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Blue lotus flower (Nymphaea caerulea) is a psychoactive plant, also known as blue Egyptian lotus, blue water lily, and sacred blue lily.  Blue Lotus has been used in traditional medicine for thousands of years as a natural aphrodisiac, sleep aid, and anxiety reliever. However, at higher doses achieved by inhalation, users can experience euphoria and hallucinations.  While there's limited research on the human health effects of consuming lotus, it's thought that these antioxidant compounds might protect against diseases that stem from oxidative stress.  In particular, they may have anticancer effects, protect against Alzheimer's disease, and prevent liver damage. Lotus, the aquatic plant is almost completely edible, from flowers to seeds to roots.   All parts of the lotus have been used for medicinal purposes for several ailments.   LOTUS LEAVES  Lotus leaves are widely distributed, rich in resources, and inexpensive.  Because lotus leaves are full of a...

Sound healing has ancient roots in cultures all over the world, and can help improve physical and emotional well-being and mental health . The calming sounds bring a healing and restorative effect to many people. Unlike bell that makes a sharp sound, a wind chime on the other hand makes a gentle melodious sound. FREQUENCY OF WIND CHIMES IN HEALING  The 6 main notes are  396 Hz : Used for liberating guilt and fear 417 Hz : Used for undoing situations and facilitating change 528 Hz : It is thought to heal DNA 639 Hz : Used for healing relationships 741 Hz : Used for expression and cleansing toxins 852 Hz : It is believed to awakening intuition SPIRITUAL USE OF WIND CHIMES  Removing Negative Energies: Wind chimes symbolize good fortune and are used in Feng Shui and Vastu Shastra to suppress ill luck. As per Vastu Shastra , Wind Chimes made from silver, brass, aluminium, bronze, or copper are primarily known for suppressing ill luck and should be placed in should be in...

Dream catcher is actually a handmade object which people hang above their bed believing that it would catch all their bad dreams and nightmares. But it is actually a thing for good charm. Dream Catcher is also sometimes named as “Sacred Hoops”.  Dreamcatchers are more than just delicate, whimsical décor accessories. They are rooted in legend and folklore and rich in history and meaning.  Traditionally, these were used as talismans to keep people, usually children, away from bad dreams. It doesn't necessarily mean that it should be hung only in bedrooms . The web like structure of the dreamcatcher has an significance.  The dreamcatcher was an integral part of many Native American cultures. It was especially popular among the Ojibway, Assiniboine, and Cree. They all believed that the air is filled with dreams , good and bad.  The dream catcher works to catch your bad dreams like a spider web catches prey. Bad dreams are caught in the web of the dream catcher, while goo...

Incense is an aromatic biotic material that releases fragrant smoke when burnt. The term is used for either the material or the aroma . Incense is used for aesthetic reasons, religious worship, aromatherapy , meditation , and ceremony. It may also be used as a simple deodorant or insect repellent.  Incense has been around since ancient times and is an incredible way to calm your mind and body. It's a popular form of aromatherapy that helps to improve overall well-being. Its subtle yet powerful scent helps to reduce stress and anxiety levels while providing a sense of peace and calm.  Hindus, especially the Śaivas, use incense for ritual and domestic offerings, and so do Buddhists, who burn it at festivals and initiations as well as at daily rites. In China incense was burned during festivals and processions to honour ancestors and household gods, and in Japan it was incorporated into Shintō ritual. A wide variety of herbs can be burned as incense, each with unique properti...