Mugwort Lucid Dream oil
🌿🌝Mugwort Lucid Dream oil🌝🌿
Ingredients:
Mugwort (Artemisia Vulgaris) Lavender, Daffodil, Amanita muscaria, Avocado oil
🌿Remember, Mugwort, what you made known,
🌿What you arranged at the Great proclamation.
🌿You were called Una, the oldest of herbs,
you have power against three and against thirty,
🌿you have power against poison and against infection,
🌿you have power against the loathsome foe roving through the land.
known as Mater Herbarum (the Mother of Weeds) and is one of the Nine Sacred Herbs of the Anglo-Saxons:
Energetics: Warming and Stimulating
Said to be one of the oldest cultivated plants in history, Mugwort shows up in Norse Mythology as well as many others for connecting with other worlds and healing deep emotional wounds.
Also used by the Pagan’s in ceremony for Litha. The botanical name Artemisia is that of the Greek goddess of the hunt, fertility, and the forests and hills.
Mugwort is also largely associated with the moon, which is commonly associated with women’s cycles and emotions. Although I feel it is also connected to Venus and Artemis.
Mugwort has many uses in divination,🔮and is said to encourage lucid dreams or astral projections. A smudge bundle, oil or dream pillow is said to be used for this effect. Lucid Dreaming is when you are able to be aware in your dream state.
One of Mugwort’s common nicknames, St. John’s Plant, comes from the belief that John the Baptist wore a girdle of Mugwort in the wilderness for protection.
Native Americans used Mugwort as a spiritual ally in addition to a medicinal one. They believed that rubbing Mugwort leaves along the body would keep ghosts away, 👻 and that wearing a necklace of Mugwort leaves would keep one from dreaming about the dead. 🧟♂️ 💀
Herbal Actions:
anti inflammatory: helps with aches and pains of joints and sore muscles
Emmenagogue: stimulates blood flow in the pelvic area and uterus; may stimulate menstruation.
Nervine: benefits the nervous system, in this case as both a stimulant and tonic nervine.
Oneirogen: enhances dreaming.
⭐️ This oil is not recommended for Pregnant or breastfeeding mothers, Children, pets or people who are sensitive to mind altering plants. While it doesn’t (get you high) it does have psychoactive properties. Please always do a batch test with new oils to make sure your not allergic. A small amount on the inside of your forearm and wait 24 hrs. ⭐️
Disclaimer: These statements and products have not been evaluated by the FDA. They are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or condition. If you have a health concern or condition, consult you doctor. Always consult a medical doctor before modifying your diet or using any new product. Every body is different and reacts to herbs differently. Age’s Apothecary LLC is not responsible for any individuals use of our product. Buyer assumes full responsibility for items once purchased.
🌿🌝Mugwort Lucid Dream oil🌝🌿
Ingredients:
Mugwort (Artemisia Vulgaris) Lavender, Daffodil, Amanita muscaria, Avocado oil
🌿Remember, Mugwort, what you made known,
🌿What you arranged at the Great proclamation.
🌿You were called Una, the oldest of herbs,
you have power against three and against thirty,
🌿you have power against poison and against infection,
🌿you have power against the loathsome foe roving through the land.
known as Mater Herbarum (the Mother of Weeds) and is one of the Nine Sacred Herbs of the Anglo-Saxons:
Energetics: Warming and Stimulating
Said to be one of the oldest cultivated plants in history, Mugwort shows up in Norse Mythology as well as many others for connecting with other worlds and healing deep emotional wounds.
Also used by the Pagan’s in ceremony for Litha. The botanical name Artemisia is that of the Greek goddess of the hunt, fertility, and the forests and hills.
Mugwort is also largely associated with the moon, which is commonly associated with women’s cycles and emotions. Although I feel it is also connected to Venus and Artemis.
Mugwort has many uses in divination,🔮and is said to encourage lucid dreams or astral projections. A smudge bundle, oil or dream pillow is said to be used for this effect. Lucid Dreaming is when you are able to be aware in your dream state.
