Healing Hypnotic Tea
Organic Blend for Deep Relaxation & Restful Sleep
A harmonious fusion of rose, ashwagandha, passionflower, and tulsi (holy basil) designed to support your body and mind's need for rest. This carefully crafted natural medicine tea promotes profound well-being and peace—perfect for unwinding after a long day or preparing for restorative sleep. Each organic herb brings ancient wisdom to your cup, creating a ritual that transforms bedtime into a peaceful sanctuary.
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Perfect Brew Guide
What Makes This Special
- Supports deep relaxation and stress management
- Promotes restful sleep and calm mind
- Eases emotional overwhelm and tension
- Adaptogenic support for daily resilience
- Creates a peaceful bedtime ritual
- Loose leaf quality for maximum potency
Create Your Evening Ritual
Transform your tea time into a healing practice
Evening Unwind
Brew a cup 30-60 minutes before bed. Let the aroma signal to your body that it's time to transition into rest mode.
Mindful Moments
Hold your warm cup and take three deep breaths before sipping. Notice the floral, earthy notes as you drink slowly and intentionally.
Sacred Space
Pair your tea with gentle activities—journaling, light reading, or simply sitting in stillness. Let this be your transition from day to night.
Consistent Practice
Make it a nightly ritual. Your body will begin to associate this tea with rest, deepening its calming effects over time.
Ancient Wisdom in Every Cup
Four powerful herbs for deep rest
Rose brings gentle comfort and emotional soothing to this blend. Its cooling, opening nature helps release tension held in the heart and solar plexus—areas where stress often manifests as tightness or emotional armor. Rose whispers that it's safe to soften, to let down defenses, to receive rest. Particularly helpful when stress shows up as irritability or emotional shutdown.
An Ayurvedic powerhouse adaptogen that helps your body recover from chronic stress. Ashwagandha rebuilds depleted reserves, calms frazzled nerves, and supports deep, restorative sleep. Its name translates to "smell of a horse," referring not just to its earthy aroma but to the strength and vitality it imparts. Especially valuable for anxiety-related sleep disturbances and waking tired despite sleeping.
A gentle but powerful nervine that quiets the mental chatter keeping you awake. Passionflower is particularly effective for the racing thoughts, the mental loops, the inability to "turn off your brain" at night. It doesn't force drowsiness—instead, it helps your mind naturally settle into stillness. Safe for long-term use without dependency or grogginess.
Revered as "The Queen of Herbs" in Ayurvedic medicine, Tulsi brings sacred calm to this blend. It's an adaptogen that helps your nervous system downregulate from stress response while supporting mental clarity and emotional balance. Unlike sedative herbs that make you drowsy, Tulsi brings peaceful alertness during the day and easier transition into sleep at night. Builds resilience over time.
What Our Tea Lovers Say
Real relaxation stories
I've been winding down with this tea most nights, and it's become such a soothing ritual. The blend is gentle, floral, and grounding — you can really feel the love and intention in it. It doesn't knock you out, but it helps your body and mind soften into rest naturally. If you've been looking for a calming evening tea that feels like care in a cup, this might be it.
As someone with chronic insomnia, I've tried everything. This tea has become my bedtime essential. I love that it's not just about sleep—it's helping me build a relationship with rest. The rose and ashwagandha are so comforting. I brew it strong and sip slowly while reading, and by the time I'm done, I'm ready for bed.
I work night shifts and my sleep schedule was completely wrecked. This tea has been crucial in helping me wind down when I get home in the morning. It signals to my body that it's time to rest, even when the sun is up. The taste is lovely—earthy but not too strong. Worth every penny.
Common Questions
Everything you need to know
Will this tea make me groggy in the morning?
No. This blend is formulated to support natural sleep cycles, not force sedation. You should wake feeling rested, not hung over. If you do experience grogginess, you may be brewing it too strong or drinking it too close to wake time. Try reducing the amount of tea or drinking it earlier in the evening.
Can I drink this during the day for stress relief?
Absolutely. While it's formulated for evening use, the adaptogens (ashwagandha and tulsi) provide daytime stress support without drowsiness. Many customers enjoy a cup during stressful afternoons. If you're sensitive to herbs, start with a weaker brew during the day and see how your body responds.
Is this safe to drink if I'm on sleep medication?
Check with your healthcare provider first. Passionflower and ashwagandha can potentiate (increase the effects of) sleep medications. If you're taking prescription sleep aids, anxiety medication, or other sedatives, consult your doctor before using this tea. Many people successfully use it alongside other treatments, but professional guidance is important.
How long does it take to work?
You'll notice immediate calming effects within 20-30 minutes. However, the adaptogenic herbs (ashwagandha, tulsi) build cumulative benefits over 2-4 weeks of consistent use. For acute stress relief, it works quickly. For rebuilding your relationship with rest and sleep, give it a few weeks of nightly use to see the full benefits.
Can I add sweetener or milk?
Yes, but it's lovely on its own. The rose gives natural sweetness and the herbs create a well-rounded flavor. That said, raw honey complements the blend beautifully and adds its own sleep-supportive properties. A splash of plant milk can make it feel more indulgent. Avoid adding anything that will interfere with sleep—no refined sugar or caffeine.
How should I store my tea?
Keep it in a cool, dry, dark place. Store in an airtight container away from heat, moisture, and direct sunlight. Properly stored, loose leaf tea maintains potency for 6-12 months. You'll know it's fresh by the strong aroma when you open the container—if the scent has faded significantly, the medicinal properties may have diminished.
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