Dream herbs
Dream herbs can be used to make dreams more intense, easier to remember and even to have lucid dreams. Lucid dreaming takes place when a person is aware that he or she is dreaming and can therefore control and affect the dreaming environment.
These herbs have been used and prescribed by shamans of various African cultures.
All our dream herbs come in a lavender coloured packaging.
This is a potent 10 to 1 powdered extract, meaning that 1 gram of the extract is equal in potency to 10 grams of the whole herb. Usage…
Diviners use saponin-rich species like Helinus integrifolius in an Ubulawu mix which enables them to interpret dreams clearly. Saponins are a highly bioactive group of molecules. It is…
African dream herb (Entada rheedii) extract lets you experience much more vivid nightly adventures and, provided you have the skills, become fully lucid in the dream world! Though…
Uzara is known as dream herb, but is not officially listed as ‘Ubulawu’. This is the name for a group of Southern African plants that are used to…
Uvuma-omhlope (Synaptolepis Kirkii) is a bluish-green shrub with striking porcelain white roots. Kirkii is traditionally used by the Zulu and Xhosa to induce spiritual visions, trances and dreams….
Mukanya Kude tends to grow in swampy areas in the Southern and Eastern Africa’s. It is a so called ‘Ubaluwa’ herb. This is the name associated with the…
Devil’s claw is a veritable cure-all, and has long been known as a medicinal plant, with the San of the Kalahari having used it first. The root or…
Entada rheedii seeds are better known as African Dream Herb. The large, flat seeds spread through the waterways and rivers and drift along until they reach the ocean….
African dream root (Silene capensis) is indigenous to the green river valleys of the eastern Cape province of South Africa, this obscure flowering species is regarded by Xhosa…
Calea zacatechichi is commonly known as dream herb because it tends to produce very vivid or even lucid dreams. Effects While awake Calea produces a drowsy effect, and…