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#1 Posted : 3/4/2013 9:47:19 PM
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Greeting one and all, I am new to this forum and would have liked to post in another appropriate area but I am a newbie thus the post must be here. I have decided to record some of my methods and experience of what I shall call the Dream Realm Journey in this and other posts. I have the feeling that this venture will be one of the most important of my life. I shall note equipment used, methods applied, and any phyto-enhancement aids consumed as I proceed on this journey of discovery. Please be patient as I tend to sometimes do things in my own unique way. The first very important equipment for my Dream Realm Journey which has just arrived today is the Scandisc Sansa Clip+ MP3 player. I will find out how to use all of its functions and afterwards proceed to produce the first of many self made NPL bineural beat (B/B) tracks. I will start on the structure and design of the NPL and choose an appropriate B/B frequency in due time. At the moment I am very excited about this Dream Realm Journey and all that can be learned from the experience. I will keep you all posted of my progress.
 

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#2 Posted : 3/5/2013 12:14:48 PM
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My initial ideas and thinking on the Dream Realm Journey is on how to develop the concept, which methods to apply, what materials are required, and which areas of knowledge are relevant and useful. I realise that it will touch on many different DMT Nexus areas such as other entheogens, science, spirituality, and sustainable nexus. I will clearly need some help and assistance to achieve the Dream Realm Journey goal set. The herbs I am interested at the moment for different reasons and for use at different times are Valerian, St Johns Wort, Iboga, Salvia divinorum, and Calea Zacatechichi. The last two herbs I would like to grow myself but I will need help in getting a plant/cutting of each. The growing methods I will use will be ecological in approach (I have a permaculture certificate) and will hopefully develop better propagating methods. Can anyone help me in this area, I would be grateful. Even though funds are tight, I am willing to pay for plants/cuttings and postage. More importantly if anyone has any thoughts and insights that can help me on this journey, I am open to suggestions.
 
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#3 Posted : 3/6/2013 11:52:55 AM
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I am going to get the Valerian and St Johns wort today and I have decided to add Chamomile and Hops to the list of herbs (but not in the form of an alcoholic beverage though Laughing ). This combination of herbs is to help prepare my mind for calmer, deeper, more restful sleep. In the next few days, I will create my NLP and B/B tracks to listen to (more details once completed). I have recently realised that I still don't really know what I am getting myself into so I have some questions for anyone who has ever taken DMT, Iboga, Salvia divinorum, Calea Zacatechichi, cacti, mushrooms, or other perception enhancers and enthogens in regards sleep and dreams.

1 Has your sleeping pattern changed since you first venture?

2 Do you sleep better, whether it is longer or shorter?

3 Was the change immediate or over an extended period of time?

4 Does it continue to change the more you participate?

5 Has your dreaming experience changed since you first venture?

6 Are your dreams longer and more vivid/intense?

7 Do you have a better recall of your dreams?

8 Do you have lucid dreams?

9 Do you have the occasional nightmare?

10 when you have a break of a few days/weeks/months, does the changes in the sleeping/dreaming experience wear off?


Dreams are IMHO very personal so feel free to give as little or as much details as you wish. The sad thing for me is that since I have virtually no dream recall and I have not taken anything (See Introduction essay for a little more detail) most of the above question do not apply to me. I can learn much more from your experiences and will at least have a better idea of what I am getting myself into. All replies are welcomed.

P.S. Just read 10 surprising facts about hallucinogens psychedelics and magic mushrooms post and will now add mushrooms to the list of items to take in due time Smile
 
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#4 Posted : 3/6/2013 10:37:14 PM

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Hi Eco_Nuwaubian,

dream work and lucid dreaming, as you may know already, are very wide subjects. There are many different ways to approach them, with or without plants, with or without chemical supplements, with or without binaural beats or other sensory programming.

It may be difficult for you to get many answers to your questionnaire since you're asking a lot of things... besides, among the cases I remember now of people who have worked out dream experiences, only a few of them used strong psychedelics specifically as dream catalysts. I guess that's because using salvia or DMT in regards sleep and dreams sounds like using a sledgehammer to break open a walnut. Strong psychedelics are usually sought for effects that can transcend by much the common dream experience. That's not to say they cannot have an important effect in dreams... Reports of DMT propitiating weird or vivid dreams are common for instance, but usually, when using substances like DMT, the effect in sleep or dreams could qualitatively be described as a "side effect", considering how intense the main effects can be.

