Wow! That’s amazing

Thanks for your comment.

Thank you, I’ll try growing some soon. Been have vivid dreams that wake me every hour.

@@Ja2808R Try foraging it before you grow it! It's super easy to find in many places. Any park or woodland margin should have it (and most roadsides have it too, but it's a bit more polluted there).

@@GhostCharacter thank you, I will look into it more. In zone 8 Eastern carolinas

...explains a few things....about me....

I agree

powerful

Dang, I was almost the 200th like. I'm fine with 199 though 😌

👍

All plants are here for a reason or they wouldn't be.

how did you look up a plant

@@lxcvst7527 thanks

Timely. Gotta get a stand established for the dark times dawning. X

Jack Broomhead there are plant identifying apps

Awesome

Thanks for sharing that. I will try it one of these evenings when the mosquitoes are out.

We use it in Manitoba in our campfires to keep mosquitoes away. It works great.

good to know, thanks

@@Herbal_Jedi Please let us know how it works

I see and smell it many time but never use it.... thanks for the free knowledge

Charles Clements sometimes that’s the way it goes. There is Medicine all around us, but it’s not till it grabs our attention from somewhere else that we can see it.

Yarrow: Like the song says,"Wake me up inside." Thank you.

This is usually the case that the herb we need will grow (volunteer) for us where we live.

The way that I think of it is that God sends us the answer to our prayer before we ask him.

@@Star1320Light That's true. I've been trying to destroy it for YEARS...without knowing all the benefits that it has.

Haha that`S actually pretty cool.. might try that!

@@katie-lp6ud Okay well, good luck! Be warned you may not sleep so soundly, though. If you've ever experienced sleep paralysis, you ought to avoid this experiment entirely. I've never tried mugwort, but I have been on medication with the side effects of restless sleeps and lucid dreaming. Most of my dreams we're like bizarre horror b-movies, and were just stupid, but at some point during the dream, I'd realize I'm dreaming (because it was just so stupid), and if I couldn't force myself awake, I could rewind the dream, and hit replay, and guide it toward a better version of the story. Only once did I dream something beautiful and psychedelic... but then that was meds and not mugwort. I think the mechanism is the same though. In a dream state without REM, are the lucid dreams you can remember and become aware of, and therefore control. You're almost conscious in that state, and not really getting a proper sleep. All that being said though, I wanna try it too, lol.

@@fattymcbastard6536 Mugwort gave me crazy dreams. It also made sleep paralysis more frequent. I even had an outer body experience with it. Many of the experiences I've had with mugwort are kind of spooky and that's a pity cause I was really drawn to that plant. But I think that it would be cool to experiment with a sleep pillow. How do you make it? What plants do you use besides chamomile and mugwort?

@@fattymcbastard6536 .. Yes, lavender placed in a sachet pillow and tucked under or around your pillow will make you sleep like a baby ..

@Goth “Jedi Master Engineer” Bosch you can also sprinkle some on a joint to smoke. And then a rose pedal rolling paper to complete the experience

That’s amazing! A mugwort infusion of some kind, or the leaves mixed into food..?

@@lemonlimepunch1 It's an extract I ordered off Amazon, no alcohol of course.

UH, I read it's lethal to cats. Are you sure it's not just weakness? I'm worried, I'm not trying to be rude!

Is your cat alcoholic?

Thats why we have these plants. To heal

I would love to try that! How do you cook with it?

Question: is the psychotropic affect something you can explain please? My 15 son bought this herb and I'm just learning about it. Is it safe as a tea for kids? Thank you

@@heidipucci9078 The effect is very subtle. It's one of those things that gets blown out of proportion. Thujone (the active ingredient in absinthe) is related to THC, but much milder. I have a cup of tea almost every night simply because I like the bitterness of it. I use 1tsp wormwood, 1tsp black tea (Assam) 1/2 tsp hibiscus, maybe a pinch of elder flowers and a lot of honey. I like it mostly for my digestion. There's no real appreciable "effect" anymore than chamomile. I've had 2 kids that went through their teens. I wish you the best of luck. ;)

@@mstorandelliVulgaris has Thujone as well or only Wormwood?

Its so bitter tho

@@stellartoad you're right. Extremely bitter, but you get used to it. It also makes me feel like the plant is working. Getting past the bitterness and after taste of throwup and receiving the benefits of the medicinal plant. 💚🌿

@@MrPineappleruler so how do you make the tea? Do you just boil leaves? Please explain thank you.

@@Rich.- You pour boiling water over the leaves and flowers and steep for 10 minutes. You then remove the plant and drink the tea.

How many tablespoons of dried mugwort should be used for tea?

Is it good for diseases with skin

How do you use it for the skin?

How did you use it? So many troops enter the civilian sector with many issues. Many people suffer traumas and could use this help. I'd like to spread the word on effective remedies. I wonder if it helps with night terrors.

Be careful when identifying. It's cousin is Ragweed, and looks very similar :)

I remember too. Now I make pancake with it. In spring I will harvest I will make smoothie and add pancake mix and egg.

I had no idea. I LOVE KOREAN FOODS!!! ❤️

Where did you get your tincture? If you please

How do you make this tincture?

Steep fresh mugwort in vodka for a month or two. Strain it out and there you go

@Azsherü-el yes you can boil it and drink it :)

@Azsherü-el Yes, you can make a tea with it. Even just lighting it and using it more like a smudge stick can cause vivid, lucid dreaming.

I wonder if it can be vaporised?

@@mvandell you could try it i have smoked it myself but i found it quite harsh so I just boil it and drink it

@@RAMP2PAGE Yeah I'm going o give t a try! Do you use it in tea dried or fresh? What dosage?

