Holy Basil

I think you said the fundamental word.

It's about relationalities between the planets and like the Garuda Prana gives a really great example that I always like reference because it stayed in my mind for so many years, but it talks about Tulsi.

So Tulsi is obviously in the Garuda Prana, at least is ruled by Mars and, um but it it says that when the when it's flowering it is ruled by mercury interestingly enough and when it is in seed it is ruled by venus so it's kind of like a just giving that sort of like correspondence that even the life cycle of the plan itself can have different sort of planetary expressions within it

well sure and we can look at dandelion right so the flower of dandelion is very solar You know, it's this yellow flower that opens during the day and closes at night.

It's very cheerful and bright.

It's good for all these wonderful things.

And then of course, Tulsi, the plant Tulsi, like tell me a little bit about these amazing plants and how you work with them.

Yes.

So, oh, I'm so glad you're drinking the CCFT.

You know, it's a wonderful, affordable product.

pantry staple.

And Tulsi, yes, you mentioned Tulsi.

I call her by her feminine spirit because she has a very spiritual life for us who believe in the Hindu traditions that plants have, our relatives.

Yeah.

And, you know, in India, they use Tulsi, which is called holy basil.

So you can go to the grocery store and get a holy basil tea.

And that even steps it up even a bit more.

So,

Tulasi, Radhika, fearless.

By taking her by the hand

and bringing

Whatever happens with the weather or with the countries fighting each other cannot touch my spiritual relation with Radhika.

I continue reading in the purport of page 57.

So Tulasi makes Radharani fearless.

She says, I will bring you into the hands of he who eagerly sits down hoping to meet you.

It's a good explanation.

The best tea to soothe a broken heart? Whenever I'm grieving, I turn to Tulsi, which is also called holy basil.

It's one of my favorite herbal teas.

Caveat with that is I think that's, like, a comfort tea for me, and I think people...

There's like a lot in the book about finding your own comfort herbs.

But yes, I would say holy basil, Tulsi tea.

I really enjoy that herb

as well.

He picks Harris, who was the lowest-polling Democratic candidate when y'all were running.

Why didn't he pick Tulsi? Of course, he's probably afraid, what if something happened to me, Tulsi? Well...

I mean, ate ice cream very well.

Well, no, let's talk about it.

So I don't normally drink tea at night, but after the day that I had today, I just felt like I needed a cup of tea.

So what is in my mug tonight? Holy basil or Tulsi.

That's it.

I put a little tiny splash of honey in there.

It is not local honey because I still haven't had a chance to go get new herbs and honey from the herb shop.

Oh, I think I might be able to do that on Thursday.

So I kind of just had to work with what I had in my cupboard and open up the cupboard, saw that I had a box of Tulsi that I had purchased.

I don't even know when and was like, that sounds perfect for tonight.

We can talk

about Tulsi, too, but we're not going to do that today.

We've got maybe behind the screens about the Tulsi revelations.

The

cultstress that I've known about for years because of the hard work of the QAnon Anonymous podcast, and suddenly now the Wall Street Journal puts out something or whoever it was, and now everyone's fucking freaking out.