Entheogens Drugs

Entheogens

Entheogens: Substances which generate god or spirit within. Peyote or psilocybin mushrooms are traditional examples of this. However, entheogenic use can involve the use of various other psychedelics and psychoactives, such as ketamine, dextromethorphan, DMT, and even non-psychedelic drugs if used in a religious or spiritual context. Entheogens are not a category of drugs per se, but more a method of using them.

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• - Online community, and an information resource with a focus on shamanic plants.
  
• - Guide to entheogen use; includes essays and information on drug laws and suppliers.
  
• - Provides information on the cultivation, preperation and use of entheogenic, hallucinogenic and psychoactive plants.
  
• - The divine cactus in historical context.
  
• - Features information on the history and chemistry of this plant, and links to related sites. Also offers for sale peyote cacti.
  
• - The purpose of the Entheogen Project is to systematically gather knowledge about the immediate and long-term effects of entheogen use. Includes essays and an annotated list of topical books.
  
• - Center of studies for ayahuasca, the sacred brew of Amazonian shamans. Includes information about the center, and their seminars and presenters. Located in Brazil.
  
  

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