Over here in America we are warned by herbalists not to eat this plant because they say it's harmful to the liver. Clearly your culture has no problem adding it to lots of foods. I wonder if we are being lied to about the safety.

Thank you for sharing 🙏🏽

My thoughts exactly !

I love his name and I love yarrow. I use to eat yarrow cookies when I was little. :)

Do you provide seeds for sale?

I have tons of it growing in my back yard in Massachusetts! It spreads rapidly!

@@lamak0925 yes I do.

@@lamak0925 see my website.

What is your website, the same as your name? I'm interested in the seeds!

What does the midwife do w it?

@@rosalbahamer994they use it right before the woman is giving birth. It helps with relieving cramps and promotes the birth giving, so it can make the birth easier. Its still used today as and extract if the baby just doesnt want to come out :D So basically every plant that is helping with period cramps should not be taken during pregnancy. Because they loosen cramps and promote menstruation and this could lead to a premature birth or abortion. Hope that helped :)

Isn't it beifuß?

@@jenstahlberg686 Japp :D Aber es gibt, so wie für jede Pflanze, halt noch Volksnamen usw. die halt früher verwendet werden, und Hebammenkraut ist einer dieser Namen. :)

@@ToffibaerCookie wow! I had no idea. Thank you.

1 TBS flaxseed oil will get rid of cramps. You can just add it to a smoothie

That's so interesting! Thank you for sharing.

Mugwort mochi. Interesting. I'd try it, but I doubt they sell it at Wegmans.

Thank you

Why is info so far? I'm young on a relative's channel, pharma aside, I believe in so called holistic methods of medicine if I'm informed I still use colloidal silver (home made with out parts per million but results in moderation, no ageria for me)in terms of some antibiotics,

@@loricochran4692 You really shouldn't use colloidal silver at all. Using it in moderation won't stop you from developing argyria: you'll just develop it more slowly. The body has no biological use for silver, so it deposits it in your soft tissue (like your skin, gums, tongue, eyes, ect.) which is what slowly turns people blue. Silver does have some use in the medical field where silver compounds are used in wound dressings, but taken orally it is virtually useless. It was used prior to the development of antibiotics in the 40's due to misconceptions about the causes and treatments of bacterial infections.

Could it be put in pots? Maybe a big one?

@lucus petry If I'm correct, mugwort spreads rapidly through its roots.

@@respectedagain7296 it does spread through roots and seeds.

It can get HUGE! 6 feet around and tall.

@@Star1320Light mine is about 8 feet tall and flowering

Do you eat and burn all your friends?

Can i roll it in paper and smoke?

@@hairrum yes

Thank you for your comment, I struggle with IBS, Insomnia and depression

I guess it first needs to dry??

I made dream pillows about 30years ago and gave one to someone having nightmares. The nightmares stopped.

Some American tribes geld their coming of age vision quest partially in order to find the person's plant ally. They found the One (of Many Herbs available) that Called to them & they used that One, eventually, to cure everything. Because throughout their life the mission was to discover How to do so!! I've always found that interesting, and felt like sharing that with you here.

Mugwort tincture is awesome! I wish I had some now.

@@Star1320Light Thank you for saying so! I've always been fascinated by the notion of having only one plant to work with.

🙏🏻🤗

wha?

I was just sharing that that was my discovery and it's something that I learned in the last 11 years when my journey began on this leg of spirit direction. I have lived in a piece of land for 6 years and I saw many regular plant lives that would come and go with the seasons but one year there was this fabulous bush and I thought to myself it couldn't possibly be time I started to learn more about plants but the identification in real life wasn't where my focus was and it still isn't after all these years but I imagine some point I will graduate. I can't remember exactly what it was but I thought isn't that something it's actually a plant medicine I could have benefited from greatly and I found this information as I was moving from the property all I can remember is they were little white star flowers Anyway I would like to plant them intentionally many different medicines and cultivate a relationship with the plants but like you said the birds will bring many seeds and nature herself will respond to the chemicals that we release when we are in need of a specific medicine And then just plants will be available at our fingertips very lovely. If you ask me. No one's ever feel alone understanding how magical life really is

@@elnosworld9893 yes Beautifully said .. Ur a sensitive spiritual Soul .. we ( humans ) are truly Blessed but are so distracted by modern conventions .. look up every plant growing near U & be amazed by their healing properties 🙏🍃♥️🕊🧬🍃🍃🙏🍃☀️ love the way yarrow gently touches the beautiful Mugwort Artemisia Angel

Lisa Smith - thanks Lisa. Will on my period

I am also curious on how to make the tea, what are the amounts used, proportions?

Wow good to know! The only trick I’ve known with poison oak is when my dog and I would go for a hike I would take the leaves and sticks and dirt from the forest floor and rub him down with it, and luckily I never got it from his fur. Otherwise I just have a deep respect for poison oak and keep my eyes open to it. How would you say it’s best to use the mugwort for poison oak? Rubbing the leaves over the area you touched?

I was told that jewelweed also works. Apparently you just pick the fresh jewelweed, crush it, and rub it on the place you've just contacted the poison oak or ivy, etc. I would think that mugwort could probably be used much the same way.

@@laurenunger1612 I love this story. Thank you for sharing.

Mosquito repellent when burned..

Wow. Love this story

I heard this too. Chosen is Korea.

Absolutely, I feel so blessed that I got a chance to even watch that.

Plants are sometimes spiritual teachers and assistants of a sort.

Isn't nature PERFECT??!!🎉🎉❤❤