Revered as the flower of ascension, Blue Lotus holds a potent history of use in ceremonial practices dating back to Ancient Egypt. For thousands of years, this medicinal herb was used by the ancient Egyptians in sacred practices to reach higher states of consciousness and connect to the divine. Symbolizing rebirth, Blue Lotus was thought to help transmute fear while illuminating a path of divine connection and soul growth.

Adorned by the gods and goddesses, depictions of Blue Lotus can be seen embossed on pillars, thrones, stone alters, papyrus scrolls, and on the ceremonial headdresses of pharaohs. In many carvings, you will see the flower draped over vases. This is indicative of the alchemical process, the Egyptians used to create powerful, mind-altering potions used in transformative religious ceremonies.

While widely recognized for its ceremonial influence, Blue Lotus was also used to make cosmetics, perfumes; imbibed as a tea or elixir; and simply inhaled for its relaxing, and intoxicating fragrance. The alluring aroma enhances energetic function (primarily third eye awareness), while inviting a relaxed and heightened sense of intuitive clarity.

To this day the Blue Lotus flower is regarded for its mystical persona and offers a transmission of encoded ancient wisdom.