In the 1990s a group of people from around the world met in Lucknow, India, to learn from H.W.L. Poonja, a spiritual teacher.
Inspired by Poonja’s lifetime commitment to service, the group of travelers created a holistic business concept with the ultimate goal of changing the face of agriculture in northern India. This was the beginning of Organic India. The tea and herbal supplement company supports the livelihood of thousands of farmers in India by providing sustainability education and supporting organic, biodynamic farming methods.
Organic India is a leader in responsibly made, organic herbal products — most notably, Tulsi. Known as the Queen of Herbs or Holy Basil in India, Tulsi is a delicious, nourishing herb with a reputation for health benefits dating back more than 5,000 years.
Organic India offers dozens of teas infused with Tulsi, including its original blend, an earthy herbal tea known for its stress-relieving qualities; turmeric ginger, known for immune-boosting and digestion aiding properties; sweet rose, used as a mood elevator; and lemon ginger, used for detoxification.
Other teas include Honey Chamomile, Masala Chai, Morgina, Pomegranate Green and Raspberry Peach — all delicious, all organic and all supporting a great cause.
Boxes of 18 teabags are online for $5.99; bulk options are available. Traditional Indian Herbal supplements like Turmeric Formula, Ashwagandha and Gotu Kola are available in 90- or 180-count bottles.
Visit the Organic India website to learn more about this incredible company, its mission and products making a huge difference in people’s lives in India and around the world.
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