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contexts that
emphasize the
sacred and
transformative nature of the
entheogenic experience. For example, the
Native American Church incorporates peyote...
- The
ancient Aztecs emplo**** a
variety of
entheogenic plants and
animals within their society. The
various species have been
identified through their depiction...
-
bufotenin may be the
psychedelic with the
longest known history of
human entheogenic use. However,
although bufotenin may be
active as a hallucinogen, it...
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Entheogenic is a
musical project consisting of
Piers Oak-Rhind and
Helmut Glavar that
crosses musical style boundaries.
Since the
early 1980s, the Austrian...
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hallucinogen (of the anticholinergic/antimuscarinic,
deliriant type),
taken entheogenically to
cause intense,
sacred or
occult visions. It is
unlikely ever to...
- of
species and
genera that are used as
entheogens or are used in an
entheogenic concoction (such as ayahuasca). For
ritualistic use they may be classified...
-
varenicline (sold in the
United States as Chantix). It has also been used
entheogenically via
mescalbeans by some
Native American groups,
historically in the...
- or more", and
other scholars ****ociated
Chinese wu (shamans) with the
entheogenic use of
cannabis in
Central Asian shamanism. In the
mountains of western...
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Entheogenic drugs have been used by
various cultural groups for
thousands of years,
traditionally in a religious, shamanic, or
spiritual context. A Finnish...
- been used in
Mesoamerican cultures. The
fungus contains two
separate entheogenic compounds,
psilocybin and
psilocin that
cause the user to experience...
