Herbs and other tools for dreaming?

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What herbs or methods do any of you use to help in dreaming?

Please and thanks for any advice.
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Big assumption here but I'm guessing you mean to help with travelling while dreaming.

I use a blend of mugwort, wormwood, cat mint and honey. The honey basically takes away the bitter taste. I grow my own so just cut when required from the garden.

But there are many out there and a quick google search will bring up pages and pages of herbs - you will also find these herbs under "smokeable herbs", and no I mean legal smokeable herbs ( I'm in UK)
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