This blue colour is so rare to find in nature and is highly revered in SE Asia for daily puja and prayer rituals. The flowers are believed to symbolise divine union and so are grown near the temples. In Hinduism, they are offered to the Goddess Durga and Lord Shiva and so this essence is about cutting through and letting go of what needs to die. We are offered rebirth and new beginnings. The flowers are also known by the name Aparajita and are associated with the Goddess of the same name which means ʻthe undefeated oneʻ. A characteristic of determination is shared through this flower essence. We also receive clear and strong communication aligning our hearts and higher energetic centres.

I love to pick the flowers in the morning sunshine ready to be dried for they invoke such a feeling of gratitude. The vines keep giving and giving, devoted and persistent in their feminine beauty.

Besides this spiritual medicine, this flower has a wealth of other health benefits which I have written about in this article. https://feelhealshare.com/butterfly-pea-flower/

The vibration of the essence is preserved in filtered water and vodka at 8.4% alcohol.