The Entheogen Review - Index To The Collection

The Entheogen Review • Index 1992–19971

INDEX

1.A given reference may not be the last

ER

word on the subject. (Itmay not, in fact, even be correct.) For example, much of the earlymaterial on the dangers of MAOI from

Peganum harmala

was later conceded to be largely overblown (which is, of course, better thanthe opposite possibility). In other cases, specific numbers are cor-rected in later issues (such as “30%” turning out to be “3%” in arecipe). Conversely, it should be noted that not all “corrections”offered by correspondents are themselves correct.2.When the term “mushrooms” is used generically with reference toentheogens, it is assumed that psilocybin-containing mushroomsare meant unless there are indications otherwise.3.Cross-referencing is not perfect.4.In most cases, the scientific names of entheogenic plants are usedas the primary reference, even if not used by the correspondent.(On the other hand, common herbs such as gotu kola are refer-enced under their common names, and common chemicals like2C-B or 5-MeO-DMT are referenced by their familiar acronyms.) Nonetheless, for convenience some common names are referencedas well…but the fullest coverage will typically be under the scien-tific name. This might avoid uncomfortable experiences such asmistaking “large” or “giant” Hawai’ian woodrose (

Ipomoea tube-rosa)

for “baby” Hawai’ian woodrose (

Argyreia nervosa

) as in

II.2

:17. (There are cases, such as “morning glories,” where a writer might mean

I. violacea, R. corymbosa,

or both; in this case, therevirtually has to be a reference to “morning glories.”) The best ad-vice is to check all possibilities.5.In cases where there are two competing names (

e.g. Psilocybecubensis = Stropharia cubensis

) the reference used is that of thewriter. If the writer merely said “cubensis,” then the compiler feltfree to index it under the more common form (in this case, “

Psilo-cybe cubensis”

). I have not adopted the proposed reclassificationof

Trichocereus

into

Echinopsis

—trichos are still trichos here.6.Pseudonyms are not treated as formal names, and therefore are listedlike businesses, books, or Internet handles; you won’t see the “lastname” first. Thus, you will find “INNER FRONTIERSMAN,” not“FRONTIERSMAN, INNER.” In addition, to simplify use of theindex, initials used as pseudonyms are treated as a single, condensedword. For example, “P.L.” is indexed as if it were the word “pl”and thus appears just before the entry “plant.” Pseudonyms begin-ning with “Dr.” are spelled out (since the practice varied on the page); thus, DOCTOR POPPYSEED. Note also that there may bemore than one person with the same initials, so not all listings un-der one name are necessarily from the same pen. (I feel that thismakes a good argument in favor of pseudonyms, to avoid suchconfusion. Iin addition, pseudonyms are often amusing, while ini-tials generally are not.)7.Writings by the editor (Jim DeKorne) in

ER

itself are not refer-enced by author (although the content is indexed by subject mat-ter); writings by the editor outside

ER

are referenced by the editor’sname. This is to resolve the problem that at some points JimDeKorne signed his commentary by name, sometimes signed as“- Ed.”, and sometimes did not sign at all.8.Queries about plants or substances are usually not indexed unlessthere is at least some tiny bit of information attached, either in thequery or in the answer. There are simply too many communica-tions that are nothing more than a letter asking if anyone knowshow to use a long laundry list of plants (see

II.3:

15, for example,where the editor doesn’t even bother to print the whole list). Myguess is that no user of this index wants to look up

Pachycereus pecten-aboriginum

just to find a letter asking “Does anybody knowanything about


?” (with no answer).I also assume that no one wants to see a reference every time water is used as a solvent, or every time a passing mention is made to anextraction, or to queries that are simply non-informative. Presum-ably no one would want “I used PineSol and a quart of yogurt inthis extraction and it came out gloppy—should I have used chloro-form?” or “I can’t find any chloroform” to generate a reference to“chloroform.” If I’m wrong about this, then I apologize.9.Full names are given in references where known, but in many casesthese are limited to last names cited by correspondents. When mul-tiple authors are cited, the references are only under the name of the senior author unless the junior authors are also known or refer-enced with respect to other works. (For example, a citation of SCHULTES & HOFMANN will generate “SCHULTES, RICH-ARD EVANS” as well as “HOFMANN, ALBERT,” but TURNER & MERLIS will only generate “TURNER and MERLIS.”10.Some readers may view “ayahuasca” and “ayahuasca analogues”as any combination of an MAOI with another psychoactive sub-stance. I have taken a narrower view. I treat “ayahuasca” as the useof traditional jungle plant combinations; it is also referenced when people talk generally about ayahuasca experiences without speci-fying the substances involved. I use “ayahuasca analogues” to re-fer only to cases where non-

