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- Page 22 and 23: PSEUDOHALLUCIN OGEN SThese are pois
- Page 24 and 25: OLD WORLD HALLUCINOGENSExisting evi
- Page 26 and 27: FLY AGARIC MUSHROOM, Amanita muscar
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- Page 32 and 33: Hemp field in Afghanistan, showing
- Page 34: MARIHUANACannabis sativaseedling/
- Page 37 and 38: use of hemp in cakes produced narco
- Page 40 and 41: three contemporary designssilver ho
- Page 42 and 43: EFFECTS OF CANNABIS, even more than
- Page 44 and 45: TURKESTAN MINT (Lagochilus inebrian
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- Page 50 and 51: HENBANE (Hyoscyamus niger) was ofte
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- Page 54 and 55: DHATURA and DUTRA (Datura mete/) ar
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- Page 60 and 61: The use of hallucinogenic mushrooms
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PREPARATION OF VIROLA SNUFF varies
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A SNUFF-TAKING CEREMONY is conducte
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USE OF VIROLA AS AN ARROW POISON by
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JUREMA (Mimosa hostilis) is a poorl
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AnadenantheraYOPO or PARICA (Anaden
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and explorer, detailed the preparat
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A yopo tree (Anodenanthera peregrin
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VI LCA and SEBIL are snuffs believe
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MESCAL BEAN (Sophora secundiflora),
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COLORINES (several species of Eryth
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A Y AHUASCA and CAAPI are twoof man
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EARLIEST PUBLISHED REPORTS of ayahu
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The Yuruparf ceremony in the Colomb
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PLANTS ADDED TO A YAHUASCA by some
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SHANSHI (Coriaria thymifolia) is a
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Heimio solicifoliaflower,slightlyen
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cross-sectionof stemFrom collection
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Pachycereus pecten-aboriginumtip of
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dried peyote crowns(mescal buttons)
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organizations in the United States
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Paraphernalia used in a typical Pla
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Indian painting of Peyote "roadman"
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CHEMICAL STRUCTURES OF SEVERAL PEYO
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ut it is reputedly the most powerfu
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Pernettya furensfloweringbranchflow
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MEDICAL AND RELIGIOUSUSES of the mo
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PRESENT USE of the sacredMexican mo
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Rivea corymbosa133
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Head of rye infested withClaviceps
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flower,enlargedHOJAS DE LA PASTORA
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ochroma fuchsioideshow to measure t
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drinks, as among the Jlvaro and Kof
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seedsstramoniumJIMSON WEED or thorn
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TREE DATURAS of several species are
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Sibundoy Indian witchdoctor collect
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SHANIN (Petunia violacea) is one of
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Lobelia tupaCo/eo zacatechichi153
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Crayon drawingby a Tukanoan Indiano
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MORE INFORMATIONCooper, John M., "S
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59, 102, 1 1 8 Justitia sp., 78, 79
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