£25 for 50g

The Sacred Blue Lily of the Nile was found scattered over Tutankhamen’s body when the Pharaoh’s tomb was opened in 1922. This is a sacred visionary plant of the Egyptian people - used by the Pharaohs and the elite priesthood of ancient Egypt as their teacher-plant of choice, as well as for pain-relief, to improve memory, improve circulation, as an aphrodisiac. Today it is growing in popularity as a dream-herb, because it stimulates the mind and relaxes the body. As a tea it can have a mild sedative effect, and smoked it can have mildly psychoactive properties making it perfect for shamanic journeying. It can be used as a tonic much like ginseng, a pain reliever much like arnica, as a circulation stimulant richer than ginkgo biloba and a sexual stimulant more powerful than viagra, according to Voogelbreinder (2009).