TAP-IN TEA

You may especially benefit if you resonate with any of the following:

• You want to feel mentally clear and focused.
• You want to feel less foggy, distracted or mentally fatigued.
• You want to support or deepen your connection with your intuition and inner awareness.
• You want a tea to drink before you drop into meditation, journaling, breathwork or ritual.

Your body knows what to do. It is wise and powerful. This blend offers extra support along the way ♡ 

These teas are more than just physical support:

Each batch of tea is crafted by me, Angela Eleni with deep intention and presence. As an energy worker, nutritionist and herbalist, I choose these specific herbs and blends for their physical benefits and for how they mental clarity and intuitive connection. It is a whole body and energy approach.

How to get the best out of it?

• Drink daily during the day to support mental clarity and focus
• Or drink as a sacred sip before meditation, yoga, journalling, breathwork or sacred ritual, to tap in even more.
• The more consistent you are, the more the herbs can support you over time

What does it taste like?

A light uplifting taste with gentle floral notes and a subtle sweetness from goji berry and hibiscus. 

How long will it last?

This blend is crafted for 35 average serves of tea.

How to make it?

1. Give your packet a gentle shake to mix the herbs.

3. Place the infuser into freshly boiled water.2. Add 1 heaped teaspoon to your tea infuser.

4. Let the herbs steep for at least 10 minutes. The longer the herbs steep, the richer the brew becomes.

5. Enjoy 1 -3 cups daily to invite mental clarity and intuitive connection. Enjoy as you desire to during the day or before meditation, yoga, journalling, breathwork or ritual.

Brahmi, ginkgo leaf, sacred lotus flower, oat straw, siberian ginseng, hibiscus, goji berry.

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These blends are crafted to support you but it cannot be guaranteed how they will work for you with your unique body.

This is not medical advice.

Consult your preferred practitioner for personal advice.