Vibrational Baths: when plants remember for you

Since I started the course in traditional curanderismo, I haven’t stopped feeling that more than learning, I’m remembering. Remembering practices, feelings, scents. And above all, remembering that plants are not outside of me — they are part of the same field. Some speak loudly. Others hold me in silence.
Here I want to share the first ones I’m walking with — especially as vibrational baths you can do at home.

What is a vibrational bath?

A vibrational bath is not just water with plants. It’s a daily ceremony — a moment of cleansing, alignment, and connection. Water activates the vibration of the plants and helps you release what no longer resonates with your new state. It’s simple, ancestral, living medicine.

Types of baths and their uses

Each plant holds its own vibration. Here are a few I already work with — all easy to find, and with both physical and energetic properties:

Rosemary — The plant of remembrance

Physical uses: disinfectant, scalp care, antioxidant.
Vibration: Connects you with spiritual memory and your ancestors. Ideal to ground after a session or deep meditation.
Suggested bath:

• Boil a handful of fresh or dried rosemary.

• Let it cool, then add it to your bath or pour it over your body from head to toe.

• Whisper: “Remind me who I am.”

Lavender — The flower of rest

Physical uses: relaxing, digestive, healing for the skin.
Vibration: Its aroma seals the energy field and raises emotional frequency. It soothes, calms, and protects.
Suggested bath:

• Add dried flowers directly to the water, boil them with rosemary, or prepare a separate infusion.

• If using essential oil, dilute it first in a bit of plant-based milk or coarse salt before adding it to the bath — this prevents it from floating on the surface.

• Perfect before sleep or after an emotionally intense day.

• Affirm: “I am wrapped in sweetness and light.”

Oregano — The purifying fire (still exploring)

Physical uses: anti-inflammatory, antifungal, digestive stimulant.
Vibration: Expels what doesn’t belong, activates your inner fire, and helps release fear.
Suggested bath:

• Boil a handful of oregano.

• Use it for a quick cleansing bath (full body or feet).

• Ideal when feeling stagnant or carrying external energies.

Aloe Vera — The one who knows it all

Physical uses: burns, digestion, skin care.
Vibration: Cools and calms the soul when there’s emotional heat. Brings clarity and transparency.
Suggested bath:

• Extract the natural gel and dilute it in warm water.

• Perfect after emotional confrontations, intense processes, or emotional fevers.

• Give thanks: “Thank you for softening my path.”

Bonus: Energetic cooking (yes, it’s also medicine)

• Salt: cleanses, protects, seals. Use with intention.

• Garlic: repels dense energies, brings inner strength.

• Oil: transmits your word. One drop, charged with intention, can bless an entire dish.

🌿 Cooking can also be a vibrational ceremony. It’s not just about what you eat — it’s about how you do it.