I am not making a prediction! This is more a statement based question/ mybe a possibility. I have been experimenting with the use of mugwort during dreams. Well anyway, here goes.

Last night i had a dream that i was in a field with my family. While we were in this field i was looking into the sky and saying how we would know when we were going to evolve. We begin walking towards this house and a plane comes crashing out of the sky. When the plane hit the ground it wasn't destroyed. I watched the pilot get up out of the cockpit (he unstrapped his harness) and he came running out of the plane door. At this point i realized the plane would blowup (yea i know its a dream), so anyway. I then started to yell, "The plane is going to blowup! Run!". Everyone then began running towards these trees next to the fields.

Interesting. I am going to continue experimenting with the mugwort, and see if these dreams continue. This is day 2 of the experimentation. The first days dreams were not as intense and i did not get such feelings from them.

I am logging this in this section because of what i have read about mugwort online, and its prophetic/astral abilities.

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What did the field look like? I have had the same dream, or something very close to it before.

It reminded me of a prairie. Low rolling hills with grass, mybe grazing cattle. The trees were like pines, or small redwoods.

Originally posted by onequestion
It reminded me of a prairie. Low rolling hills with grass, mybe grazing cattle. The trees were like pines, or small redwoods.

Small redwoods? Not. Ya mean cedar, doncha???

Well we didn't stick around to see the explosion. The thing that stuck out the most was the fact that it did not have any wings, and the pilot. The whole scenario with the pilot unbuckling his belt and running out the door. Ya i could see wheat. It gave me a midwest feel, but i am not thinking prophetic as i am just starting with these experimentations. At the same time though, this was not like a symbolic type of dream. But i am not a dream interpreter, hence why i am sharing my experiments. Hopefully i wrote that understandably.

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Originally posted by onequestion
Well we didn't stick around to see the explosion. The thing that stuck out the most was the fact that it did not have any wings, and the pilot. The whole scenario with the pilot unbuckling his belt and running out the door. Ya i could see wheat. It gave me a midwest feel, but i am not thinking prophetic as i am just starting with these experimentations. At the same time though, this was not like a symbolic type of dream. I understand some of the symbology related to it and i have not revealed some of the rest of the dream which involves symbology related to my life. But i am not a dream interpreter, hence why i am sharing my experiments. Hopefully i wrote that understandably.

I didn't have much of a memory of wings either.

Sorry if it seems like I'm avoiding describing this. I want to know what you know so I don't make false memories for you.

I've experimented with Mugwort before. I found that it made my dreams more vivid and colorful, and enhanced recall. I also tended to awake feeling very well rested and clear headed.

It certainly didn't make my dreams more prescient, however. If anything, my mugwort dreams were more surreal and irrelevant to the real world than my normal dreams.

The increased "awareness" in my mugwort dreams suggests to me that it might be a useful tool for lucid dreaming, but I doubt it has any ability to aid in prescience or prophecy. That's not really what mugwort is for. It's more just for calming you down and giving you a very good night sleep with pleasant and colorful dreams - not prophetic ones!

Anyways, I highly recommend mugwort for:

a) People who don't usually have/remember dreams, and would like to enhance recall
b) People who dream in black and white and would like more colorful dreams.
c) People who have trouble sleeping, or wake up feeling groggy and unrested.

In tea an hour or so before bed is the best way. Also, if you smoke hookah (shisha) you might consider mixing mugowrt into your smoking blend. It has a very mellow, soft flavor, and counter-acts the harshest physiological effects of the nicotine in the tobacco (increased heart-rate, etc.), so that you can smoke right before bed without keeping yourself up.

Mugwort is great stuff. A must have for any budding herbalist.

If you can get your head around it, fasting whilst drinking mugwort tea can be interesting. The dreams do seem to become more symbolic, but also, meditation during the 2nd & 3rd days becomes powerful. The symbolism of the dreams sort of sticks with you into something like a half awake, half lucid dream type of state.
I've never fasted longer than 3 days. I'm not sure it'd be a healthy thing to do, but after 3 days, you get a strange kind of energy boost. I doubt I'd be able to get to sleep the 4th night if I didn't eat a light meal before bed.
An even better way to do it is to sleep during the day & meditate at night. The dark & peace seem to make it easier to focus inward.

Was the field on the right or left? For me it was on the right.