Reins Of Righteousness Tea

Let's work on getting ourselves back to our god- given natural state.

As Scripture says: "I the Lord search the heart, I try the reins, even to give every man according to his ways..." (Jeremiah 17:10)

A Biblical Introduction to This Cleansing & Nourishing Blend

In the beginning the Lord God caused the earth to bring forth every herb of the field, even those that grow unbidden along the path and in the waste places. He who clothes the lilies and feeds the sparrows has also appointed the humble plants for the cleansing of the inner parts and the strengthening of the body, that we might be made whole.

From the meadows and waysides of His making come these six gifts, gathered and blended as a cup of purification and renewal.

Nettle Leaf (Urtica dioica) — the stinging yet richly mineral herb of the field, whose virtue is known only after it is gathered and transformed, a reminder that the Lord often uses what the world overlooks to nourish and restore.

Dandelion Root (Taraxacum officinale) — the deep-reaching root that draws from the earth what is needful for the liver and the blood, even as the Lord searches the inward parts and makes all things new.

Dandelion Leaf (Taraxacum officinale) —

the bright, bitter-green leaf that supports the kidneys and the waters of the body, a humble plant that opens like the sun and teaches us that even the smallest things of the field have been appointed for our good.

Marshmallow Root (Althaea officinalis) — the soothing root whose mucilage coats and comforts, recalling the mallows gathered in hardship, yet here given as a gentle covering for the inner pathways.

Ginger Root (Zingiber officinale) — the warming root that kindles circulation and aids digestion, a hidden fire of the earth that stirs what has grown sluggish and reminds us that the Lord is a consuming fire who also heals.

Parsley Leaf (Petroselinum crispum) — the fresh, green herb of the garden, bright with life, long used to support the kidneys and cleanse the waters, a simple offering from the earth that refreshes like living water.

Together they form a cup of quiet cleansing: bitter yet sweet, humble yet potent, a daily reminder that the same God who formed us from the dust still provides from the dust what we need to be made clean.

Come, then, and drink. Let the steam rise. Sit in stillness and remember: “He causes the grass to grow for the cattle, and plants for man to cultivate, that he may bring forth food from the earth.”

May this blend be a small sacrament of renewal, that the inner man may be refreshed and the body strengthened by the gifts the Father has already planted in the field.

Directions for Use

Place 1 tea bag in a cup of 8 oz (240 ml) hot water (not boiling).

Steep for 10–15 minutes for a balanced cup, or up to 20 minutes for a stronger brew.

Enjoy warm, 1 to 3 times daily.

Suggested Serving: Drink mindfully while reflecting on God’s healing presence. Add raw honey or lemon if desired.

Best Results: Consistent daily use for 4–6 weeks, combined with plenty of clean water (aim for at least 64 oz / 1.9 liters per day) and rest.