You certainly can look into that, but I'd suggest you start with weapons of smaller, more precise caliber if your main goal is dream work.

Calea has been consistently used for dream enhancing (I haven't worked steadily with it though) but if you want to use plants you should learn about other species, like Silene Capensis or Synaptolepis Kirkii. Use the search and you will find lots of stuff. The south african ubulawu practices evolve greatly around dreams, and there is still a wealth of botanical and phytochemical info to uncover. I've had quite clear effects using both of the roots mentioned.

Also, I think it's very helpful to learn about how the sleeping cycle works, and some basics about dream neurochemistry if you like the subject. The more we know, the easier we'll be able to figure out new, cool ideas. And also, the proper use of supplements like choline, tryptophan, melatonin, galantamine or huperzine and others can be a very effective way to go - although it is always recommended to supplement your supplements with some physical work, meditation and exercises.

Good luck with your Journey!
 
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#5 Posted : 3/8/2013 3:08:25 PM
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Greetings Vodsel

Thank you for your reply, it was thoughtful and informative.


Vodsel wrote:
Hi Eco_Nuwaubian,

dream work and lucid dreaming, as you may know already, are very wide subjects. There are many different ways to approach them, with or without plants, with or without chemical supplements, with or without binaural beats or other sensory programming.

It may be difficult for you to get many answers to your questionnaire since you're asking a lot of things...


I agree that there are a lot of questions but that was only because I had realised that I still don't really know what I am getting myself into as stated above. I do not expect every question to be answered, just the ones you or anyone else wish to respond to. I have done some research into lucid dreaming and many of the methods have not worked for me to even remember my dreams yet alone have lucid ones. I am trying to be as efficient and safe as reasonably possible.


Vodsel wrote:
... besides, among the cases I remember now of people who have worked out dream experiences, only a few of them used strong psychedelics specifically as dream catalysts. I guess that's because using salvia or DMT in regards sleep and dreams sounds like using a sledgehammer to break open a walnut. Strong psychedelics are usually sought for effects that can transcend by much the common dream experience. That's not to say they cannot have an important effect in dreams... Reports of DMT propitiating weird or vivid dreams are common for instance, but usually, when using substances like DMT, the effect in sleep or dreams could qualitatively be described as a "side effect", considering how intense the main effects can be.

You certainly can look into that, but I'd suggest you start with weapons of smaller, more precise caliber if your main goal is dream work.


I apologise for giving the impression that I would take DMT and other strong psychedelics, but in the Introduction Essay area in my post called โ€œMastery of the Dream Realm!โ€ my intentions regarding DMT was mention but I failed to state in this post. My intentions regarding DMT are as shown in the following quote.


Eco_Nuwaubian wrote:


I am cautious by nature and will research thoroughly before taking or doing anything. I just read the topic of why you should Not take DMT found in the First steps in Hyperspace area and I have to admit that I will not be ready to use DMT for a little while, although some of the responses had me rolling in stitches Laughing Laughing Laughing .


I already knew from reading why you should Not take DMT that taking DMT should be postponed as it is a tad more powerful than required. When I say โ€œtaking DMT should be postponedโ€, I really mean โ€œI MUST BE TOTALLY INSANE TO GO ANYWHERE NEAR DMT ANYTIME SOON!โ€ and when I say โ€œit is a tad more powerful than requiredโ€ I really mean โ€œIT IS AN EXTREME OVERKILL.....AND THEN SOME!โ€Laughing . There is still much for me to learn from the topics and posting and I am moving slowly as the Dream Realm Journey is a marathon, not a sprint (most journeys of great importance usually are).


Vodsel wrote:
You certainly can look into that, but I'd suggest you start with weapons of smaller, more precise caliber if your main goal is dream work.

Calea has been consistently used for dream enhancing (I haven't worked steadily with it though) but if you want to use plants you should learn about other species, like Silene Capensis or Synaptolepis Kirkii. Use the search and you will find lots of stuff. The south african ubulawu practices evolve greatly around dreams, and there is still a wealth of botanical and phytochemical info to uncover. I've had quite clear effects using both of the roots mentioned.