One of Mugwort’s common nicknames, St. John’s Plant, comes from the belief that John the Baptist wore a girdle of Mugwort in the wilderness for protection.
Native Americans used Mugwort as a spiritual ally in addition to a medicinal one. They believed that rubbing Mugwort leaves along the body would keep ghosts away, 👻 and that wearing a necklace of Mugwort leaves would keep one from dreaming about the dead. 🧟♂️ 💀
Herbal Actions:
anti inflammatory: helps with aches and pains of joints and sore muscles
Emmenagogue: stimulates blood flow in the pelvic area and uterus; may stimulate menstruation.
Nervine: benefits the nervous system, in this case as both a stimulant and tonic nervine.
Oneirogen: enhances dreaming.
⭐️ This oil is not recommended for Pregnant or breastfeeding mothers, Children, pets or people who are sensitive to mind altering plants. While it doesn’t (get you high) it does have psychoactive properties. Please always do a batch test with new oils to make sure your not allergic. A small amount on the inside of your forearm and wait 24 hrs. ⭐️
Disclaimer: These statements and products have not been evaluated by the FDA. They are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or condition. If you have a health concern or condition, consult you doctor. Always consult a medical doctor before modifying your diet or using any new product. Every body is different and reacts to herbs differently. Age’s Apothecary LLC is not responsible for any individuals use of our product. Buyer assumes full responsibility for items once purchased.
🌿🌝Mugwort Lucid Dream oil🌝🌿
Ingredients:
Mugwort (Artemisia Vulgaris) Lavender, Daffodil, Amanita muscaria, Avocado oil
🌿Remember, Mugwort, what you made known,
🌿What you arranged at the Great proclamation.
🌿You were called Una, the oldest of herbs,
you have power against three and against thirty,
🌿you have power against poison and against infection,
🌿you have power against the loathsome foe roving through the land.
known as Mater Herbarum (the Mother of Weeds) and is one of the Nine Sacred Herbs of the Anglo-Saxons:
Energetics: Warming and Stimulating
Said to be one of the oldest cultivated plants in history, Mugwort shows up in Norse Mythology as well as many others for connecting with other worlds and healing deep emotional wounds.
Also used by the Pagan’s in ceremony for Litha. The botanical name Artemisia is that of the Greek goddess of the hunt, fertility, and the forests and hills.
Mugwort is also largely associated with the moon, which is commonly associated with women’s cycles and emotions. Although I feel it is also connected to Venus and Artemis.
Mugwort has many uses in divination,🔮and is said to encourage lucid dreams or astral projections. A smudge bundle, oil or dream pillow is said to be used for this effect. Lucid Dreaming is when you are able to be aware in your dream state.
One of Mugwort’s common nicknames, St. John’s Plant, comes from the belief that John the Baptist wore a girdle of Mugwort in the wilderness for protection.
Native Americans used Mugwort as a spiritual ally in addition to a medicinal one. They believed that rubbing Mugwort leaves along the body would keep ghosts away, 👻 and that wearing a necklace of Mugwort leaves would keep one from dreaming about the dead. 🧟♂️ 💀
Herbal Actions:
anti inflammatory: helps with aches and pains of joints and sore muscles
Emmenagogue: stimulates blood flow in the pelvic area and uterus; may stimulate menstruation.
Nervine: benefits the nervous system, in this case as both a stimulant and tonic nervine.
Oneirogen: enhances dreaming.
⭐️ This oil is not recommended for Pregnant or breastfeeding mothers, Children, pets or people who are sensitive to mind altering plants. While it doesn’t (get you high) it does have psychoactive properties. Please always do a batch test with new oils to make sure your not allergic. A small amount on the inside of your forearm and wait 24 hrs. ⭐️
Disclaimer: These statements and products have not been evaluated by the FDA. They are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or condition. If you have a health concern or condition, consult you doctor. Always consult a medical doctor before modifying your diet or using any new product. Every body is different and reacts to herbs differently. Age’s Apothecary LLC is not responsible for any individuals use of our product. Buyer assumes full responsibility for items once purchased.