The Ceremonial Tea Of The High Priestess
The Sacred Blue Lotus of Egypt is classed as an entheogen sanctioning it as a psychoactive visionary plant medicine that was used in relation to ancient religious rituals and cultural ceremonies. The Blue lotus was so significant to the ancient Egyptians that it can be found scribed in Egyptian hieroglyph ( Medu Neter ) on much of the limestone walls, granite pillars, pottery and papyri. The medicinal purposes of the sacred flower were documented as being an aphrodisiac to provoke one’s desires and enhance sexual pleasure. The blue lotus would be brewed into red wine and drunk at erotic ceremonies, celebrations and festivities. THE CONNECTION OF THE BLUE LOTUS TO THE HIGH PRIESTESS Fertility was not only the obligation and duty of any High Priestess but she whom carried and guarded the sacred womb insured an influential lineage of power that was carried with devotion and sacrifice as a two-fold. Most importantly it played the role of a High Priestess in connecti
