Dream pillows - correct herb choices
Posted: Thu Jun 23, 2016 5:09 am
Tomorrow my daughter and I are going to make a few dream pillows. I've never made them before but have been researching them all day and had a few questions maybe someone more experienced could answer.
The intent for each pillow is different. I just want to make sure I'm getting my herbs right for each because I've seen so many different ones.
My daughters is to help deter nightmares. I was thinking chamomile, Rosemary and lavender... Possibly rose petals from her roses in our garden as well? Would writing an a bay leaf be appropriate to stick inside hers as well?
My husband can never recall his dreams but I'm not sure what a good combination for his would be? Any suggestions? I'm thinking lavender mugwort, peppermint, rose petals and rosemary.
And lastly I'm hoping to get a message to someone through a dream. I'm not entirely sure on a good blend for this one. Lava der, Rosemary, mugwort and peppermint possibly?
Here's a list I found that seemed to sit well with me through my searches.
Catnip: Relaxing, helps bring deep sleep.
Chamomile: Calming, relaxing, and said to keep bad dreams away.
Cloves: Brings warmth and an exotic feeling to dreams, add only 2-4 per pillow.
Hops: Relaxing and brings peacefulness.
Lavender: Soothing, relaxing and eases headaches.
Lemon Verbena: Uplifting, used to add “lightness” to dream blends.
Mugwort: Greatly enhances lucid dreaming and helps with remembering of dreams.
Peppermint or Spearmint: Enhances clarity and vividness in dreams.
Rose petals: Brings warmth and love, may be used to evoke romantic dreams.
Rosemary: Traditionally used to bring deep sleep and keep away bad dreams
Thank you!
Many blessings
The intent for each pillow is different. I just want to make sure I'm getting my herbs right for each because I've seen so many different ones.
My daughters is to help deter nightmares. I was thinking chamomile, Rosemary and lavender... Possibly rose petals from her roses in our garden as well? Would writing an a bay leaf be appropriate to stick inside hers as well?
My husband can never recall his dreams but I'm not sure what a good combination for his would be? Any suggestions? I'm thinking lavender mugwort, peppermint, rose petals and rosemary.
And lastly I'm hoping to get a message to someone through a dream. I'm not entirely sure on a good blend for this one. Lava der, Rosemary, mugwort and peppermint possibly?
Here's a list I found that seemed to sit well with me through my searches.
Catnip: Relaxing, helps bring deep sleep.
Chamomile: Calming, relaxing, and said to keep bad dreams away.
Cloves: Brings warmth and an exotic feeling to dreams, add only 2-4 per pillow.
Hops: Relaxing and brings peacefulness.
Lavender: Soothing, relaxing and eases headaches.
Lemon Verbena: Uplifting, used to add “lightness” to dream blends.
Mugwort: Greatly enhances lucid dreaming and helps with remembering of dreams.
Peppermint or Spearmint: Enhances clarity and vividness in dreams.
Rose petals: Brings warmth and love, may be used to evoke romantic dreams.
Rosemary: Traditionally used to bring deep sleep and keep away bad dreams
Thank you!
Many blessings