Our mission is to make the world a calmer place naturally, one person at a time. 

Caroline Bass is the founder of Queen Tulsi and the Modeh Ani Club — two offerings rooted in her personal quest for calm, meaning, and Jewish wisdom.

As a busy mom of three juggling work, hormones, and stress, she found herself running on empty. Between the overwhelm, restless nights, and the emotional ups and downs of perimenopause, she began searching for natural ways to restore her balance.

What started as homemade herbal blends in her kitchen to soothe her own anxiety quickly grew into something much bigger. Friends, family, and even college students began asking for her calming formula — and that's how Queen Tulsi was born. With the help of herbal experts, she crafted a unique blend of five powerful, scientifically-backed herbs that support mood, focus, and hormonal harmony.

Alongside her work in wellness, Caroline also felt called to share the beauty of Jewish spiritual practice in a way that feels approachable and grounding. After October 7th, everything shifted. She saw more and more people searching — for clarity, for comfort, for meaning — but many didn’t have a foundation in Jewish wisdom to guide them through the chaos.

That’s what inspired her to create the Modeh Ani Club — a welcoming space for those who didn’t grow up observant but are longing for deeper connection. Through storytelling-style teachings on Torah, daily blessings, and Jewish mindfulness, the Modeh Ani Club offers a gentle entry point into the rhythm and richness of Jewish life.

Whether through herbs or Torah learning, Caroline’s mission is to help others feel more calm, centered, and connected — body, mind, and soul.

Stay calm, naturally.

Caroline