Congratulations on the success of initiatives including Oregon 109, Oregon 110, and DC 81. These initiatives make more available the visionary plants which have been used in religion and throughout Western religious history (including normal, non-deviant, “orthodox” Christianity) & throughout World religious history. To mitigate dangers, prayer to a higher controller has been used throughout religious history.  My Egodeath theory describes the struggle or "spiritual emergency" (Stan Grof's term) and how it is resolved through prayer and consciously trusting a higher controller or a hidden creator of all thoughts. Reference: Books and articles about the history of visionary plants throughout all religions, including the Eucharistic meal within normal Christianity. Brown & Brown’s book - The Psychedelic Gospels: The Secret History of Hallucinogens in Christianity. Tom Hatsis' book - Psychedelic Mystery Traditions: Spirit Plants, Magical Practices, and Ecstatic States.Covers the usage of visionary plants throughout normal Christian historical practice. In 1957 (63 years ago), famous poet Robert Graves discovered the mushroom basis of ancient Greek religious mythology & Mystery Religion.His early discovery is summarized in his widely, ever-popular book Greek Myths, in the Foreward.  His original article around 1957 is “What Food the Centaurs Ate” (which is, Amanita & psilocybin mushrooms). Books and articles by:Clark HeinrichCarl RuckJames ArthurJan IrvinBlaise StaplesChristian RatschMark HoffmanJohn Rushand numerous other pioneering entheogen historians. -- Michael Hoffman, the Egodeath theory

Congratulations on the success of initiatives including Oregon 109, Oregon 110, and DC 81.

 

These initiatives make more available the visionary plants which have been used in religion and throughout Western religious history (including normal, non-deviant, “orthodox” Christianity) & throughout World religious history.

 

To mitigate dangers, prayer to a higher controller has been used throughout religious history.  My Egodeath theory describes the struggle or "spiritual emergency" (Stan Grof's term) and how it is resolved through prayer and consciously trusting a higher controller or a hidden creator of all thoughts.

 

Reference: Books and articles about the history of visionary plants throughout all religions, including the Eucharistic meal within normal Christianity.

 

Brown & Brown’s book - The Psychedelic Gospels: The Secret History of Hallucinogens in Christianity.

 

Tom Hatsis' book - Psychedelic Mystery Traditions: Spirit Plants, Magical Practices, and Ecstatic States.

Covers the usage of visionary plants throughout normal Christian historical practice.

 

In 1957 (63 years ago), famous poet Robert Graves discovered the mushroom basis of ancient Greek religious mythology & Mystery Religion.

His early discovery is summarized in his widely, ever-popular book Greek Myths, in the Foreward.  

His original article around 1957 is “What Food the Centaurs Ate” (which is, Amanita & psilocybin mushrooms).

 

Books and articles by:

Clark Heinrich

Carl Ruck

James Arthur

Jan Irvin

Blaise Staples

Christian Ratsch

Mark Hoffman

John Rush

and numerous other pioneering entheogen historians.

 

-- Michael Hoffman, the Egodeath theory