Banisteriopsis

plants or substances areingested for their MAOI action

to potentiate otherwise inactive substances

. This means that I do not list the use of harmala alka-loids with mescaline or psilocybin under “ayahuasca analogues.”(They are still indexed: Check under the MAOI, such as “

Peganumharmala

,” or under the name of the plant/chemical being potenti-ated, such as “

Psilocybe cubensis

.”) I am not prejudiced againstthe use of MAOI drugs with substances that are normally orallyactive; indeed, it is a fascinating area of research. However, I think that referring to these sorts of procedures as “ayahuasca analogues”confuses the principles involved in the ancient technologies of theAmazon.11.Not every reference to a plant generates a reference to its activecomponent. For example, a description of a

Trichocereus

experi-ence probably does not generate an index reference for “mesca-line.” References to chemical components (which are not alwaysthe only psychoactive ingredients in entheogenic plants) arerestricted to cases where the writer is talking about the isolatedsubstance or cases where the pharmacology or chemistry of thesubstance is discussed in a more general sense.References are given as

Volume#.Issue#:

Page#. (

V.I

:P). For convenience,here is a concordance of volume/issue numbers and issue dates:I.1Autumnal Equinox 1992I.2Winter Solstice 1992II.1Vernal Equinox 1993II.2Summer Solstice 1993II.3Autumnal Equinox 1993II.4Winter Solstice 1993III.1Vernal Equinox 1994III.2Summer Solstice 1994III.3Autumnal Equinox 1994

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III.4Winter Solstice 1994IV.1Vernal Equinox 1995IV.2Summer Solstice 1995IV.3Autumnal Equinox 1995IV.4Winter Solstice 1995V.1Vernal Equinox 1996V.2Summer Solstice 1996V.3Autumnal Equinox 1996V.4Winter Solstice 1996VI.1Vernal Equinox 1997VI.2Summer Solstice 1997VI.3Autumnal Equinox 1997VI.4Winter Solstice 1997 • Incorrectly labeled as VOL 6. NO. 3(rather than NO. 4) on masthead [but corrected in the 1992–1997 compi-lation].There are also two special sections: “Reviews,” where I have attemptedto list all of the book reviews in one place, and “Music, recommended…”where I have tried to pull together all of the music either recommended by psychonauts over the years, or mentioned as important in a reportedexperience. —

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- see Shulgin Scale+/- see Shulgin Scale+1,+2,+3,+4 see Shulgin Scale

1,000 Airplanes (music)

V.2:

122,6-DCM see 2,6-dichloromescaline2,6-dichloromescalineinformation on ‘first trip’ a hoax?

VI.4:

4from

T. pachanoi

?

VI.4:

4 preparation of

VI.1:

12-13

VI.4:

4 possibility of salve using

VI.1:

12-13trip report

VI.1:

12-132C-Baphrodisiacal aspects

IV.2:

11as active ingredient in Ubulawu Nomathotholo

V.2:

16-17as replacement for toxic South African plants

V.2:

16-17available through overseas mail order

III.4:

12-13

IV.3:

11 banned in South Africa

IV.1:

18

V.2:

16-17DRITTEWELLE as source of

IV.1:

18

IV.3:

11

VI.2:

9loss of supplier

VI.2:

9now Schedule 1

III.4:

13risks of ordering

III.4:

12-13safety in combination with MAOIs?

V.1:

16-17use by traditional shamans in South Africa

V.2:

16-17with DXM

VI.2:

18-19with DXM and

Salvia divinorum

VI.2:

18-19with Moclobemide

VI.2:

12with

Salvia divinorum

V.4:

4-5

VI.2:

18-195-hydroxytryptamine

I.1:

55-MeO-DMT (5-methoxy dimethyltryptamine)

I.2:

9

II.4:

2absence from

Phalaris brachystachys

IV.1:

11absence from

Phalaris minor

IV.1:

11adverse dietary interactions with

IV.4:

16adverse experience with

IV.4:

8,15-16apparent presence in


V.1:

16-17as MAOI

IV.4:

16as stimulator of chakra system?

III.3:

5

V.2:

5-6 breathing, conscious, as means of controlling

VI.1:

3-4cat’s reaction to owner’s consumption of

VI.1:

3-4chakra opening and

V.2:

5-6chemical structure of

III.2:

11chromatography of

III.2:

5concentration in

Bufo alvarius

venom

III.1:

13concentration in

Phalaris aquatica

VI.3:

13concentration in

Phalaris arundinacea

extract

III.2:

12

IV.1:

11concentration in Turkey Red

Phalaris

IV.1:

11dominant alkaloid in

Desmodium gangeticum

?

