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Entheogens are
psychoactive substances,
including psychedelic drugs (such as
magic mushrooms), in
sacred contexts since ancient times.
Entheogens have...
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certain drugs,
known as
entheogens,
which are
mostly hallucinogens—psychedelics, dissociatives, or deliriants. Some
entheogens include kava
which can act...
- are many
pieces of
archaeological evidence in
reference to the use of
entheogens early in the
history of Mesoamerica.
Olmec burial sites with
remains of...
- non-psychoactive
substances are legal, generally. This
sections lists entheogens;
drugs that are
consumed for
their intoxicating effect in combination...
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University Press; 2010) Bizzotto, Jacopo. "The
hypothesis on the
presence of
entheogens in the
Eleusinian mysteries."
Medicina Historica 2.2 (2018): 85–93. Brisson...
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botanical researcher in the area of
entheogens and
their cultural and
historical uses, and
helped coin the term "
entheogen". Ott has
written eight books, co-written...
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produce hallucinogenic effects.
Hallucinogenic snuffs have been used as
entheogens by
indigenous peoples of
South and
Central America for
thousands of years...
- civilization.
These substances are
considered entheogens because they were used to
communicate with
divine powers. "
Entheogen," an
alternative term for hallucinogen...
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baeocystin and norbaeocystin. The
mushrooms are
collected and
grown as an
entheogen and
recreational drug,
despite being illegal in many countries. Many psilocybin...
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along with
other scholars in
mythology and
religion on the
sacred role of
entheogens, or
psychoactive plants that
induce an
altered state of consciousness...
