Holy Basil // dried herb

Tulsi (Ocimum sanctum / Ocimum tenuiflorum)

Organically grown. Also known as Holy Basil. Not all tulsi sold ia the same! Our is harvested at peak times, dried quick with low heat to maintain the aromatics. it is high quality, flavorful, potent, spicey & sweet, taste like herbal candy IMo  

✧ Herbal Energetics & Traditional Uses

Tulsi is revered in Ayurvedic medicine as a rasayana—a herb that nourishes vitality, spiritual clarity, and longevity. Known as “The Incomparable One,” tulsi has traditionally been used to uplift the mood, balance energy, soothe the nervous system, and support the immune response. This Kapoor variety taste sweet, reminding me of a botanical bubble gum!

Energetically, tulsi is warming, slightly drying, and adaptogenic. Tulsi meets the heart where it is, whether weary, guarded, or scattered, and gently invites a return to rhythm. Taken daily as tea or tincture, tulsi has long been honored for her capacity to restore joy, soften stress, and reconnect the soul with the sacred in everyday life.

✧ Magical & Energetic Properties

Tulsi is a sacred threshold plant, grown at the entryways of homes and temples to protect, purify, and bless. It's presence clears the air, both literally and energetically. Tulsi holds the resonance of devotion, of beauty infused with purpose, and of the sacred in the ordinary. It allows us to see outside of the box, opening our "third eye".

In magical practice, tulsi is associated with protection, spiritual attunement, and heart-opening rituals. It reminds us that healing doesn’t have to be hard, it can be aromatic, warm, and touched with grace.

✧ Planetary Correspondence

Mercury
Mercury brings her into the realm of breath, voice, and energetic adaptability—shining through the nervous system with calm, alert presence.

✧ Zodiacal Correspondence

✧ How to Use

Steep daily as an uplifting tea, combine with rose and lemon balm for emotional balance, or use in ritual baths or smudges to clear emotional residue.
Make a tea or you can tincture the dried herb at a 1:5 ratio (1oz herb to 5 oz alcohol of 40–75%, depending on what you can get your hands on).
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✧ Contains

Tulsi (Ocimum sanctum) aerial parts
2 oz of herb

✧ From Our Hands to Yours

Grown organically and harvested in small, intentional batches, this tulsi has been touched only by a few loving hands. It carries the scent of devotion, the memory of temple gardens, and the spirit of calm joy—offered to you as a daily ritual of inner renewal.