In terms of what to use to aid my Dream Realm Journey, my permacultural view is that I would like to grow whatever I take or source it from here in the UK whenever possible. Many of the plants/roots will not grow in the UK climate easily if at all but I like the idea of producing your own plants, cacti, mushrooms, etc. To be honest taking DMT, Iboga, and Salvia, are not really options at this moment in time until I have at least had some experience with Calea Zacatechichi at the very least and even then I would like to try growing my own mushrooms too. However, I would first like to start growing both Calea to take soon and Salvia to take much later. I would also propagate these plants to help others acquire these herbs more readily. I came across Silene Capensis but did not consider it because it takes two years to mature. The other plants I am unaware of and will look into them. Thank you for informing me of the addition plants.


Vodsel wrote:
Also, I think it's very helpful to learn about how the sleeping cycle works, and some basics about dream neurochemistry if you like the subject. The more we know, the easier we'll be able to figure out new, cool ideas. And also, the proper use of supplements like choline, tryptophan, melatonin, galantamine or huperzine and others can be a very effective way to go - although it is always recommended to supplement your supplements with some physical work, meditation and exercises.

Good luck with your Journey!


As for some of the supplements you have mentioned, I will try to order some melatonin but it is not available in the UK except through the internet, but I do consume a good source of choline via lethicin granules. I am still in the research stage at the moment, but that said I have obtained the following herbs all directed at just getting regular high quality peaceful sleep which is the first step. I will try Chamomile, St John's Wort, Hops, Passiflora and Valerian to find what works best for me. As for physical work and exercise, I proverbially kill two birds with one stone because I work in the fitness industry and I exercise regularly. Although I will eventually try binaural beats during sleep, it's primary purpose is for deep meditation and relaxation before sleep. I do know B/B does work well for me and I will produce my own in FLAC file format. The reason why I purchased the Scandisc Sansa Clip+ MP3 player is because it can play FLAC audio files.


My first immediate step is to get regular good quality sleep hence the herbs. This will take at least a month or two to achieve to form good sleeping habits. I will also include meditation before sleep once I have produced the B/B audio files, hopefully by next week.

I think and feel that I am on the right path for me and your input has been helpful, thanks.Smile

 
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#6 Posted : 3/12/2013 4:23:35 PM
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Dream Realm Journey Update

I am presently trying to improve the quantity and quality of my sleep. I have used Valerian in the form of an infusion but found that although I was more relaxed after taking it, I found that I was not tired enough to fall asleep and for several hours I would be tossing and turning until very early in the morning. I have even used it in conjunction with chamomile infusion with no change in results. I have read that it could take up to 4 days to have an effect. Tonight and tomorrow will be the last nights I use Valerian as it will be days 7 and 8. I will try hops next and hope to have a better result. I am trying to meditate but have not had the time to produce the binaural beat files as yet.

YEEEAAAHHHHH, I have just ordered a Salvia Divinorum rooted plant cutting and expect it to arrive by Thursday or Friday latest Pleased . I will look after it and grow it carefully until I am ready to use it. I will also be ordering both Calea Zacatechichi and melatonin soon.

I have been looking at the cultivation and use of mushrooms and I have learned many things. I even have a far fetched and vague idea that might possibly become a totally new method of cultivation, but I need to let the idea stew in my head for a while until it becomes a more viable thought. (not sure I have express myself properly Confused ) My mind is on other things at the moment.

Any advice would be handy.
 
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#7 Posted : 4/2/2013 5:11:28 PM
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Dream Realm Journey Update

I have tried hops for a while but never felt sleepy or any more relaxed than normal. Passion flower (passiflora) although easy to drink was a little better than chamomile. It appears that many of the sleep herbs have little effect on me but will try a few combinations to find what will be most effective. I will be ordering melatonin by the end of the week.

I have managed to purchase a cutting of Calea Z to go with the Salvia and am trying to grow them. The Calea is doing well but the Salvia is slowly fading away. Sad It has only one leaf left so I do not have much hope for it. It might just survive but it could take several weeks to pull through. Crying or very sad That said, the weather is finally changing to spring and the really cold spells have given way to longer days and a little sunshine ( a rare event in the UK Laughing ). I hope this change will help the Salvia D and give it a fighting chance to recover and grow. I will do further research and find out where I am going wrong.

