
Your morning now
- Your first thought goes to someone else
- Give, and ask for nothing in return
- Waiting for a retreat
Known in the Amazon as 'The Masterplant of Love'. A ritual for self-love. You are there for others. But how often do you stop to consider what you need? With Marosa, you give yourself the space to see what in love needs attention.
Marosa: 'The Plant of Love'
Marosa has a place in the plant diets of contemporary Shipibo practitioners in the Peruvian Amazon. They often describe her as a maternal plant, connected to themes such as self-love and paying attention to your feelings.
Our Marosa comes from Peru. You can taste the alcohol in the tincture. Prefer a milder taste? You can mix the drops with a little water or tea.
Every other day, in the morning, as the start of your time for yourself. How much, how long, and when to pause is explained in your e-book.
Good to know:
Full information is available in your e-book.
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Breakfast, the messages, everyone around you’s schedule. And in love, you give more than you dare ask for. You know what helps: being still for a moment, writing, breathing. But it keeps getting pushed back to tomorrow.
You give all day, and yourself comes last. There’s simply never a set time that belongs to you.


Work, people, obligations. You come last.
A few drops and a moment of silence. You come first, even if only for a moment.
Shift from continuing to pausing for a moment
Self-love starts with fifteen minutes
What the ritual gives you.
These are experiences described by people, not promises. Everyone experiences it differently, and some notice little.
And so on
Themes for your quarter, when you're ready.
Every other day, in the morning. Phone away, a cup of tea or water to go with it.
Under your tongue or in a little water. How much is stated in your e-book.
Hand on your heart, three deep breaths. Meditate, write, or sit quietly for a moment.
This is how you get back to number 1
No quick breakthrough, but fifteen minutes that make a difference.
A quarter for you
You start low. You might not notice much yet, and that's fine.
What do I need for myself today?
A fixed moment
Every other day, your morning starts with you.
When was I gentle with myself today?
Knowing what nourishes you
You read back and see what helps you on a difficult day.
What nourishes me?
View your pattern
How you love, and what you accept in that.
What do I accept in love?
A border, spoken aloud
A small choice made out of self-love.
Which boundary do I want to express?
Rest
A break, just as your e-book explains. You keep your quarter, not the drops for a while.
What should I bring?
Sometimes memories or emotions surface. Write them down, and take your time.
This is an example sketch, but it is not a set outcome. Everyone has their personal experience, so there is no fixed pattern. This is intended more as a sketch of what you can expect.
The plant from 'De Liefde'
In the jungle, Marosa is seen as 'the plant of love'. In tradition, it is associated with your own feelings and emotions, and with opening the heart. Marosa is a master plant: it is said to work deep in your subconscious, around self-esteem and heartbreak.
Shamans prescribe a dieta with Marosa when someone needs love and self-confidence, for example due to old childhood pain.
As an adult, you want to give old wounds a place, so that you can enter into romantic relationships with more self-confidence. A dieta is something different from this tincture and does not replace professional help.
Maria Johanna ·
Working with plant rituals since 2013
A plant of love deserves honest words.
House of Oneness | Average online | |
| Species by name: Pfaffia iresinoides | Often just "Marosa" | |
| Honest about what tradition is and what is proven | Often confused | |
| No "diet in a bottle" or healing promises | Common | |
| E-book with the First Quarter | Only a few drops | |
| Chosen by someone who has been working with plant rituals since 2013 | – | |
| Personal response from a real person | Variable |
Since 2013, I have been working with plant rituals and inner work.
My first experience with Marosa was in Bali. A lot was going on in my love life at the time. Marosa helped me see the truth in my heart and helped me choose myself. I will never forget that.
For me, Marosa showed what it means to be true to yourself. I had a clearer sense of where my boundaries lay: what I stood for, and what I didn't.
What I took away from that experience: honor your own truth.
This is my personal experience; yours may be different.
Frequently asked questions about Marosa
Marosa is a plant from the Peruvian jungle that is associated with love and the heart in traditional plant medicine. It is also known as the 'Master Plant of Love'. People use it to support a time of self-reflection, focusing on self-love and emotions. These uses have not been scientifically established.
Shake the bottle before use and follow the dosage in your e-book. The strength may vary depending on the tincture. Therefore, use the specified number of drops (5 to 20); half or one full dropper is not a fixed measure.
Do not use this tincture during pregnancy or breastfeeding. It contains alcohol and there is insufficient information about the safety of Marosa for you and your child.
Absolutely, we even recommend using Marosa in combination with Ceremonial Cacao. If you want to combine it with another tincture, start with one product first so you know how you feel.
Consult your doctor or pharmacist before use. There is insufficient information about possible interactions between Marosa and medicines. If in doubt, seek advice from your treating physician or pharmacist.
Keep the bottle tightly closed, in a dark place at room temperature, out of reach of children. Shake before use and follow the expiration date and storage instructions on the label. How long one bottle lasts depends on the contents and the recommended dosage.
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No retreat. No diets in a bottle. Just fifteen minutes where you come first.
Marosa tincture · Pfaffia iresinoides · 20 ml