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Plants of Study

Eight plants for mornings of study and meditation. The Lion's Mane of the *yamabushi* monks, the Brahmi of the yogis, Gotu Kola, Rhodiola from the North.

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Three to start with

Which one for you?

Three plants from the family, depending on what you are looking for.

The curation

The 8 treasures of the family.

The whole collection
The word

A cup, then the task.

A working morning is prepared like soil, day after day. These eight plants come from traditions that drank them before study, prayer or meditation: a cup, a moment, then the task.

Lion's Mane was known to the yamabushi monks in Japan's mountain forests. Brahmi carries the name of Brahma the creator, and Ayurveda counts it among the plants of the mind. Gotu Kola, they say, is the herb the elephants graze on. Rhodiola comes from the cold lands of the North, where it was drunk in winter.

A cup, then the task.
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Build your morning ritual.

A few simple markers:

First: Lion's Mane is taken in the morning, in a hot drink. Our extract is made with hot water.

Second: one plant at a time, over several weeks, to get to know it.

Third: take breaks. Three months on, one month off.

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