I have recently started using meditation techniques combining it with binaural beat using 9 Hz theta waves in FLAC file format and I am enjoying the experience. I will be using three forms in due time firstly concentration/focus meditation, secondly mindfulness meditation, and finally visualisation meditation.

Any advice on the Salvia D would be welcomed.
 
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#8 Posted : 5/3/2013 12:13:01 AM
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INCREDIBLE!

I have managed to get a better quality of sleep and I now have dreams too, and both problems were solved without the use of any herbs at all. After research and self analysis I discovered that it was my own mindset that was the problem. The solution was both instantaneous and a personal revelation. I just stated to myself that "I will sleep well and that I will dream" before settling down and POW! Shocked it worked. I actually started having dreams that night. Now I have dreams almost every night. The dream world at this point in time is a bit strange, as it is not as vivid or clear as real life to any of my senses. Colours appear more dull and there is very little sound. That said, I am chuffed to bits and am really happy. Even more good news is that the cutting of the Salvia has totally recovered. It has thrown up several new small leaves via new stems (well over 16 leaves are growing) and the cutting of Calea Z has just started to bud a new stem as well. they are both in small peat pot, but will be transferred to 6" pots in about 2 weeks. The sleeping herbs did not work, but changing the mindset did. I am curious as to how effective the herb will be now with this new mental approach. I AM SO EXITED, like a child at Christmas about to open presents. Very happy It is getting late now and I have a very early gym session to do tomorrow, so I will update you all again later, so good night and sweet dreams everyone(I know I will). Wink
 
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Eco_Nuwaubian wrote:
I am going to get the Valerian and St Johns wort today and I have decided to add Chamomile and Hops to the list of herbs (but not in the form of an alcoholic beverage though Laughing ). This combination of herbs is to help prepare my mind for calmer, deeper, more restful sleep. In the next few days, I will create my NLP and B/B tracks to listen to (more details once completed). I have recently realised that I still don't really know what I am getting myself into so I have some questions for anyone who has ever taken DMT, Iboga, Salvia divinorum, Calea Zacatechichi, cacti, mushrooms, or other perception enhancers and enthogens in regards sleep and dreams.

Dreams are IMHO very personal so feel free to give as little or as much details as you wish. The sad thing for me is that since I have virtually no dream recall and I have not taken anything (See Introduction essay for a little more detail) most of the above question do not apply to me. I can learn much more from your experiences and will at least have a better idea of what I am getting myself into. All replies are welcomed.

P.S. Just read 10 surprising facts about hallucinogens psychedelics and magic mushrooms post and will now add mushrooms to the list of items to take in due time Smile


I have tried DMT(low doses make me sleepy sometimes(other times very stimulated but when I mean low doses I take about 50-60 MG and just tape 5-10 MG at a time into a bowl of weed and smoke it slowly over an houror so, If I smoke it faster is when I seem to get stimulated), Salvia(not actually used for dreaming unfortunately, only recently found out its supposed to help that), Calea(recently obtained have had some success mixed with silene capenesis[Read below for more info as I saw you didn't note that]) and calea is a harsh smoke, and the tea really is as nasty as everyone says LOL so take with caution I sometimes woke up having a caughing fit, but I just recently quit cigs so my lungs are healing, mushrooms(have fallen asleep hours after tripping for some minor effects in dreamland but not much.

Other I've tested: Valerian(Never worked on nights I took it and smelled so bad it wasn't worth taking it for long periods), and Melatonin (I've taken very small doses and HUGE doses and even snorted it never did it once do anything for me, NEVER). I've practiced meditation, I find this sometimesmakes it harder to sleep as I get hypnagogic images all night, but I feel more rested after being in a trance most of the night then I do when I can't sleep period which is nice. Most were used in the name of enhancing sleep and especially dreams Dreams. I am an insomniac have suffered with it since before I can remember, and only recently dabbled in the calea and also Silene Capensis(I would suggest trying this as well!) I have had the best success with this one, there isn'tmuch research on it I could find but I haven't had any drug negative interactions with other chems while on it, including caffeine, MDMA, SSRI(paxil generic before I recently quit them), alcohol, cannabis, mushrooms. I went from having 1-2 memorable dreams a year for the past at least 8 years to having about 12 within the last week or two! HUGE SUCCESS but I also basically quit weed for a few days to enhance that as well. So maybe try not smoking weed (If you do)if you try these dream herbs because any time I even stop weed (my main drug) for a month I used to get from 1-2 a year to about 3 in a month. Which was a nice change as I agree dreams are so very important, so I was always sad to never remember them often.

