Morpheus oil jasmine is also known as Khus-khus

is also known as Khus-khus or khusa grass in Indian perfumes

and sometimes essential oils

The main difference is that the Mathers version substitutes Galangal (which would have been unavailable to early Hebrew Kabbalists) for Calamus

Demeter grieves

to take his revenge against a feudal lord who had cheated the sharecropper out of his share of the harvest

Morpheus oil jasmine is also known as Khus-khusAs a lifelong insomniac, Cedar has something of an unrequited love affair with the Greek god of sleep and dreams. He appears only in Ovid, and may be an invention of Ovid. Morpheus oil is formulated to be dark, sweet, and restful. With enough mystery to be generative of dreams, but no bad dreams. Prayer to Morpheus Come to me Morpheus, and turn out the light Lead me by hand into your velvet black night Let me into your underground lairs Take off my