The ethnobotany of psychedelics provides a fascinating insight into the traditional uses of entheogens (psychoactive substances) in indigenous cultures around the world. These substances, revered as sacred plants, have been nestled within the religious and spiritual practices of people for millennia, their roots extending to every corner of the globe. Central to the traditional use…
Psychedelics have been a pivotal part of human culture since antiquity. They have molded entire societies, informed spiritual practices, and shaped the development of civilizations. Their role is particularly pronounced in indigenous cultures, where they have a rich heritage of use for spiritual, therapeutic, and social purposes. This article will delve into the traditional use…
Psychedelics, sometimes referred to as sacred plants, or in their academic designation, entheogens, have held a significant role in various global indigenous cultures for centuries. Rooted in ancestral wisdom, the use of these naturally occurring substances has augmented cultural heritage, traditional rituals, spiritual belief systems, and healing practices. Shamanism is one of the leading traditions…