1 Has your sleeping pattern changed since you first venture?

Read above.

2 Do you sleep better, whether it is longer or shorter?

Read above.

3 Was the change immediate or over an extended period of time?

Silene Capensis and calea seem almost immediate but allow up to one week to feel anything off silene, at least if you chew it like me it took 4 days to notice calea had an effect and synergized with the silene same night I tried it. Research Silene before trying supposedly ifyou take it for 3 months straight it can cause PERMANENT DREAM ENHANCEMENT WITHOUT EVER HAVING TO TAKE IT OR ANYTHING ELSE AGAIN TO HELP AID DREAMS. Also noted it can take you to the "white ways" or the "white path" which is a realm in which your ancestors await in dreams carrying messages for you. I've not experienced this. But did get fairly lucid and color enhancement, along with post wake up memory enhancement in amount remembered and length I could hold it all in my mind. All else read above.

4 Does it continue to change the more you participate?

Read number 3 and above.

5 Has your dreaming experience changed since you first venture?

With not much note able effect except the silene and calea.

6 Are your dreams longer and more vivid/intense?

Read above.

7 Do you have a better recall of your dreams?

Read above.

8 Do you have lucid dreams?

As a child I briefly remember some, without drugs, but rare, and only recently with silene and calea.

9 Do you have the occasional nightmare?

I've had the most vivid real and terrify nightmares occasionally before using calea and silene and not while on any other mentioned chem other than perhaps pot. Experienced killing a girl I loved a lot at the time of the dream (we had just broken up after 5 years, and thought we were having a kid together long story short turned out not to be mine.) I woke up crying in a cold sweat.

10 when you have a break of a few days/weeks/months, does the changes in the sleeping/dreaming experience wear off?

A break of what? Work? Drugs? People? All the above?
Understand: Nature knows no EVIL, Nature knows no GOOD, people know these things, because we perceive these things, with the gift of senses given to us at birth. A good or bad experience is simply a bridge to a another existential time frame, so always live in the moment and make every one a positive moment!

Any and all posts or interactions are to be held as my fictional writings/short stories or dreams. I may even have some delirium setting in, I've never been tested for it. The only exception to this is the statement about nature above, I feel this is a fact!
 
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#11 Posted : 5/4/2013 8:38:53 PM

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Archtypamine wrote:
Very happy Great....stuff....Booyah?


What?
Understand: Nature knows no EVIL, Nature knows no GOOD, people know these things, because we perceive these things, with the gift of senses given to us at birth. A good or bad experience is simply a bridge to a another existential time frame, so always live in the moment and make every one a positive moment!

Any and all posts or interactions are to be held as my fictional writings/short stories or dreams. I may even have some delirium setting in, I've never been tested for it. The only exception to this is the statement about nature above, I feel this is a fact!
 
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#12 Posted : 6/20/2013 6:59:57 PM
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Greetings Toxsin

Sorry for my greatly delayed response, life's issues can be very distracting. Thank you for you thorough response, you have left me with food for thought. I have not ordered the melatonin yet, and based on my research and recent progress, I may not need to. The various herbs have not really done much for me so as soon as my Celea has grown sufficiently, I will give it a try. I will order some Silene Capensis root and will try it within a month when I have more time and life is more settled.

The 10th question is referring to if you stop taking silene and/or other substances, does the effect of vivid/lucid dreaming wear off?

I am presently trying to expand the mind and develop the brain through meditation to hopefully promote better sleep and lucidity, but it is having a strange reaction/effect on my sleeping pattern. I am sleeping less and waking up earlier feeling more calm and rested without an alarm. That suits me fine, but will this reaction/effect be the same when I take Silene or Celea? Only time will tell. Wink I will update you all soon as I am getting more into meditation and binaural beat combination.


