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I love working with magical plants.
I’ve been making these dream wands for close to 25 years. It was these dream wands that inspired the creating of the Lucid Dreams Tea.
I’ve been doing dream work since I was a young girl and making these has always been such a magical process. And so is the burning of them before bed.
These beautiful wands are made with Mugwort, Wormwood, Yarrow, Lavender, Chamomile, and Calendula.
I love mugwort, wormwood, and yarrow for helping me dive into the darkness and deep subconscious with curiosity. Pushing me to my edges of comfort while feeling strength and protection. The Lavender and Chamomile assist in getting there, relaxing my nervous system, and the Calendula represents the light, which helps me stay tethered and find my way back.
-Kathi
To use your wands, light the top on fire and let it burn for a moment before blowing it out gently so it smokes. Of course, always be extremely careful when burning herbs and have a safe way to extinguish your wands.
If you have these herbs dried, you can easily burn this same blend loose on an incense charcoal briquette in a fire-safe bowl on a heat-proof surface.
As we head into the colder months, our Fire Cider and Elderberry, Mushroom & Roots Elixir move to the kitchen counter, where they're always on hand for taking daily.
Fire Cider is the one I reach for first. I take a shot every morning, and I love how the warming, spicy herbs and vegetables, along with the tang of the vinegar, shake me awake and warm me up. I can immediately feel my body warm and feel energized, my digestion fire up, and the movement of any congestion.
Most herbal products start with a purchase order. Ours start with seeds and soil. Here is how keeping cultivation, formulation, manufacturing, quality, fulfillment, and sales connected shapes every Herbal Revolution product.
The Summer Solstice marks the longest day and shortest night of the year. It’s the moment when the sun reaches its highest point in the sky and the growing season feels full, alive and illuminated. For many, it’s a time of celebration, abundance and light. For those of us who farm, garden or work closely with plants, it’s also a meaningful marker in the rhythm of the year.
As a farmer and an herbalist, it marks a time when so many things are coming into life or have fully come alive. There’s something deeply magical and otherworldly for me at this time of year. The thick, humid evenings. The way the humidity hangs onto every molecule it can find. Dusk has a thickness to it, one you can almost wrap yourself in.
