Post Ceremony

Integration · restoration · neuro recovery

For the days after ceremony, when the work is done and the body asks to land. Nine plants and mushrooms from three traditions, chosen to nourish, steady and ground you while what you lived settles in — made spagyric, full spectrum, in small batches.

30ml€44

PreparationSpagyric, full spectrum

Plants9 plants & mushrooms

Alcohol30 %

Bottle30 ml violet glass

The Story

A ceremony opens something. What follows matters as much: sleep that comes back, appetite, a steady nervous system, time for what surfaced to find its place. Every tradition that works with ceremony keeps a way of returning — broths, baths, rest, the plants of the hedgerow and the garden.

Post Ceremony gathers those returning plants in one bottle: the calm of reishi, the nourishment of oat and nettle, the old heart herb motherwort and the quiet of skullcap, the grounding of ashwagandha, the clarity of gotu kola and tulsi, and ginger to warm and carry it all.

“Inspired by a vision of a future where nature is the supreme alchemist of remedies.”

The nine

Reishi Ganoderma lucidum

The “mushroom of ten thousand years”, the calm and steady base of the bottle.

Oat Avena sativa

The classic nourishing herb of European folk practice, for frayed and tired days.

Nettle Urtica dioica

The mineral-rich green of the hedgerow, the nourishing note.

Motherwort Leonurus cardiaca

“Of the heart” by name: the old European herb for a restless, beating chest.

Skullcap Scutellaria lateriflora

The classical Western herb for a mind that will not quiet.

Ashwagandha Withania somnifera

The grounding root of Ayurveda, for coming back into the body.

Gotu kola Centella asiatica

Brahmi of the Ayurvedic tradition, kept for a clear and settled mind.

Tulsi Ocimum tenuiflorum

Holy basil, the household plant of Indian homes: uplifting and protective in tradition.

Ginger Zingiber officinale

Warmth that carries the blend and settles the stomach after fasting days.

How to take it

After a one-night ceremony: 1.5–2 ml (2–3 pipettes) under the tongue, right after.

After a longer ceremony: 1 ml under the tongue, twice a day.

Safety notes

Pregnancy and breastfeeding: not for you (motherwort, ashwagandha).
Psychiatric prescriptions, sedatives or any other prescription: ask your prescriber first; skullcap and ashwagandha can add to sedatives.
Thyroid conditions or medicines: ashwagandha can affect the thyroid. Ask first.
Blood thinners: reishi, ginger and motherwort can add to them. Ask first.
Autoimmune conditions or immunosuppressants: reishi and ashwagandha are immune-active. Ask first.
Contains alcohol. Keep away from children.