Quotes by John Rush, Entheogens and the Development of Culture: The Anthropology and Neurobiology of Ecstatic Experience

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Inhaling fumes directly from burning foliage, either in a confined space such as a cave or a tent, or scooping up and br — John Rush, Entheogens and the Development of Culture: The Anthropology and Neurobiology of Ecstatic Experience
The effect of hallucinogenic mushrooms on the user's experience and behavior depends in part on his or her personality a — John Rush, Entheogens and the Development of Culture: The Anthropology and Neurobiology of Ecstatic Experience
The growth patterns of mushrooms are difficult to view since they come and go so quickly, appearing and disappearing ove — John Rush, Entheogens and the Development of Culture: The Anthropology and Neurobiology of Ecstatic Experience
Several centuries ago it was believed that the fly agaric, combined with the bufotenin–containing mucus of toads, was an — John Rush, Entheogens and the Development of Culture: The Anthropology and Neurobiology of Ecstatic Experience
Due to their soft bodies and ephemeral nature, it is unlikely that biological evidence of mushrooms will even be discove — John Rush, Entheogens and the Development of Culture: The Anthropology and Neurobiology of Ecstatic Experience
The relationships among natural and drug-induced alterations of consciousness must be understood from an evolutionary pe — John Rush, Entheogens and the Development of Culture: The Anthropology and Neurobiology of Ecstatic Experience
The decisions we make lead us to complex behavioral sets, and what we decide to do can be consciously and unconsciously — John Rush, Entheogens and the Development of Culture: The Anthropology and Neurobiology of Ecstatic Experience
There are numerous historical reports as well as visual images that link mushroom consumption to the ritual of sacrifice — John Rush, Entheogens and the Development of Culture: The Anthropology and Neurobiology of Ecstatic Experience
Methods of detoxifying and processing plants for human use are known throughout the world, and include a variety of tech — John Rush, Entheogens and the Development of Culture: The Anthropology and Neurobiology of Ecstatic Experience
Cannabis is renowned as a powerful hallucinogen in large doses, and certainly capable of inducing profound ecstatic ecst — John Rush, Entheogens and the Development of Culture: The Anthropology and Neurobiology of Ecstatic Experience