V.1:

16dominant alkaloid in

Phalaris?

III.3:

4

IV.1:

10-11dominant alkaloid in

Phragmites australis?

IV.2:

13-14dosages and dosage ranges for smoking

VI.1:

2-3dosages, high

VI.1:

3-4effects, duration, potency compared to DMT

III.3:

5

IV.1:

10effects of

III.1:

2-3,6

IV.1:

10effects of high dosages

VI.1:

3-4fear and anxiety from

V.2:

9in

Acacia sophorde

V.4:

10in

Bufo alviarus

IV.3:

13in

Bufo marinus

IV.3:

13in

Mucuna pruriens

?

VI.1:

17in prison

VI.2:

15-16lack of entity contact phenomenon

III.1:

2masturbation coupled with

V.2:

6migraine resulting from snorting

IV.4:

15-16often found in association with bufotenine & DMT

III.2:

12orally active at some dosages?

VI.1:

17 presence in human spinal fluid

V.2:

6 purple and green saliva under black light after use

V.3:

16 psychological set for experiencing smoked

VI.1:

2-3questioned as MAOI

III.4:

10ritual using

VI.2:

6-8small amount detected in

Phragmites australis

IV.3:

16smoked with ingested

Peganum harmala

IV.4:

8trip reports

III.1:

6

V.2:

5

VI.1:

3-4unscheduled status

III.2:

11via suppositiories

IV.4:

8with LSD

V.4:

6with MDMA

V.4:

6with

Peganum harmala

IV.4:

8with psilocybin

V.4:

6with

Salvia divinorum

V.4:

5-65-methoxy dimethyltryptamine see 5-MeO-DMT6-MeO-THC

I.2:

9,10

A Separate Reality

IV.1:

2A.A.

IV.3:

16

V.3:

13A.B.

II.1:

18-19

IV.3:

11

IV.4:

11absinthe

III.2:

19-20availability of in Czech Republic

VI.1:

7convulsive effects from

III.4:

18dangers of

III.4:

18

IV.2:

17effects of

IV.2:

16-17no effects from

III.4:

18non-alcoholic

IV.2:

16recipes for

III.2:

19-20

IV.2:

16-17

VI.2:

18

Absinthe: History in a Bottle

III.2:

19absorption enhancement through alcohol or pepper

III.3:

14A.C.

V.3:

17

Acacia

spp.DMT extract from, trip report

V.3:

6-7questions about toxic elements in

IV.3:

15

Acacia complanata

II.2:

17harmala alkaloids in

II.2:

17

Acacia maidenii

II.2:

16

A. obtusifolia

misidentified as

V.3:

13“cleanness” of experience with

V.4:

10concentration of DMT in bark of

V.1:

6-7

V.4:

10dosages

V.1:

6-7extraction of DMT from

V.1:

6-7trip reports

V.1:

6-7

Acacia phlebophylla

II.2:

16

III.1:

3endangered status of

V.4:

10 preferred DMT source

V.4:

10

Acacia longifolia

(Sydney Golden Wattle)DMT content of

V.4:

10seasonality of alkaloid content of

V.4:

10

Acacia obtusifolia

as “clean” DMT source

IV.3:

15“darkness” of experiences from

V.4:

10DMT in

IV.3:

15

V.4:

10higher alkaloid content than

A. maidenii

?

IV.3:

15

V.3:

13overharvesting of

V.4:

10



misindentification of as

Acacia maidenii

V.3:

13

V.4:

10variability of

V.4:

10

Acacia simplex

alkaloids in (reference to paper)

IV.3:

15dosage

VI.1:

4leaves as DMT source

VI.1:

4only mild effects from

VI.1:

4

Acacia simplicifolia

see

Acacia simplex Acacia sophorde

bufotenine content in

V.4:

10list of tryptamines found in

V.4:

10“weird histamine-like” compounds in

V.4:

10

Acacia tortilis

alkaloids only in bark of?

IV.3:

15acetic acid/vinegar

I.1:

4

I.2:

6-7

II.4:

11

III.2:

5

IV.3:

2acetone

III.2:

5

VI.4:

6-7acidsacetic acid

I.1:

4

I.2:

6-7

II.2:

29

IV.3:

3,5

VI.4:

6-7lemon juice

I.1:

4tartaric acid

I.2:

13vinegar

IV.1:

15

Aconitum napellus

(Monkshood, Wolfbane)dosages

VI.3:

3-4in flying salve

VI.3:

3-4

Acorus calamus

American versus Asian strains

V.3:

13activation by saliva during chewing?

