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Sacred: THE MYSTICISM, SCIENCE, RECIPES & RITUALS around the plants we worship
Sacred reminds us of the symbiotic relationship we have with plants, the need for forests and greenery, their medicinal benefits, and environmental advantages that improve soil and air quality. Deepen your knowledge of fifty-two different plant species, which includes majestic trees such as peepal, banyan, rudraksha and deodar. Elevate everyday rituals with aromatic woods such as frankincense, myrrh and miswak. Appreciate the benefits of native grasses and creepers including durva, paan and Aparajita. Learn the true value of various flowers, fruit and spices, including lotus, jasmine, pomegranate , saffron, cloves and jujube.
Reconnect with nature, understand its worth and view plants as a manifestation of the divine. This book outlines ancient mysticism and provides recipes and rituals to help calm your mind, beautify yourself from the inside out and uplift the quality of your life.
Reconnect with nature, understand its worth and view plants as a manifestation of the divine. This book outlines ancient mysticism and provides recipes and rituals to help calm your mind, beautify yourself from the inside out and uplift the quality of your life.
264 pages, Paperback
Published May 20, 2025
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July 25, 2025
Some books don’t just inform you—they awaken something ancient inside you. "Sacred" is one such book. It doesn’t feel like a read; it feels like a return… a gentle walk back into the arms of nature, of tradition, of the Earth we’ve forgotten to truly look at.
Author has poured reverence into every word. With each plant she introduces—be it the tulsi or the powerful rudraksha—you feel not just educated but emotionally stirred. These aren’t just plants. These are stories, memories, prayers, and whispers from our roots.
Reading this book reminded me of my mother would offer durva to Ganesha, and many other things to remember. Sacred brought those quiet moments back—with a sense of wonder and gratitude.
It’s more than just a guide—it’s a journey through mysticism, science, beauty rituals, and healing. It’s a gentle reminder that nature has always had answers, that our traditions were never outdated—they were intuitive, deeply wise, and built in harmony with the world around us.
If you’ve ever looked at a tree and felt comfort, or held a flower and smiled without reason—this book will speak to your soul. Sacred doesn’t preach—it simply brings you home. This book is perfect in everything. The book also has the recipes to try . Thank you so much author for this book. I genuinely want to read this book to try every possible.
Author has poured reverence into every word. With each plant she introduces—be it the tulsi or the powerful rudraksha—you feel not just educated but emotionally stirred. These aren’t just plants. These are stories, memories, prayers, and whispers from our roots.
Reading this book reminded me of my mother would offer durva to Ganesha, and many other things to remember. Sacred brought those quiet moments back—with a sense of wonder and gratitude.
It’s more than just a guide—it’s a journey through mysticism, science, beauty rituals, and healing. It’s a gentle reminder that nature has always had answers, that our traditions were never outdated—they were intuitive, deeply wise, and built in harmony with the world around us.
If you’ve ever looked at a tree and felt comfort, or held a flower and smiled without reason—this book will speak to your soul. Sacred doesn’t preach—it simply brings you home. This book is perfect in everything. The book also has the recipes to try . Thank you so much author for this book. I genuinely want to read this book to try every possible.
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