Anahata Elixir Concentrate Mini (4 fl oz) {Heart-Opening, Connection + Love Medicine}

With hints of floral rose and sour hibiscus this heart-opening elixir aids in balancing the Anahata* (Heart) Chakra by allowing those who receive it to drop into their heart & out of their mind, creating relaxation and an overall feeling of being loved, and giving love in return. It supports in build connection to the self, others and the world around us.

Rose reminds us it is safe to let our guard down and open our heart, but still with a layer of protection from her thorn medicine. She shows us the beauty of loving wildly, with deep passion and then no matter the question, the answer can always can be found in the heart. The cooling nature of hibiscus helps us to relax, calming the mind and body so we can center our being in our heart. It allows us to release impatience and move through life with more ease. Lemongrass and orange enhance the flavor and aroma of this delicious and refreshing “potion” that is equally desirable served hot or sparkling over ice.

Anahata is a Sanskrit word meaning “unhurt, unstruck or unbeaten.” It is used for the fourth primary chakra, located in the chest near the heart. Sanskrit is a sacred language with its roots in Hinduism but has been used in other South Asian cultures as well. We honor and give thanks and gratitude to the wisdom shared from this language and the cultures from which it originates.

How to Use: Add 1/2-1 fl oz of concentrate to 8-12 fl oz of water or sparkling water. See pairings for other ideas

Ingredients: honey, hibiscus, rose, lemongrass, orange peel

Flavor notes: subtle Chamomile, sweet almond and citrus

Pairings: add a splash of lemon juice in sparkling water, spice it up with a dash of cayenne, add it to iced matcha, cacao, coffee or on its own in steamed milk, try it as a sparkling drink with a splash of heavy cream for a delicious elixir reminiscent of strawberry cream soda

Contraindications/Warnings: This elixir is considered general safe. If you are on prescription medications, pregnant or breastfeeding consult your doctor before adding any herbs into your diet.