Aparajita
Clitoria ternatea
Wild Harvest in Sri Lanka
Blue Butterfly Pea, Shankupushpam
A Magical blue flower to enhance beauty, creativity, and clarity.
When the flowers are infused in water, they release a fabulous royal indigo blue.
Not surprisingly, Aparajita acts as a “beauty teacher” on many levels. Alongside making a soft and pleasant infusion after a meal, Aparajita is a precious bearer of creativity and sensitivity : she helps our creative souls to express with ease and clarity.
Aparajita has been celebrated since ancient India for her soothing impact on the nervous system. Considered a brain booster, or “nootropic” in Ayurvedic medicine, Aparajita falls under the Medhya category, the “medicines of clear memory and strong intellect”.
Aparajita is closely related to Devi Durga, goddess of motherhood, protection, bravery, and war.
A flower of honour, Aparajita represents independence and moving forward.
In ancient Hindu astrology, blue flowers are said to embody the power to shift and change your destiny.
The design of her fabulous bloom inspired to her western discoverer the shape of a yoni, referring to the Latin name Clitoria Ternatea.
Used in combination with other plants to alter the Ph of the solution, Aparajita will turn your drink in wondrous nuances from Green, Purple or Pink ! Try it with different concentration of Lemon juice to start with 😉
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A simple infusion : Simply drop a few flowers in boiled water.
The more flowers, the strongest the color. The taste is very soft, so the dosage is up to you.
With the powder, a teaspoon is a good start!
You are invited to be creative with Aparajita. Certain ingredients, when mixed with her, will generate new colors…
Powder and Flowers can be added to food recipes as well.
Drink after a meal to enjoy her soothing power.
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Recipe:
Coming soon ! Have a look online, there are many beautiful recipes using Aparajita flowers !
The powder can be used in smoothies, juices, cocktails, cakes, and so much more!
Our Source of Aparajita:
Our Aparajita Flowers are wild harvested by our supplier in Sri Lanka, a small family-owned business.
Our Sri Lankan source also offers Lotus flowers and Water Lilies that grow naturally in vast swamps.
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About Suggestions for Use & Side-Effects:
While our herbal products can be used safely in any circumstances, we do NOT provide in-depth information about the possible side effects, overdosing, interactions with medications, or specific medical conditions. We always recommend you to do your own research (DYOR) and consult a healthcare professional if you have any specific health concerns or conditions.
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Our products at Infuse.earth are classified and sold as “Tisanes Alimentaires,” which translates to “Herbal Infusions” in English. This designation clarifies their primary intended use. We emphasize that any alternative use of our herbs beyond their intended purpose as herbal infusions is not within our responsibility.
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About Health Claims & Benefits
By law, we are restricted from making specific health claims about the herbs available on Infuse.earth. We encourage you to do your own research (DYOR) using the wealth of information available online. Simply searching for the name of any herb will provide numerous sources of information.
On our website, we provide insights into the spiritual messages, teachings, and traditional uses of each herb for educational purposes. These insights include historical perspectives, legends, and traditional practices associated with the herbs we offer.
It's important to note that our herbs are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any specific disease.
