Galangal Root
Galangal Root - A mild hallucinogens sacrament Family Zingiberaceae Ginger family . Botanical Name Kaempferia galanga. Synonyms Maraba, catarrh root, China root, India root, and colic root. Geographical Location Tropical Africa, India, southern China, and western Malaysia. Habitat Usually in open grassy areas. Botanical Description A smooth stemless herb that can grow to the height of about 5 feet the leaves are long, narrow blades that spread out horizontally. The flowers form a terminal spike...
A stimulant sacrament used as a tonic for alleviating fatigue
Calamus - A stimulant sacrament, used as a tonic for alleviating fatigue Family Araceae Arum family . Botanical Name Acorus calamus. Synonyms Sweet sedge, sweet flag, rat root, sweet myrtle, beewort, bachh Hindu , racha Vedic , and shih-ch'ang pu Chinese . Geographical Location Europe, Asia, and China. North America from Nova Scotia to Minnesota, south to Florida and Texas. Habitat Marshes, borders of streams and ponds. Commonly seen among cattails and other species of flag. Botanical...
Wild Lettuce
Wild Lettuce - A sacrament for vivid dreams Family Compositae Sunflower family . Botanical Name Lactuca Virosa Synonyms Lettuce opium and lopium. Geographical Location Southern and central Europe and the United States. Habitat Loose, rich, well-drained fields. Should be planted in late fall. Needs moisture. Botanical Description This herb is a biennial with a leafy, round stem that grows from 2 to 7 feet high. The stem is erect and smooth, colored pale green, and sometimes spotted with purple....
Kava Kava
A sacrament for welcoming special guests and friends Kava Kava - A sacrament for welcoming special guests and friends Family Piperaceae Pepper family . Botanical Name Piper methysticum Forst. Synonyms Kowa, awa, yagona, kowa kowa, wati, ava, ava pepper, and intoxicating pepper. Geographical Location Polynesia, Sandwich Islands, and South Sea Islands. Habitat Grows best up to 1000 feet above sea level in cool, moist highlands or wet forests. It will grow densely to 20 feet where summer...