iandol on mon 8 jul 02
Dear Julie Milazzo and Pammyam,
What have I started with this one!!! Great to learn that success came =
after a second helping.
For those who may have overlooked the idea, it seems as though the Herb =
Basil may contain a substance which induces dreaming. Since Dreaming is =
a process of refining and resorting thoughts of current and past =
experiences it may help to trigger ideas which can be used creatively.
Best regards,
Ivor Lewis. Redhill, South Australia.
pammyam on fri 12 jul 02
Iandol, Julie, and all,
Just a follow up:
I have known that taking vitamin B, particularly
B6, at night can promote much more dream activity.
This is to the point that I don't want it to
happen!. Since the information about basil, I
have been quite intrigued. The _quality_ of the
dreams is apparently quite different. I cannot
describe exactly what I mean, but they are very
detailed and structured and not quite as random,
it seems. I love basil and cook with dried basil
in liberal amounts year-round. I use fresh much
less often. It will be interesting to note
whether or not the theory holds! Since I have
often had periods of bizarre dreams throughout
life, this is an intriguing, fun, new idea to work
with.
I'm off to have some now....
----- Original Message -----
From: iandol
To: snotpot69@YAHOO.COM
Cc: pammyam@EARTHLINK.NET ; ACS
Sent: Monday, July 08, 2002 2:15 AM
Subject: Food induced dreams lead to creative
thinking
Dear Julie Milazzo and Pammyam,
What have I started with this one!!! Great to
learn that success came after a second helping.
For those who may have overlooked the idea, it
seems as though the Herb Basil may contain a
substance which induces dreaming. Since Dreaming
is a process of refining and resorting thoughts of
current and past experiences it may help to
trigger ideas which can be used creatively.
Best regards,
Ivor Lewis. Redhill, South Australia.
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