Cinnamon Ceylon or Cassia ground in a glass, organic 80g

Use real Ceylon cinnamon for sweet dishes such as pastries, rice pudding, fruit, mulled wine, punch, liqueur, tea or in breakfast cereal. Cinnamon and ginger are also components of many curry mixtures.

Buy real Ceylon cinnamon or cassia from natural cultivation in Switzerland.

Psychological Symbol Language C. Beerlandt

Who Cinnamon likes, looks forward to certain things with great desire, longs for... his salivary glands begin to work twice as hard at the thought of... This person will be careful not to 'desire', not to long for the future too much, not to yearn for it too much.

The first lesson he has to learn is to let go and find himself in the joyful NOW. He will stop limiting his thoughts and trying to grasp what could or should come tomorrow... He must neither fixate on certain things outside himself nor lose himself in them.

He must be very careful to always remain IN HIMSELF. The cause of a strong desire for cinnamon sometimes indicates a kind of restlessness to do or achieve this and that; he will learn not to plan eagerly in advance, to water his mouth and look longingly... to argue and ponder how to solve or get this or that thing.

The Cinnamon Sphere finally made it clear to him that no next step can be taken unless the previous one has been clarified and resolved or let go. 'You have to do it yourself,' the Cinnamon Sphere then says, 'even if you can get information from someone else, you are the one who has to look at your things thoroughly and resolve them. Be autonomous, independent!