V.4:

7carcinogenicity dismissed

VI.2:

11

V.3:

13chemistry of

V.2:

18-19claimed lack of psychoactivity

III.1:

11conversion of essential oils to TMA-2

V.4:

7correction to asarone content in

V.2:18-19

V.4:

3-4dismissed as “psychedelic myth”

V.2:

9

V.4:

8dismissed as nonentheogenic after ingestion of pure asarone*

V.4:

8dosage

V.2:

18-19essential oil, adverse effects from

V.2:

18-19extraction of essential oils from

IV.3:

6 poisonous properties of (?)

V.4:

7

VI.2:

11 positive report on

V.2:

18-19 preparation of

V.2:

18-19 problems with ingesting

III.1:

11smoking of

V.2:

18-19synergy with

Cannabis

V.2:

18-19trip report

V.2:

18-19

V.4:

7-8

VI.2:

11-12used in “car” not “ear”

V.4:

7with Goto Kola tea

V.2:

18-19*the logic: (1)asarone is the active ingredient;(2)asarone is nonentheogenic; ergo (3)

A.calamus

is nonenthoegenic. This works if (1) isknown to be true, but…

Acremonium

fungus see also

Stipa robusta

I.2:

15as active ergot-type alkaloid producer

IV.3:

10 possibility of culturing as “clean” LSA source

IV.4:

15

Acta Psychiatria Scandinavia

III.2:

11activated charcoal for nausea

II.2:

30

III.4:

17A.D.

II.2:

19addictiontreating with entheogens

V.2:

11aeroponics possible culture of

Desmanthus illinoensis

with

II.2:

25A.H.

II.1:

12

IV.1:

11AHMAD, S. et al

VI.3:

14AICHBERGER, WOLF DIETER

III.1:

12

Ailanthus tryphysta

as source of harmala alkaloids?

IV.3:

15

Ain’t Nobody’s Business If You Do

IV.1:

5AJAX

IV.1:

17A.K.

V.4:

14AKERS, B.P.

II.3:

11alchemyand entheogens

VI.4:

10-16the Work

VI.4:

10-13alcohol see also ethanol, isopropyl alcohol, methanoldifferent kinds of

III.2:

6-7alcoholic beverages brewing of entheogenic

IV.4:

13aliens

see

entities

Alkaloids, The

II.4:

11alkaloid tests, simple ones needed

II.2:

19alkaloids, general

I.1:

2-5

I.2:

11-12fluorescence under black light

VI.1:

16

VI.3:

14A.L.

I.2:

5-6ALBERT MOST

II.1:

16,17

V.2:

6

Albizzia julbrissia

difficulty distinguishing seedlings from

Desmanthusillinoiensis

V.2:

8 possible source of tryptamines

V.3:

13widely distributed in US

V.3:

13ALBUQUERQUE HYDROPONICS AND LIGHTING

VI.4:

7ALCORN, BRIAN

VI.3:

9ALDRICH, MICHAEL

III.1:

7allergic reactionsdangers of repeat exposure to same allergen

V.1:

11to

Arundo donax

I.2:

15

IV.1:

8

V.1:

10-11to molds on mushroom cultures

V.4:

17allies

II.2:

22ALLIES (see also …OF THE JUNGLE)

VI.1:

11

VI.4:

5

Alstonia

spp. (as iboga analogue)

VI.2:

17alt.drugs

I.2:

4altar (see also mesa)for ritual entheogen use

V.4:

11-12importance of

V.4:

11-12altered states of consciousnessaccess without drugs

II.3:

14

Altered States of Consciousness

I.2:

14ALVIN, DANIEL

VI.1:

11

VI.3:

2-6

AMA Arch. Neurol. Psychiatr.

(sic)

II.3:

13

Amanita muscaria see also

somaadverse reaction to

III.4:

18as Soma?

V.1:

13

VI.1:

5-6

VI.3:

17as source of Santa Claus legend, suit, reindeer

VI.4:

9as wings on the caduceus

III.2:

13Chinese urinals made to look like

V.3:

12cited as “capable of producing delusions” (1883)

V.2:

3connection with lightening bolts

VI.1:

5-6cultivation tips and possibilities

VI.3:

16-17dismissed as non-entheogenic

II.3:

13dosage

II.1:

13-14

VI.3:

16entities and

II.1:

14entheogenic value questioned

II.4:

10

III.2:

17extraction

II.2:

24growing in places struck by lightening

VI.1:

5-6ibotenic acid in, similarity to pyroglutamate

VI.3:

15identification video

II.2:

33in group work

II.4:

8-9lethal dose estimated

II.1:

14MAOIs for potentiation of?

