Article about psychedelics and dreams

[NightHawk999]

@fenwizard

I don’t think it’s a psychedelic.

Its not, if there is a high, it is very very subtle, but it does have a mild calming effect.

I got a bag of the ‘weed’ off amazon, organic, for under $10. Its from China though, so probably covered with pesticides and not really organic. Still effective though.

@fenwizard

It’s supposed to help with lucid dreaming?

It affects the vividness and texture of dreams.
Very curious to hear your results, i think its worth the investment ($10-$15 goes a long way). If you want me to spoil the surprise, I can tell you my experiences with it.

You can smoke it too, but it is really harsh on the lungs, and like weed, probably highly carcenogenic…

@fenwizard

It’s supposed to help with lucid dreaming?

Nature's pharmacy

A deer student shared this article with me yesterday: (3 wild herbs for lucid dreaming) "The herbs below are all 100% legal, and easy to get ahold of. However, please do your own research before trying any of them – herbs are medicine and they should be treated with proper caution. These plants each have a variety of other medicinal uses, but we’re focusing solely on their dream-enhancing effects. Wild Asparagus Root – Asparagus racemosus [wildasparagusroot]The Chinese word for wild aspara…

@BlessingsDeers

Wild Asparagus Root – Asparagus racemosus

The Chinese word for wild asparagus root is Tian Men Dong – or heavenly spirit herb. For millennia, it’s been cherished by shamans, monks, and yogis for its heart-opening effects.

Also known as “The Flying Herb”, it’s believed that wild asparagus root helps one fly through the universe at night, achieving magnificent dreams. The wisdom schools of ancient China placed much value on dream work, namely lucid dreaming.

In Chinese folk medicine, it is believed that this particular herb has a direct and positive effect on the heart energy, dissolving the dualities that come with our physical incarnation – black and white, left and right, inside and out. This allows our consciousness to blossom into infinite space while we sleep.

Preparation: the best way to use wild asparagus for this particular purpose is to brew a tea of either the fresh or dried root. Keep in mind that a tea from the fresh root will be much more potent.

Have not tired:

@BlessingsDeers

Wild Asparagus Root – Asparagus racemosus

But I think of the 3 herbs listed, this one is most likely the best to help with lucid dreaming. (I base this assumption off of its time tested potency, and religious/holy ties)

@BlessingsDeers have you tried Wild Asparagus Root yet?