time by having a direct effect on the body’s adrenal glands. A potent adaptogen with antispasmodic and nervine action, helping the body deal with physical and emotional stress, while helping strengthening immunity, calms nerves, protects heart from stress, lowers blood pressure, lowers cholesterol, stabilizes blood sugar levels, enhances digestion, mental activity, concentration and memory
Antimicrobial property makes it a great for soothing chest congestion. Heat, yang, gets things moving. This makes her GREAT for treating signs of sluggishness in the liver, digestive, or reproductive systems. Diaphoretic (sweat), emmenagogue, circulatory stimulant (gets blood going), carminative and bitter for digestive system, expectorant (removes mucus from lungs). Provides gentle relief by reducing swelling and pain when rubbed onto inflamed joints and sore muscles, speeds recovery of wounds, and calms skin irritations.
Used to consecrate spaces, it is perfect massaged into the temples or pressure points or soles of the feet, to ground and center during moments of stress or to help deepen meditation practice.
 
Benefits:
Heal, ground, center, reduce stress, promotes clarity of thought and well-being.
 
Glycerite Usage:
 
2-3 dropperfuls up to 3x/day on the tongue. May be enjoyed ina glass of water. Share with family, including children (ages 1+). Safe for those who are pregnant & breastfeeding at 1/3 of dosage.
 
Affirmations:
Deeper breaths help me better connect to divine intelligence.
Grounding into my body supports my ability to transcend.
Unbothered by the mundane, I tap into the gifts bestowed upon me, and ascend through the expressions of them.