VI.1:

6modern consciousness and

VI.3:

17only those growing in “power places” strongly entheo-genic?

VI.1:

6 possible cultivation strategy

VI.1:

6 possible synergistic interaction with LSD

VI.3:

15 preparation

II.1:

13

II.2:

24

II.4:

8

III.2:

17report of bufotenine in classed as erroneous

VI.1:

6safety

II.1:

13-14seasonal and geographic variations in potency

II.1:

13-14Siberian vs.N American, purported differences

II.3:

15side effects

II.4:

8-10

III.4:

18

Silybum marianum

(milk thistle) and

III.4:

18trip report

II.4:

8-10with

P. harmala

VI.3:

16

Amanita pantherina

no toxicity with

V.2:

11-12 preferable to

Amanita muscaria

V.2:

11trip report

II.4:

9-10

V.2:

11-12



AMARINGO, PABLO

II.1:

10

II.2:

2-4

IV.2:

5

American Journal of Psychiatry

II.1:

3-4,5American Plant Introduction number

III.1:

4AMERICAN SCIENCE AND SURPLUS

IV.4:

11

V.2:

17

V.3:

16

American Scientist

II.2:

26ammonia

I.2:

12

II.1:

6foaming

II.1:

6ammonium hydroxide

I.2:

4,13-14supplier of

VI.1:

18amphetaminesdangers of mixing with MAOIs

III.4:

18-19

Anadenanthera colubrina

active when smoked

V.2:

2 bufotenine dominant alkaloid in

V.2:

2description of effects from

V.2:

2negative result from snuff

V.3:

12 preparation of snuff from

V.2:

2smoking of

VI.2:

11trip reports

VI.2:

11vaporization of

VI.2:

11variety

cebil

V.2:

2

Ancient Mesoamerica

III.1:

3ANDERSON, EDWARD

II.2:

4

V.1:

2-3ANDREWS, GEORGE C.

IV.1:

5Angel’s Trumpets see

Brugmanisia

spp.

Annals of Chemistry

I.2:

6

II.3:

14antidotesactivated charcoal to reduce nausea from Argyreia nervosa

III.4:

17chrysin to reduce anxiety

III.4:

17-18lobelia to abort psilocybin

II.2:

14

III.3:

18

III.4:

17-18

Silybum marianum

or hepatoprotection from Amanita

III.4:

18

Passiflora caerulea

to reduce anxiety

III.4:

17-18to abort/modify trips

III.4:

17-18APHEX TWIN

IV.2:

8API see American Plant Introduction number

Appraisal of the Hallucinogenic Drugs from the Standpoint of a Personal Agapaic Ethic

III.1:

7A.R.

III.4:

8

Archaic Revival, The

II.1:

1,5

II.2:

3-4

VI.1:

5

Archives of General Psychiatry

II.2:

32

Argyreia nervosa

(Hawai’ian baby woodrose seeds, HBWR)

I.2:

14activated charcoal and

II.2:

30

III.4:

17adverse reaction, lingering

IV.2:

12and “nitrogen mustards”

IV.2:

11-12cardiac glycosides in?

III.4:

17control of nausea with

II.2:

30

III.4:

17

IV.2:

13cultivation information sought

IV.3:

11diethylated precursors as feed for LSD production?

IV.4:

11differing effects from other LSA-containing plants

V.1:

11dosage

III.2:

13entity contact from

III.4:

19

IV.4:

6-7extraction of LSA from

II.4:

14

III.4:

15,16-17failure of ointment to work

IV.4:

18failure to flower

IV.4:

16

V.2:

11feeding precursors for production of LSD?

IV.4:

11fuzzy coatings?

III.3:

14intensified by “chakra music” (

Prima Sounds

, Ralph Losey)

V.2:

12lack of effect from

IV.2:

13LSA claimed to be in shell, not meat

III.3:

14LSA concentration the same in foliage as in seeds

V.2:

11nausea from

III.4:

17

IV.2:

11no flowering outside tropics?

