MARYAM FLOWER ROSE OF JERICHO (Single)

 

Maryam Flower: Overview

The Maryam flower (Anastatica hierochuntica), also known as the Rose of Jericho, is a desert plant revered for its symbolic and medicinal properties. It is commonly associated with fertility, childbirth, and spiritual renewal.

 

Other Names for Maryam Flower

1. Rose of Jericho
2. Resurrection Plant
3. Hand of Mary
4. Flower of St. Mary
5. Dinosaur Plant
6. Siempre Viva (Spanish: “Always Alive”)
7. Kaff Maryam (Arabic)
8. Jericho Rose
9. Stone Flower

 

Benefits of the Maryam Flower

1. Fertility and Childbirth SupportTraditionally used to promote fertility and ease labor.
   • Infusions are believed to strengthen uterine health and stimulate contractions.
2. Symbol of RenewalIts ability to “resurrect” from dryness to bloom again symbolizes hope and renewal.
3. Relief for Menstrual IssuesUsed to regulate and soothe menstrual cycles.
4. Hydration AidThe plant is soaked in water, which is then consumed or used externally for hydration and vitality.
5. Spiritual UsesOften used in religious and cultural rituals to bless homes, improve spiritual energy, and ward off negativity.
6. Respiratory HealthKnown in folk medicine for alleviating coughs and clearing mucus.

 

 

Maryam Flower Usage Directions

1. For Fertility and Childbirth Support

• Preparation:
  • Soak the dried flower in a bowl of water for 24 hours.
  • The flower will open, releasing its beneficial compounds into the water.
• Usage:
  • For Fertility: Drink a small cup of the infused water daily, preferably on an empty stomach.
  • For Childbirth: Consume the infused water in the late stages of pregnancy to ease labor and strengthen uterine contractions.

2. For Menstrual Regulation

• Soak the flower in water overnight.
• Drink the infusion once a day for a few days to help regulate and ease menstrual discomfort.

3. For Spiritual or Ritual Use

• Place the dried flower in a bowl of water and let it bloom.
• Keep the blooming flower in your home or workspace to attract positive energy and ward off negativity.
• The water can also be sprinkled around the house for blessings.

4. For Respiratory Health

• Prepare an infusion by soaking the flower in warm water for a few hours.
• Drink the strained liquid to soothe coughs and clear mucus.

5. For General Hydration and Skin Care

• Use the infused water as a natural toner for the skin.
• Apply externally to hydrate and revitalize the skin.

 

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Important Notes

• Use only clean, potable water for soaking the flower.
• Discard the infusion after 48 hours to avoid contamination.
• Do not overconsume; use in moderation.
• Consult a healthcare professional before use, especially during pregnancy or if you have a medical condition.