How to Use It
Witchcraft & Folk Magick
- Put a few drops on your wrists or behind your ears before sleep.
- Add to a dream pillow with mugwort and lavender.
- Anoint a dream journal and keep it by the bed.
Ceremonial & Occult Magick
- Anoint the brow before astral or dream work.
- Dress a silver candle before sleep on a Monday, the Moon’s day.
A Simple Working
- Before bed, write a question you want answered on a slip of paper.
- Dab the oil on the paper and put it under your pillow.
- Anoint your wrists and brow.
- Light a white candle for a few minutes while you breathe slowly.
- Pinch out the candle and go to sleep with the question in mind.
- On waking, write down every dream fragment before you get up.
Pairs Well With
- Mugwort, the classic dream herb.
- Amethyst, kept under the pillow.
- A dream journal, for recording.
- Lavender, for restful sleep.
What You Receive
Lucid Dream oil, in a 4 dram bottle. Scented with candied apricot and sugar.
Origin & Lore
Dream oils belong to a long tradition of preparing the body and bedroom for meaningful dreams, from temple sleep in the ancient world to dream pillows in folk magick. This oil is worn before bed to encourage vivid, remembered and prophetic dreaming.
Dream incubation, sleeping in a sacred place to receive a message, was practised in Greek temples of Asclepius more than two thousand years ago.
In Greek myth, Hypnos is the god of sleep and Morpheus one of the gods of dreams, who takes human shape in sleepers’ visions.
The Asclepieia, healing sanctuaries of the Greek world, were famous for dream incubation, in which visitors slept in the temple hoping for a dream from the god.
Did You Know?
The term lucid dream was coined by a Dutch psychiatrist in a paper published in 1913.