V.2:

11ointment prepared from

III.2:

13

III.3:

9

IV.1:

6

IV.2:

11-12

IV.4:

18

VI.2:

16-17 preparation

II.1:

8

II.4:

14

III.2:

13

III.3:

9

IV.1:

6

IV.2:

13removal of nauseogenic principles from

III.4:

15

IV.2:

13shellac coating for nausea control

IV.2:

13trip reports

II.1:

8

II.2:

29-30

III.4:

16-17

IV.2:

11-13variability of effects

III.4:

17with

Desmanthus

spp.

IV.2:

12with

Peganum harmala

II.2:

29-30

III.4:

16-17

IV.2:

12,13ARJUNA

II.4:

2

Ariocarpus

II.2:

7as endangered species

III.3:

17-18 psychoactive but not psychedelic

III.3:

17-18

Ariocarpus fissuratus

(Sunami)

II.2:

25

Artemisia absinthum

(wormwood)active at THC receptor sites?

III.1:

13dangers of

III.4:

18 preparation of absinthe and cordials from

III.2:

19-20

IV.2:

16-17thujone as active ingredient in

III.1:

13

III.2:

19artwork, entheogenic

II.1:

10

Arundo donax

I.1:

4

I.2:

6-7,8,15allergic reaction

I.2:

15

IV.1:

8

V.1:

10-11alkaloid content

IV.1:

8and Sufism

I.2:

8

IV.1:

8as noxious weed

IV.1:

8

V.1:

10-11 bufotenidine in

II.2:

16-17 bufotenine in

V.1:

10chromatographic comparison to

Psychotria viridis

IV.1:

8dangers of

V.1:

10-11destroying/controlling

V.1:

10-11little DMT content in

II.2:

17variegated variety in Middle East

II.2:

17A.S.

II.1:

11

III.3:

6asarone (see also beta-asarone)active ingredient in

Acorus calamus

(?)

V.2:

18-19conversion to TMA-2

V.2:

18-19nonenthoegenic nature of

V.4:

8ashvaganda (ashwaganda) see

Withania somnifera

Asthmador

II.2:

20

III.1:

15

Astral Projection

VI.2:

12

At the Edge (music)

V.2:

12

Atlantis Angelis (music)

IV.2:

7

IV.4:

10ATLEY, LEWIS J.

VI.2:

16

Atropa belladonna

see also belladonna alkaloidsas an ally

V.3:

3 botanical description

VI.3:

2clarification of measures in recipes

VI.4:

3dosage

V.3:

3-4

VI.3:

3,6,7

VI.4:

3dosages questioned

VI.4:

3effects

VI.3:

3-4in flying salve

V.3:

3-4memory loss from use of?

IV.1:

19 preparation of

VI.3:

7

Solanum dulcamara

often sold as

VI.3:

2tropane content of

VI.3:

3atropine

II.1:

14auditory hallucinations see hallucinations—auditoryAurorix see Moclobemide

Australian Journal of Chemistry

III.1:

3automatic writing

II.1:

4ayahuasca see also ayahuasca analoguesadmixtures in

II.4:

13and amphetamines, dangers of combining

III.4:

18-19and MDMA, dangers of combining

III.4:

18-19and Prozac, dangers of combining

III.4:

18

Banisteriopsis caapi

II.4:

13

III.1:

12


as only ingredient?

II.4:

13 blackout following session with

V.2:

3detected by drug testing?

VI.2:

12development of shamanic consciousness and

I.2:

10diet before use of

III.3:

7

IV.3:

19entity contacts from use of

IV.2:

5general

I.1:

2-5

II.1:

10 preferred to smoking as means of ingesting DMT

V.2:

6

Psychotria viridis

dosage in

III.1:

12

V.2:

6regular use of

I.2:

10safety of smoking DMT after consuming?

V.1:

16scientific literature references

II.1:

16,17“seminars”

II.4:

13“smokable”

III.3:

5

IV.2:

9trip reports

VI.2:

12-13variability in response to same material

V.2:

15



vomiting and

IV.3:

19

VI.2:

12-13water quality and

V.2:

6

Ayahuasca Analogs amd Plant-Based Tryptamines

VI.4:

2ayahuasca analogues5-MeO-DMT in

IV.4:

8

Acacia simplex

leaves for

VI.1:

4adverse effects from

Phalaris

juice

III.3:

13allergic reactions to

V.1:

10-11and amphetamines, dangers of combining

III.4:


III.4:


III.4:

18antidepressants and

II.2:

30-31

III.4:

18

Argyreia nervosa

and

Desmanthus

spp. for

IV.2:

12

Arundo donax

for

I.2:

6-7,8,15

V.1:

10-11

Ayahuasca Analogues

(book review)

III.2:

9


with

Desmanthus

II.1:

11

IV.3:

18

Coleus

for

VI.1:

16dangers of

II.2

:30-31

Desmanthus

spp. for

IV.3:

18

Desmanthus

spp. and

Argyreia nervosa

for

IV.2:

12


for

II.1:

11,13

II.2:

15

III.1:

12

IV.3:

18

Desmanthus leptolobus

for

II.1:

11,27

IV.3:

18


for

V.1:

16diet before use of

III.3:

7

IV.3:

18DMT (pure) in

IV.4:

8DMT dosage (recommended)

III.1:

12dosages

II.1:

13

III.1:

12

V.1:

14-16entity contacts from

II.1:

1from juicing of source plants

III.3:

6food as potentiator?

VI.2:

13general

I.1:

1-5gut absorption, maximization

II.2:

27harmine/harmaline dosage (recommended)

III.1:

12harmaline HCl and DMT freebase

II.1:

18healing and

II.2:

27-28increased MAOI dosage recommended

VI.2:

13irregular hearbeat from

VI.1:

16-17

Justicia pectoralis

var.

stenophylla

for (negative)

II.4:

14

Mimosa hostilis

for

V.4:

9-10

VI.1:

4

VI.3:

12

VI.4:

7-8

Mimosa hostilis

leaves reported as potent in

V.4:

9-10

VI.1:

4

VI.1:

16-17

Mimosa hostilis

turnk bark (tepescohuite), conflictingreports on

V.4:

9-10nausea from

I.2:

15

II.2:

27-28

IV.3:

18no effect from

Psychotria viridis

with

Peganum harmala

IV.3:

19

Passiflora

spp. for

IV.1:

15

Passiflora incarnata

for

IV.1:

15-16

Peganum harmala

for

I.1:

2-5

I.2:

6-7,8,15

II.1:

1,13

II.2:

15,27-28

II.4:

14

III.1:

12

III.3:

13

IV.1:

11

IV.2:

12,13-14

IV.2:

15-16

IV.3:

18,19

IV.4:

8,14,15-16

V.1:

14-16

V.2:

15

V.4:

9-10

VI.1:

16-17

VI.2:

15

VI.4:

7-8

Phalaris

for

I.2:

15

III.1:

12

III.3:

2

III.3:

13

IV.2:

15-16

IV.3:

18


for

II.2:

27-28

III.3:

13

IV.2:

15

V.1:

15

Phalaris aquatica

for

IV.1:

11

IV.2:

15

V.1:

14-15


for

IV.4:

14

V.1:

15-16

VI.2:

15


IV.1:

14

IV.2:

13-14

V.2:

15

VI.1:

16 preferred to smoking as means of ingesting DMT

V.2:

6

VI.1:

4

Psychotria viridis

for

II.1:

1,13

IV.1:

15

IV.3:

19

IV.4:

15St. John’s Wort for?

V.2:

8

V.4:

15“smokable”

III.3:

5

IV.2:

9Sufi

I.2:

8

IV.1:

8toxicity of

III.3:

12trip reports

II.2:

27-28

IV.3:

18,19

V.1:

14-16Turkey Red for

II.2:

27-28

III.3:

12unpredictability of

V.1:

15via suppositories

IV.4:

8vomiting and

IV.3:

19

IV.4:

8Yugoslavian fresh-cut for

II.2:

27-28

Ayahuasca Analogues—Pangaean Entheogens

III.2:

9

V.2:

15ayahuasca tourism

V.1:

4

Ayahuasca Visions: The Religious Iconography of a Peruvian Shaman

II.1:

10

II.2:

2-4

IV.2:

5ayahuasqueros

V.1:

4Aztecs

II.2:

21,23Aztec Marigold see

Tagetes lucida

AZETEKAKTI

II.2:

33B. GREEN

II.4:

15

III.3:

6

III.3:

12

III.4:

17,19

IV.3:

10

V.4:

19

VI.3:

11

VI.4:

4B. MOUGIOUS & CO. (foreign medication supplier)

V.1:

17B & O Supprettes (belladonna-opium suppositories)

VI.3:

6 bad spirits see entities, malevolent bad tripshealing potential of

II.3:

15Grof’s approach to

II.3:

15

Lobelia

tea as means of aborting

III.3:

18 prayer as means of preventing

V.1:

5value of

IV.2:

7 badah negro see

Ipomoea violacea

BAKALAR, J.B.

II.1:

16 baking sodafor preparation of entheogenic snuff

V.2:

2to enhance absorption of oral salvia?

V.2:

7BALABANOVA, S.

