#tea recipe
Hawkeye’s adaptability (Marvel inspired)
For help adapting to changes
Ingredients:
Raspberry leaf tea
Lavender
Catnip
Honey
Steps:
Brew the herbs together as a tea, and use the honey to draw in a symbol for adaptability. Stir clockwise to put your intent into the tea
Self Love Tea
A sweet brew to warm your spirit when you’re not feeling your best!
- 3 parts hibiscus
- 2 parts rose hips
- 2 parts orange peel
- 2 parts lemon peel
- 1 part dried mango
- 1 part chamomile
- 1 part jasmine
- a bit of culinary lavender
- honey or sugar to taste
this beautiful magenta colored tea is jam packed with ingredients to encourage feelings of love and positivity! i let mine steep for 5 minutes, and stir in half a teaspoon of lavender honey clockwise until it’s dissolved in. i haven’t tried it iced yet, but i bet it would taste great!
Definitely going to try this!
Healing Tea Recipes
Headache tea
-½ tablespoon of mint leaves
-½ tablespoon of lavender
-½ tablespoon of chamomile
Nausea tea (not acid reflux)
-fresh sliced ginger root or candied/minced ginger
-1 tablespoon of mint leaves
-1 tablespoon of lemon balm
-½ tablespoon of chamomile
Immune Boost tea
-1 tablespoon (or 10-20) of elder berries
-½ tablespoon of calendula
-½ tablespoon of echinacea
-a squeeze of fresh orange juice
Menstrual Relief tea
-½ tablespoon of raspberry leaf
-½ tablespoon of chamomile
-½ tablespoon of hops
-ginger slices
Acid Reflux tea
-½ tablespoon of fennel
-½ tablespoon of chamomile
-½ tablespoon of licorice or 1 stick
Anti-Anxiety/Insomnia tea
-½ tablespoon of lavender
-½ tablespoon of chamomile
-½ tablespoon of passionflower
-½ tablespoon of lemonbalm
Cold & Flu / Allergy tea
-½ tablespoon of nettle
-½ tablespoon of peppermint
-½ tablespoon cinnamon bark or lavender
-1 teaspoon of lemon juice & raw local honey
-fresh ginger slices
*these do not replace medications and aren’t meant to treat an issue alone. If you think anything’s wrong please see a doctor. Please do research on interactions before you use herbs if you’re on medication.
Hello there, my dears! This is my own personal recipe for lemon spearmint green tea imbued with luck, healing, prosperity, and protection. It’s very simple and easy to make, and it’s especially refreshing on a hot summer day.
Ingredients:
♡ Spearmint leaves (you can use any type of mint you want, I just happen to be growing spearmint at the moment)
♡ Green tea bags (I buy the large store brand ones)
♡ Lemon juice or an actual lemon
♡ Sugar or honey
Put a pot of water on the stove to boil. I use a big pot because I like to make a gallon at a time. Wash your mint leaves and set them aside. Add your tea bags to your water (it won’t be boiling yet). The box will tell you how many to add for the amount of water you are using (or just eyeball it like I do). Before you add your mint leaves, center yourself and focus your energy. Tear each leaf in half and drop it into the water. The tearing helps to release more flavor and put your own energy into the leaves. As you drop the leaves into the water, chant the words luck, healing, prosperity, and protection however many times you feel is necessary. I tend to say each word as I drop in a leaf, imbuing that leaf with the power of that word. Let your tea come to a boil, while stirring here and there. I also tend to chant while I’m stirring. Once it has come to a boil remove the tea bags, take it off of the heat, and transfer it into whatever container you wish to use. I have a trusty plastic gallon sized pitcher than I use for my magickal teas. Add in your sugar or honey. I use anywhere between a half cup and a full cup of sugar for a gallon, but add however much you wish. Add some more spearmint leaves as well. Add in a few squirts of lemon juice for happiness. Alternatively, just squeeze a lemon into the container and/or add lemon slices. That’s it! Stick it in the refrigerator to cool off and serve over ice.
Pro tip: If you are harvesting the mint yourself, make sure to thank the plant for allowing you to harvest it, don’t take more than you need, and don’t harvest in a way that injures the plant. (you can always google how to properly harvest certain herbs without harming the plant itself)
Happy tea making, dearies ♡♡♡
Hey guys! Recently I had tried this tea I made on my own. It worked so so well the next day to relieve my cramps. The recipe is made by me so I send lots of love and positive energies along with this recipe. I hope this relives your period
Ingredients:
❣️Dried rose petals/buds to help relieve cramps, acne, and constipation created by the inflammation of the uterus
❣️Dried rosemary leaves to reduce inflammation of the uterus and breasts
❣️Dried mint leaves to relive nausea
❣️Cinnamon stick/powdered cinnamon to relive inflammation and increase blood flow which will increase bleeding but shorten your period
❣️Honey to increase energy and sweeten tea
Side Note: Cinnamon will only increase bleeding and shorten your period when drank on a daily basis during your period. If it was drank only once throughout your period, only the day that it was drank will affect your bleeding.
Directions:
1.)Put about 2-3 cups of water in a pot and bring it to a boil
2.) After brought to a boil, turn off the burner and place it on a non-used burner
3.) Throw in your ingredients and place a lid on the pot. If you are using powdered cinnamon, stir that in after the steeping and straining takes place. Let the ingredients steep 5-10 minutes or however long you wish
4.) Strain the tea into a cup and you’re ready to drink!
Sweater’s Pain Relief Tea Recipe
- Tea of your choice as base
- Peppermint
- Lemon Balm
- Bay Leaf
- Thyme
- Elderberry
- Cinnamon
- Honey
- Ginger
- Optional: Sugar to taste
- Optional: Ice made of moon water mix of moon and regular purified water. (it was used with intention of pain relief and to cool the tea faster)
Directions:
- Through this whole process fill your spell with intent to relieve the pain you feel. Emotional pain, mental, or physical.
- Gather your ingredients, know you can swap out ingredients as needed (especially if you have an allergy, or don’t have something for something used with a similar purpose)
- Warm your tea water slowly to the temperature for the correct brewing of your tea choice, pour into warmed cup.
- Put bag in to steep. Now is when you add your add-in ingredients. I measured with my heart. The measurements you put in as you feel you need them. Meaning if you think you need extra honey or cinnamon, do it.
- Once steeped, remove your tea bag. Now you can add your ice for cooling if you’d like. Enjoy!
It does take a little bit to kick in, but it does help! It’s been seen to work in as early as a few sips and as late as two or three cups in. This is for help in pain relief, it could remove your pain. But it’s possible it can return, or only remove some pain. I will say it depends on the person, as well as the strength of their intent.