By Effect / Spirit

The beautiful blue flowers of this much revered lotus were smoked and ingested by the ancient Egyptians, producing a subtle, calming and etheric ef...

This delicious blend of herbs have been spiced up to give a flavoursome taste of India. Very popular amongst those who enjoy Indian Bidis and the I...

The leaves of this mexican shrub were traditionally used for lucid dreaming. A combination of smoking and drinking an infusion of the herb before b...

This close relative to Lion's Tail can be smoked or drunk as tea, producing a mild euphoric feeling. Marijuanilla makes a good admixture to a herba...

Mugwort aids digestion via its bitter principal and carminative essential oils. It has a mildly nervine action, easing tension and assisting wit...

Enjoy the dreamy and relaxing effects of these red lily flowers.

This plant is called Sinicuichi (or Sun Opener) by the Aztecs and is still used by Mexican shamans as a trance divination catalyst. They regard it ...

Skullcap derives its name from its ability to relieve tension headaches. An excellent herb for nervous tension and anxiety, it both relaxes and ...

Tulsi, also called Holy Basil, has long been a highly revered herb in India. It is used for sharpening the mind, indigestion, diarrhoea, coughs,...

Enjoy the dreamy and relaxing effects of these beautiful white lily flowers. Lilies (in fact a kind of lotus) enjoyed special significance to the p...

White Sage is an evergreen perennial shrub that is native to the United States and Mexico. Smudging, the burning of the dried leaves, is an ancient...

As a tea, Wild Lettuce is commonly used to help induce sleep, creating a calming feeling, as well as being a nervous system tonic. Was used in the ...