Meditation blends

A meditation herbal tea is a blend designed to accompany moments of calm, relaxation, or self-reflection. It typically combines herbs, flowers, or spices selected for their mild, floral, fruity, or spicy flavors. Here, the Meditation line offers organic blends made exclusively from herbs and spices, with no added flavors.

A meditation herbal tea does not contain tea leaves, but only herbs, flowers, fruits, or spices. A meditation tea is made from tea leaves, such as green tea, white tea, black tea, or pu-erh. In the Dhyana line, some blends are herbal teas, while others combine organic teas with herbs and spices.

A herbal tea or meditation tea can be enjoyed during a break, before a meditation session, after a busy day, or as part of a relaxation ritual. Some blends are better suited for the morning, while others are better for a quieter time of day, depending on their ingredients and whether they contain caffeine. To enhance these special moments of relaxation, discover our accessories, including our rangeof incense.

The choice depends on your preferences and mood. Dhyana Eau features fresh notes of white tea, jasmine, and licorice. Dhyana Air offers a more floral experience with green tea, rose, and violet. Dhyana Terre evokes woody and spicy flavors, while Dhyana Feu combines black tea, pu’er, grapefruit, and chili pepper.

Yes, the recipes in the Méditation line are available in organic versions. The selection includes organic recipes made with herbs and spices, featuring products certified as organic and Fair Trade, depending on the specific item.

Yes, matcha can be enjoyed during daytime meditation, especially when you’re looking for a specific ritual and a rich beverage. The Japanese tea ceremony, chanoyu, was originally designed around this powdered tea. Since it contains caffeine, it is less suitable for people who are sensitive to caffeine or for late-night practices. However, because matcha is a shaded tea, it naturally contains high levels of L-theanine, an amino acid that has naturally calming effects and reduces the stimulating effects of caffeine.

Yes. All teas made from Camellia sinensis naturally contain theine, also known as caffeine. The amount varies depending on the type of tea, the amount used, the steeping time, and the water temperature.

White tea or green tea is a good choice before meditating during the day. White tea has a mild and delicate flavor, while green tea offers a fresher, more herbal taste. If you’re meditating in the evening, a caffeine-free herbal tea is often a better option.