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Smokable Tea ☕💨

This smokable tea is a house favorite. I call it "Night Night" because its great for bed time. Its relaxing and vivid dream inducing. The recipe makes enough to save for later as you only need about around a tablespoons of the mix for your cup of tea; and just enough for a bowl pack. Store in a jar for up to a year, not that it will last that long 😉

About the Herbs:

Damiana- reduces stress and may heighten libido, improves nervous system and works to improve overall health

Mugwort- antioxidant, enhances dreams, good for insomnia

Hops- mellow relaxant, tension reliever, very calming

Skullcap- sedative like effects, removes toxins, reduces inflammation

Valerian root- sedative like effects, calm your mind, eases anxiety

Catnip- sedative like effects, calming

Blue lotus flower- psychoactive, great for religious ceremonies, lucid dreaming

Recipe:

3T Damiana

1T Mugwort

1T Hops

IT Skullcap

1.5t Valerian root

1.5t Catnip

1.5t Blue lotus flower

I hope y'all enjoy! Drink and smoke responsibly 💜

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Most people think of quick thinking as a fixed trait—either you have it, or you don't. Ancient herbal traditions, however, have long operated on a different assumption: that the mind, like the body, can be nourished into sharper performance. Herbs have been used for thousands of years in Ayurvedic and Scandinavian folk medicine.