The 'magic cactus' flower: sacred peyote

(Forgotten Crops) Why does this entheogenic cactus cause magical "hallucinations"?

Higher levels of consciousness

Ancient Egyptians took psychedelic blue lily

• Peyote
• Blue water lily/lotus (Nymphaea nouchali)
• Entheogen
• Carlos Castaneda
• Psychoactive drug
• Psychedelic experience
• Shamanic "sacrament"
• Banned by Spanish Empire
• Altered state of consciousness

Entheogen cures opioid addiction (video)

Ibogaine movie; GlobalPost, PRI.org; Seth Auberon, Sheldon S., Wisdom Quarterly

Shamans cure to heal illnesses. Pharmaceutical companies "treat" illnesses to make money.

Opioid addicts are turning to a clinic in Mexico to break their addiction because the cure is illegal in the US

My drinking and smoking soothe my pain.

Iboga (which contains the entheogenic alkaloid ibogaine) is a powerful "hallucinogenic" drug that has been shown to have surprising success in treating addiction.

It is not a drug that produces imaginary hallucinations. It is an entheogen herb that reveals the mind-making divine within.

But because it works by actually curing people -- which is not good for the pharmaceutical industry, alcohol sales, or government-aided street drug dealing -- it comes with risks that, so far, have made its use illegal in the US. More

Iboga cure in Thailand

Alex Golovalev (email: contact@yourselftherapy.com)

Want to be free from depression or cocaine, heroin, marijuana addiction?

Iboga therapy and treatment is available in Buddhist Thailand. Contact to order a complete treatment dose, rapid detox, and guide book: yourselftherapy.com

The documentary above is about the most promising treatment modality available for drug dependence. It is the only substance we know of that is capable of blocking acute withdrawal in opioid addicts as well as  abusers of cocaine and alcohol.

Although the FDA decided in 1993 that ibogaine showed enough promise of effectively treating addiction, there is no money in it: This naturally-occurring plant molecule cannot be patented as a synthetic drug.

Therefore, there is no profit to make it worthwhile by our drug system that hates herbs that no one can own and loves patented synthetics. So it is no use for as a very profitable "maintenance drug" with addictive properties like trading heroin addiction for methadone addiction. The pharmaceutical industry wants profit by selling ongoing "treatments." A "cure" is the end of profits!

Therefore, drug companies will not invest in its development. Educate yourself about this tool. Many lives will be saved from chemical dependencies. But a movement is only as strong as the people who support it: ibogainefilm.com. Take action now! Ibogaine treatment is available in Thailand.

Who created religion? A plant (video)

Chris Everard (Forbidden TV) via The Kev Baker Show; Dhr. Seven, Wisdom Quarterly

What HERB makes a persontelepathic? Western "ayahuasca" -- Syrian rue, which contains the alkaloid telepathine or harmine.
  

Chris Everard presents a special episode that takes us on a psychedelic mystery tour to investigate the powerful mind-bending sacred plants that inspired the great religions. These ancient plants were traded by the prehistoric druid cultures of Europe. The shamans of Mexico were very familiar with them as well, deriving the essential substance from various plant sources. It exists in many things, even butterfly wings, and the human body saturating the mysterious pineal gland.

Telepathine

Harmine, also known as "telepathine," is a fluorescent harmala alkaloid belonging to the beta-carboline family of compounds. It occurs in a number of different plants, most notably the Middle Eastern plant harmal or Syrian rue (Peganum harmala) and the South American vine Banisteriopsis caapi (ayahuasca, yage, natema).

Harmine reversibly inhibits monoamine oxidase A (MAO-A), an enzyme which breaks down monoamines, making it a RIMA. Harmine selectively binds to MAO-A but does not inhibit the variant MAO-B. More

• Plants promote sex? Foods that are aphrodisiacs

Hallucinogen for Churchgoers

"Don't try this at home, kids" -- Johnny Knoxville



"How to Prepare Ayahuasca" is a film by NeuroSoup.com (music by Loop Guru). The makers of this film are not recommending that people take controlled substances. However, they are suggesting that we all empower ourselves with knowledge.

• Syrian Rue (common Esphand)
• List of legal entheogen suppliers: neurosoup.com/buy_legal_entheogens/