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Having recently read Journey To Ixtlan - the seminal tome by Carlos Castaneda, about his apprenticeship with Yaqui shaman Don Juan, I was raring to journey into the Great Beyond. One fine day, I strapped on my trusty backpack and boarded a flight to Mexico City.
A few hours to the north-west of Mexico City lay the ancient and sprawling complex of Teotihuacan or City of the Gods. It had been recommended to me by my old friend Jose as a prime locale to carry out the experiment.
Accompanying us was Guillermo, a local shaman who had in his possession a bag of humito, the psilocybin mushrooms that grew abundantly in the Sierra Madres.
In Mexico, Central and South America, mushrooms containing psilocybin have been ingested for thousands of years, primarily for spiritual purposes. Enthusiasts consider it an entheogenor spirituality enhancing agent. In Nahuatl, the language of the Aztecs, the mushrooms were called teonanacatl or 'God's flesh'.
more http://articles.timesofindia.indiat...ons/30450157_1_great-pyramid-mushrooms-shaman
That read sent chills down my spine.
A few hours to the north-west of Mexico City lay the ancient and sprawling complex of Teotihuacan or City of the Gods. It had been recommended to me by my old friend Jose as a prime locale to carry out the experiment.
Accompanying us was Guillermo, a local shaman who had in his possession a bag of humito, the psilocybin mushrooms that grew abundantly in the Sierra Madres.
In Mexico, Central and South America, mushrooms containing psilocybin have been ingested for thousands of years, primarily for spiritual purposes. Enthusiasts consider it an entheogenor spirituality enhancing agent. In Nahuatl, the language of the Aztecs, the mushrooms were called teonanacatl or 'God's flesh'.
more http://articles.timesofindia.indiat...ons/30450157_1_great-pyramid-mushrooms-shaman
That read sent chills down my spine.
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