peyotes

Hallucinogenic desert plants

Peyotes is the plural of peyote, a small spineless cactus native to Mexico and the southwestern United States.

The cactus contains mescaline, a psychoactive compound that produces hallucinations and altered states of consciousness.

Peyote has been used in Indigenous religious ceremonies for centuries and remains legal for sacramental use by the Native American Church: The shaman prepared the peyotes for the ritual.

psychoactive

mescaline

Psychoactive cactus alkaloid

trip · altered states · consciousness · ceremonial use · ingestion · nausea · synesthesia · hallucinations · intoxication · effects

botanical

cacti

Spiny water-storing plants

tubercles · taproot · alkaloids · desert plants · crown · slow-growing · endangered · native · harvesting · dried

indigenous

Navajo

Southwestern indigenous people

spiritual · ceremony · medicine · prayer · roadman · offerings · traditions · elders · sacrament · healing

ceremonial

ritual

Ceremonial set of actions

prayer meeting · singing · drumming · staff · fan · cedar · tobacco · purification · blessing · communion

Opposites
psychoactive vs. non-psychoactive substances

peyoteswater

Clear essential liquid

bread · vegetables · vitamins · table salt · rice

natural hallucinogens vs. synthetic drugs

peyotesLSD

Psychedelic hallucinogen

MDMA · methamphetamine · ketamine · PCP · designer drugs

sacred/spiritual vs. secular/mundane

peyotescoffee

Brewed bean beverage

alcohol · energy drinks · party drugs · tobacco · recreational marijuana

Phrases
Family

peyote

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Profile
Timeless · Concrete · Rated PG-13