#dream herb

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A GENUINE SEDATIVE & DREAM ENHANCER A native of Brazil, erythrina mulungu is a traditional sedative. It certainly worked as such on my experiments, and was relaxing and calming. Perhaps its biggest kick, however, came when I slept: this was a definite oneirogen, producing lucid and vivid dreams.

Brewing it as a tea, I tested this on several occasions, and it was equally effective on each. Also, the taste wasn't bad at all.  

This is an extremely interest botanical, and one to which I may return to on my travels.

Ref: The Drug Users Bible [Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/099559368]

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The Dream Herb Calea zacatechichi

Discover everything you need to know about Dream Herb (Calea zacatechichi), how it's used, the studies, the lore, and where to buy it.

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Almond (Prunus dulcis) - magickal and medicinal uses

Almond will: Attract abundance and bring deeper understanding to complex issues

How to harness almond’s magickal properties: put a bowl of almonds on your altar to attract abundance. Rub almond oil on your forehead and temples to bring a better understanding to your complex issues. When having a hard time making a decision, place a few almonds under your pillow and think about the issue before going to sleep and you will get an answer in your dreams.

Medicinal uses: grind the nuts into a paste and use as a facial scrub to improve your complexion . Almonds lower cholesterol if you eat them on a daily basis. They also boost your immune system and act as an anti-inflammatory

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Dream Correspondences

The following is a list of herbs, crystals, foods, scents, and sounds that are meant to promote dreaming, enhance dreaming, and help one remember their dreams:

HERBS / PLANTS: Mugwort, anise, sage, burdock, wild asparagus root, African dream bean, Mexican tarragon, peppermint, bay, cedar, heliotrope, holly, buchu, huckleberry, jasmine, lemon verbena, mandrake, marigold, mimosa, mistletoe, morning glory, mullein, onion, peony, rose, rosemary, st. john’s wort, vervain, wood betony, yarrow, blue lotus, lavender, clary sage, valerian root, skullcap

CRYSTALS: Quartz (especially dream quartz and smoky quartz), moldavite, azurite, amethyst, albite, angelite, benitoite, blue calcite, green jade, labrodite, lazulite, moonstone, opal, rhodonite, sapphire, malachite, Chinese writing rock, ametrine, ruby, celestite, fluorite, onyx

FOODS: Almond, blueberry, chicken, egg, kidney beans, lamb, shrimp, oatmeal, pumpkin seeds, soy, soy sauce, tofu, turkey, dairy, dark chocolate, poporn, cabbage, brussel sprouts, spicy foods, apple cider vinegar, tuna, salmon, halibut, cod, banana, cherry, pickles, mango, yogurt, rice (brown or white), dates

SCENTS: Cedarwood, cinnamon, clove, clary sage, eucalyptus, jasmine, juniper, lavender, mugwort, nutmeg, orange, rose, patchouli, peppermint, sandalwood, helichrysum, palo santo, anise, frankincense, ylang ylang, pepper, bergamot

SOUNDS: Theta waves

I’m always looking to expand this list so please feel free to message me with suggestions! <3 

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Botanica Achaba Mugwort

Smokable dream herb, mix it with your smoke, or tea. Have it for a night cap to experience vivid lucid dreams

Find it here on Amazon, goo.gl/5bUFhx

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THE WORST TASTE IN THE WORLD Calea zacatechichi is well known dream herb, but its taste when taken as tea is absolutely revolting: seriously disgusting. It was even worse than kratom, which I find to be appalling too.

Did it work though?

On both smoking and drinking I experienced a mild stony feeling for an hour or two, and yes, with recallable dreams subsequently occurring via the latter. Indeed, I would probably repeat the exercise, if only I could get past that taste.

Refs: The Drug Users Bible [Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/099559368X]

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Used by the Aztecs and Native Americans, Mexican Tarragon is usually reported to be a sedative, but with others claiming the opposite (stimulation). I found the effects to be mild, at best, perhaps edging to the former if anything. However, as with a number of botanicals in this class I did subsequently experience a degree of vivid and lucid dreaming, with later research revealing that this is indeed viewed as an oneirogenic in some quarters.

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VIVID DREAMS & WITCHES’ BREWS

As referenced in witches; brews and folklore, mugwort grows as a weed across Europe and elsewhere. And yes, it is psychoactive, but temperamental. Primarily known as a dream enhancer it also produces a gentle sedation. Bear in mind that this presents relatively uncharted waters in modern times, so it is not a good idea to overdo it (particularly as it contains thujone).

This was in fact my first oneirogen (a drug or herb which produces or enhances dream-like states of consciousness), and that it actually worked came as something of a surprise, particularly as for every sleep cycle I returned to the same dream, which I'd had enough of. 

From this I went to ubulawu (an African root) and then then to a number of others. I still feel that I have plenty of work to do in this area.

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