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#13 Posted : 6/20/2013 9:42:17 PM
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Question To All.

Has anyone been to hyperspace while asleep/dreaming?
 
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Interesting thread.
I have to ask, though, have you used mugwort at all for this?
For me, though I do believe dreams to be altered most strongly by thoughts, and due to their nature, the day's adventures, I find mugwort both enhances dreams and makes them easier to remember.
Smoking, or burning as an incense, produce the strongest mugwort effects for me, as it is with a few other herbs as well.
It doesn't taste or smell very good though, and that can counteract the chemical effects it has.
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#15 Posted : 6/21/2013 7:02:25 AM

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Eco_Nuwaubian wrote:
Question To All.

Has anyone been to hyperspace while asleep/dreaming?


No I have not been to hyperspace while asleep i recently have been having more vivid dreams and have stopped taking the silene and calea and other dream herbs for awhile, also quit weed about 2 weeks ago and honestly this seems the best bet every time I quit weed after months of daily smoking my dreams seem to flare up with intensity for at least a while.
Understand: Nature knows no EVIL, Nature knows no GOOD, people know these things, because we perceive these things, with the gift of senses given to us at birth. A good or bad experience is simply a bridge to a another existential time frame, so always live in the moment and make every one a positive moment!

Any and all posts or interactions are to be held as my fictional writings/short stories or dreams. I may even have some delirium setting in, I've never been tested for it. The only exception to this is the statement about nature above, I feel this is a fact!
 
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#16 Posted : 6/21/2013 8:43:38 AM

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The most effective tool I have ever used for dreaming is a combination of galantamine and choline. Both substances are over the counter supplements which are readily available. Please look into this, you won't be sorry.
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#17 Posted : 6/22/2013 4:44:46 PM
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LibertyforAll wrote:
Interesting thread.
I have to ask, though, have you used mugwort at all for this?
For me, though I do believe dreams to be altered most strongly by thoughts, and due to their nature, the day's adventures, I find mugwort both enhances dreams and makes them easier to remember.
Smoking, or burning as an incense, produce the strongest mugwort effects for me, as it is with a few other herbs as well.
It doesn't taste or smell very good though, and that can counteract the chemical effects it has.


Thanks for your input LibertyforAll. I have drunk mugwort as a tea with no effect. I will try it as an incense as soon as I can find my incense burner and charcoal. (interesting method) I don't smoke, so inhaling methods (incense permitting) are out of the question. Maybe I will combine mugwort with a little frankincense resin to produce a more pleasant aroma. Smile
 
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#18 Posted : 6/22/2013 4:56:25 PM
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TOXSIN wrote:
Eco_Nuwaubian wrote:
Question To All.

Has anyone been to hyperspace while asleep/dreaming?


No I have not been to hyperspace while asleep i recently have been having more vivid dreams and have stopped taking the silene and calea and other dream herbs for awhile, also quit weed about 2 weeks ago and honestly this seems the best bet every time I quit weed after months of daily smoking my dreams seem to flare up with intensity for at least a while.


It has been said that weed reduces memory (short term memory I think), and I guess that if you have stopped taking weed, memory (including dream memory) improves. I wonder if Hyperspace dreams is possible and if so, what combination of substances is required that would produce hyperspace dreams?
 
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#19 Posted : 6/22/2013 5:14:17 PM
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cannabinated wrote:
The most effective tool I have ever used for dreaming is a combination of galantamine and choline. Both substances are over the counter supplements which are readily available. Please look into this, you won't be sorry.


Thanks for the tip cannabinated. I have looked into choline and already have it in the for of lecithin as a supplement. It has not been effective whether in supplement form or as a food source. ( I consume good amounts of soya milk too which is a good source) I will however do some research into galantamine although the name sound familiar to me.
 
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#20 Posted : 6/23/2013 1:54:18 AM
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Greetings to all.

I have decided to as the question on hyperspace and dreams as a separate topic, please answer in the appropriate topic. I will transfer all relevant postings there (I hope this does not break any rules/protocol or upsets anyone)
 
 
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