Respected as a safe and natural healing sacrament in Mexico, Central America and throughout the world, mushrooms that contain psilocybin are found to encourage openness, creativity and spiritual growth.
For hundreds of years, Indigenous groups have respected ayahuasca as a sacred “plant teacher” for spiritual growth. It has been shown to improve creativity and boost openness of minds and hearts.
Honored as sacred plants, entheogenic cacti have been central to traditional religious and healing practices for millennia, and shown to be quite beneficial in the treatment of modern alcoholism.
The Iboga plant has been revered for generations as a connection to the spirit realm. It has been shown to be beneficial for treatment-resistant opiate and methamphetamine addictions.
Decriminalizing entheogens allows people to have the self agency to seek their own healing process, pursue personal and spiritual growth, and gain the freedom to explore their own consciousness.
Punitive approaches to entheogens prevent people from connecting to nature in ancient ways, as plants have been used throughout human history to treat physical illnesses and mental limitations that keep us from reaching our full potential. as a part of the natural world we live in.
Criminalization has led to stigma, lose of jobs, and even incarceration. And we aim to change that.
When I left the church, thought that I’d left all spirituality behind me too. Entheogenics helped me manage depression and social anxiety — and somewhere in there, I started to see things as connected again and have rediscovered spirituality through a kinder, more inclusive lens.
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