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March 16, 2027

A cup of tea can change everything – if you know what to pour.
Brew is a warm and grounding guide to creating over 30 simple, soulful herbal tea blends that connect intention, ritual, and everyday well-being. With recipes built around themes like Strength, Joy, Protection, and Abundance, this beautifully illustrated book invites you to step into a gentler rhythm – one steep at a time.
Crafted from easy-to-find, store cupboard or foraged ingredients, each blend is thoughtfully paired with a mood, a moment, and simple reflection prompts to enhance your self-awareness and presence. Ready-made options – or "Short Cuts" – offer accessible alternatives using commercial teas for days when energy is low or time is short.
- Features 30 purposeful tea blends, each with journal prompts and reflection questions
- Accessible for all – blends use easy-to-find ingredients and offer store-bought alternatives
- Encourages mindful living through small daily rituals and personal intention-setting
- Filled with original illustrations that bring each blend to life
- A gentle companion for slow living, seasonal shifts, and self-nourishment
This isn’t about perfection or productivity – it’s about presence. Let Healing Teas guide you in finding clarity, comfort, and calm in the ritual of making tea.
Pour a cup, take a breath, and begin again.
Useful Tools & Equipment 6
Notes on Ingredients 8
Health & Safety 9
The Recipes 10
Creativity 12
Gratitude 16
Balance 20
Resilience 24
Compassion 28
Adaptability 32
Healing 36
Harmony 40
Forgiveness 44
Patience 48
Confidence 52
Positivity 56
Joy 60
Love 64
Transformation 68
Abundance 72
Wealth 76
Divination 80
Good Luck 84
Purification 88
Manifestation 92
Courage 96
Protection 100
Clarity 104
Strength 108
Longevity 112
Intuition 116
Enchantment 120
Wisdom 124
Sweet Dreams 128
Ingredients Guide 132
Resources 140
About the Author 142
Acknowledgments 142
Index 143