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• Embracing Holistic Well-Being
• Earthy & Calming Tulsi, Sweet Licorice & Powerful Ashwagandha
• Herbal Teasan / No Caffeine
• USDA Organic
• Non GMO Project Verified
• Premium Organic Teas & Herbs
• Real Fruits, Flowers & Spices
• No "Natural" Flavors or Fragrances
• Certified Organic by QAI
• Certified B Corporation
• Halal
• Kosher

Gratitude

A Silky sweetness embodies this soothing blend of tulsi which warms the heart, licorice that invigorates the spirit, and ashwagandha that protects and supports. the addition of maca, turmeric, and chamomile bring a roosty, apple-like taste and a spicy finish. The medley is complex and satisfying, allowing you to settle into an affirming state of gratitude for all of life’s gifts.

The acknowledgement and appreciation of all our blessings both big and small demonstrates gratitude. We realize we are fortunate when we appreciate what we have. As gratitude grows, it gladdens the heart and gives rise to joy, both four our good fortune and for the good fortune of others.

Gratitude Practice (10 minutes daily)

Find a quiet space and time to sit in ease. Relax your body, gently close your eyes and slow your breathing, paying attention to the rise and fall of your belly as you inhale and exhale. Acknowledge something you are grateful for, like your family. As you bring up the gratitude, feel into the positive blessings. Bring up people in your family sphere and offer blessings of well-being to them. Repeat with other things you are grateful for.

Tulsi is known as "holy basil" and is an ancient medicinal plant that has been used in India for over 5,000 years. Within the basil family, tulsi is a perennial that has a light lemon scent with a peppery floral taste and purple-pink flowers.

Ashwagandha if frequently referred to as "Indian ginseng" because of its rejuvenating properties. It belongs to the same family as the tomato, a plump shrub with oval leaves and yellow flowers.

Both of these herbs are considered sacred by Hindus and used in Ayurvedic medicine to promote good health and vitality through a sense of balance and calm.