Tea Ceremony with Sacred Medicinal Celtic Plants and Sound Bath

Join Renata on a journey with medicinal Celtic plants. Learn their traditional uses, their history, their legends and stories along with the scientific evidence that they work. Let’s learn what our ancestors have practised for millenia.

Our evening will be a mix of tastes, stories, tradition and science that will end with a relaxing Soundbath. You will discover the secret of medicinal plants and you’ll experience the healing effect of the sound and vibration!

In April, we’ll be connecting with the enchanting Meadowsweet — a plant with a name rooted in tradition, once used to sweeten mead. Have you ever caught its scent? Meadowsweet releases a distinctive sweet aroma of vanilla and almond that can be noticed from afar.

Thriving in cold, damp soils, Meadowsweet is especially beneficial for imbalances caused by cold and dampness — think fevers, colds, and rheumatic pains.

It soothes the gut, reduces acidity, and protects the mucous membranes of the GI tract. Ideal for gastritis, peptic ulcers, and nausea. With anti-inflammatory, antacid, carminative, and antirheumatic properties, it’s also a wonderful ally for joint and muscle pain.

Its Gaelic name, Cneas Chu Chullain — the belt of Cú Chulainn — hints at a deeper, mythical connection. Would you like to know how this legendary Irish hero is tied to such a delicate yet powerful plant?

Join us for our April tea ceremony and soundbath to experience Meadowsweet with all your senses — and uncover her story.

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