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Nymphaea Caerulea | Blue Lily Concentrated Molassys
60ml Amber Apothecary Jar
 
A resinous molassys black as the night sky full of stars~ 
This blue lilly concentrate is an ancient formula used by egyptians to stimulate altered states of consciousness.
A powerful aphrodisiac producing subtle states of Soma.
Relief for Anxiety and stress.
 
The Blue lotus lily Nymphaea Caerulea has long been used in the expansion of human consciousness and as gateways to connecting to higher realms of being. 
Also known as The Sacred Blue Lily of the Nile, Blue Lotus has been revered by ancient cultures and civilizations from Ancient Egypt to the Ancient Greeks, Tibetans, and vedic high civilization.  The flowers of Blue Lotus are highly valued for their exquisite beauty, intoxicating aroma, and their euphoria inducing effects. 

The most sacred and revered plant in Ancient Egypt, Blue Lotus was used extensively in medicine, magic, ritual, and celebration. The flower is depicted everywhere in Ancient Egyptian Temples and writings. It’s hard to find pieces of this ancient civilization without it. The Ancient Egyptians had a deep understanding of the nature of life and creation and enthroned in reverence for the natural world through a deep connection to the upperworlds.
 
The Ancient Egyptians had many traditional uses and applications of Blue Lotus. The flowers of Blue Lotus were steeped in wine or molassis which was than shared during religious ceremonies, rituals, and celebrations. Blue Lotus is said to connect one to the Divine, inducing higher states of being and consciousness. It is for this reason it was widely used in religious rites and ceremonies. Blue Lotus is said to induce a state of euphoria, promote relaxation, & improve circulation, making it a potent aphrodisiac.
 
The Ancient Egyptians were known for being a sexual people, regularly taking part in rituals and celebrations around sexuality and Blue Lotus is a central symbol within them. 
 
The lily is often associated with symbols of creation, rebirth, death, & the sun. Part of its symbolism comes from the way it grows~ like other water lilies Blue Lotus emerges from the murky waters once a year to bloom for only three days. In Egyptian mythology, creation came from the primordial waters of Nun. They believed that in the beginning there was water and from that, creation was birthed. 
 
Blue Lotus is also mentioned in “The Egyptian Book of the Dead,” as “the lily which shines in the earth.” There further references to the water lily in these texts as being a vehicle to ascension and rebirth. It was often integrated into ceremonies after death as a guide helping the soul reach the heavens. In other myths, such as a variation of the story of Horus the flower is presented as a symbol of the “all seeing eye,” when Seth rips out the eye of Horus he buries it in the sand where it is than transformed into a lily.