Yogi tea recipe

[Guest guest]

For 2 quarts, boil 20 green cardamom pods (crack them open), 20 black

peppercorns, 15 whole cloves, 3 cinnamon sticks, and several slices

of sliced ginger root. Boil at least 30 minutes, turn off the heat

and steep 1 tablespoon of black tea for 2 minutes and strain.

 

This mixture is good for a couple of weeks in the fridge. To serve,

add half as much milk (dairy, soy, rice, almond...) as the mixture

and reheat. Add honey if desired.

 

Of course you can adjust the recipe to your taste. I like a little

extra cinnamon and ginger.

 

YB has recently been suggesting that in the morning, before sadhana,

you sip (slowly!) a cup of cold yogi tea, without milk or honey. I

find I have to cut back on the ginger for this or it bothers my

stomach.

 

Enjoy!

 

Love,

Sadhant

[Guest guest]

Hi dear Sadhant Singh,

 

Could please tell us the therapeutics effects of the yogi tea?

 

Love&Sat Nam,

Claudia

[Guest guest]

Sat Nam, Claudia:

 

Only one cup of yogi tea will cause you live forever with perfect

health! Well, perhaps I'm overstating a little

 

Actually, it acts as a mild stimulant, helps to correct nervous

system damage caused by drugs, and acts as a tonic to the nervous

system to improve memory and balance the system. It is a remedy and

preventive measure for colds, flu, and diseases of the mucous

membranes. For men, it replenishes sexual fluids, for women, it

helps with menstrual cramps and fatigue. An ancient yogic scripture

on sex suggests women should have a cup before, men, aftwards. For

children, it helps with cutting teeth (diluted with milk, soak a

cotton cloth and allow the child to suck on it).

 

Some specifics:

 

Black pepper is a blood purifier, cardamom is for the colon, and

together they support brain cells. Cloves are for the nervous system,

cinnamon is for the bones. Ginger is for strengthening the nervous

system and is good for colds, flu and physical weakness. Milk helps

with the digestion of the spices and avoid irritation of the stomach

and colon. The black tea is necessary - it acts as a catalyst for

the other ingredients, so do not substitute herb tea.

 

Love & blessings,

Sadhant

[Guest guest]

whats the recipe again ?

[Guest guest]

Dear All,

 

I want to add to the yogi tea recipee.

 

Re the black tea. I leave it out. If you add black tea, use a tea bag and

leave it in only 2 minutes, not more. It is possible to strain all the

spices after the 2 minutes, but that ususally does not happen. So to be

safe, tea bag and removal is the easiest way. Otherwise some acid--(someone

will know what it is--starts with "t" gets in the tea and that is not good.)

 

I personally grind my spices in a nut or coffee grinder. It makes the tea

much stronger. I also use a lot of ginger. I use 2 or 3 inches sliced up

or put in a food processer.

 

Now I must add that even old timer KY people have been knocked out cold with

the potency of my tea, but I love it.

 

I will leave the recipee below for those who want to see it again.

 

Sat Nam,

 

Gururattan Kaur

 

> For 2 quarts, boil 20 green cardamom pods (crack them open), 20 black

> peppercorns, 15 whole cloves, 3 cinnamon sticks, and several slices

> of sliced ginger root. Boil at least 30 minutes, turn off the heat

> and steep 1 tablespoon of black tea for 2 minutes and strain.

>

> This mixture is good for a couple of weeks in the fridge. To serve,

> add half as much milk (dairy, soy, rice, almond...) as the mixture

> and reheat. Add honey if desired.

>

> Of course you can adjust the recipe to your taste. I like a little

> extra cinnamon and ginger.

>

> YB has recently been suggesting that in the morning, before sadhana,

> you sip (slowly!) a cup of cold yogi tea, without milk or honey. I

> find I have to cut back on the ginger for this or it bothers my

> stomach.

>

> Enjoy!

>

[Guest guest]

Hi dear Sadhant Singh,

 

Monday, September 18, 2000, 6:20:22 PM, you wrote:

 

SS> Sat Nam, Claudia:

 

SS> Only one cup of yogi tea will cause you live forever with perfect

SS> health!

 

For me it's enough. My subconscious registered that and assumes for

now on that I'll live forever in perfect health.

Well, to tell you the truth it's very easy for him (my sub) because I

never had a mere headacke.

 

Thanks!

 

Love&Sat Nam,

Claudia

claudiagiovani

http://sites.uol.com.br/claudiagiovani/

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