Sacred Mushroom of Visions: Teonanácatl: A Sourcebook on the Psilocybin Mushroom

I have always been fascinated by this, I have ate this particular species before, I honestly believe it is the REAL sacrament from the bible, and if you understand prophetic terminology then you know Exodus 13:20 is about this.what is said doesn't really describe the feeling and state of this, but I don't think I could do any better, don't really think anyone could.

This is an excellent book! My favorite parts are the personal experiences of people on psilocybin. One experience in particular sticks out. There is a man that works in a methadone clinic and he wanted to know what the methadone, or lack of it was like, so when he took psilocybin mushrooms, instead of a typical mushroom trip, he had a horrific experience of methadone withdrawls. This book is really good for explaining how important personal intension's are before the mushroom trip. Over and over people would state what they wanted to learn before the mushroom trip and they would learn what they wanted to know. I highly recommend this book and "2010 the Return of Quetzacoatl" by Daniel Pinchbeck.

I'm fascinated by the descriptions of people's individual journies -- it makes for wonderful storytelling. I appreciate the author's continued passion for exploration in support of spiritual growth and expanded consciousness. I've read several of Metzner's books and have never been disappointed.

I thoroughly enjoyed reading this book. If you are a psychedelic nerd like myself, this book will prove fascinating. The account by Timothy Leary, of his first mushroom experience, is a highlight. Definitely a good read.

Awesome book, thanks.

Most of information in one book! Thanks to Ralph Metzner!

Great book. Very interesting!

Great book

Lots of related essays from different authors on the theme of entheogenic mushrooms.It covers: mushroom types, their use and history, biochemistry, neuropharmacology, scientific research projects and individual user's accounts of their experiences (some outlandish, some hilarious).Probably a classic work on the topic with lots of leads for further reading and research.

Excellent book!