IV.2:

9BANANA TREE INC

IV.1:

17 banishing see rituals


I.1:

2

I.2:

8,12

II.1:

11,18

II.4:

13

III.1:

12

IV.3:

18

VI.1:

7 patent battle over

VI.1:

7with

Psychotria viridis

VI.2:

12-13

Banisteriopsis rusbyana

smoked as MAOI

IV.4:

16with psilocybin mushrooms

IV.4:

16

Barkleaf

II.1:

15,16BARNABY, CONRAD III

III.2:

19BARNIER, STEVEAppeals customs book-burning in Australia

VI.3:

10BASEMENT SHAMAN

II.2:

33

IV.3:

15 basesammonia

I.2:

12ammonium hydroxide

I.2:

4,13-14

II.1:

11 bicarbonate of soda

I.2:

12lye

I.2:

12BASHO, ROBBIE

IV.2:

16BASSUK, E.L

I.2:

2-3 bathwater, pychoactive

IV.4:

17B.B.

II.2:

32

II.3:

15

III.2:

7-8B.C.

III.4:

4-5

VI.2:

12B.D.

II.2:

19

II.3:

15

II.4:

11,15

III.2:

17

III.3:

14

III.3:

18

III.4:

8,19

IV.3:

13

VI.4:

3BEAR, THE see OWSLEY, STANLEYBEIFUSS, WILL

III.3:

11

VI.1:

11

VI.4:

17,19BELL, GARY

IV.1:

8Belladenal (pharmaceutical tropanes)

VI.3:

3,6 belladonna see

Atropa belladonna

belladonna alkaloidsas asthma cure

II.2:

20Belladenal, Bellegal-S as pharaceutical sources of

VI.3:

3,6clarification of measures used in recipe

VI.4:

3dangers of ingestion

II.1:

14-15

II.2:

19-20

V.3:

2death of Karl Kiesewitter

II.1:

15

V.3:

4deliriant effect of

II.1:

15

II.2:

20dosages

V.3:

3-4

VI.3:

3,5

VI.4:

3dosages questioned

VI.4:

3effects

VI.3:

3-5from

Atropa belladonna

V.3:

3-4

VI.3:

3,7from

Hyoscamus niger

V.3:

3-4

VI.3:

5 persistent alien contact from

II.1:

15 preparation of

VI.3:

7memory loss from use of?

IV.1:

19



Timothy Leary’s opinion of

II.1:

15unpredictable nature of

V.3:

2use in witches flying ointments

II.1:

15 belldonna vinegar

VI.3:

7Bellergal-S (pharmaceutical tropanes)

VI.3:

3,6BENOUIS, K. IAN

IV.2:

2-4 benzeneas solvent for extractions

IV.3:

3BERNHARDT, PATRICK

IV.2:

7

IV.4:

10 beta-asarone (see also asarone)active ingredient in

Acorus calamus

(?)

V.2:

18-19conversion to TMA-2

V.2:

18-19 beta-carbolines

I.1:

2-5

I.2:

9

III.4:

5see also MAOI, harmala alkaloids,

Peganum harmala

,


, etccompared to synthetic MAOIs

II.1:

17-18dosage

I.2:

12in Phalaris arundinacea

I.2:

9B.F.

III.4:

6,18

IV.1:

17-18

Bhagavad-Gita

II.4:

2

VI.1:

14BIANCHI, ANTONIO

II.1:

14 bias against synthetics in ER?

III.3:

15 bicarbonate of soda

I.2:

12BIGWOOD, JEREMY

II.2:

9,19

III.2:

17

V.2:

3BILL

IV.1:

13BILLY BUD

V.3:

10BIRNBAUM, ALAN

II.1:

5

II.3:

2-4

Biochemical Pharmacology

II.1:

16

II.2:

25

Biochemistry of Alkaloids, The

II.2:

25

Bio-Visions Mushroom Laboratory Newsletter

II.4:

10-11 bitterness scale

V.1:

18-19B.J.

IV.2:

5,7,9,13

IV.3:

16,19

VI.3:

12B.K.

II.3:

15

V.2:

8BLAKE, IAN

II.1:

10BLASCHKO, H.

II.1:

16,17BLASCHKO, H. and PHILPOT, F.J.

II.1:

16,17BLOSSER, BRET

V.1:

18

VI.1:

14-15B.M.

II.4:

14BOB

IV.1:

13 bog bilberry see

Vaccinium ulignosum

BOIRE, RICHARD GLEN

III.1:

10

III.2:

11

IV.2:

4

V.3:

11

VI.1:

8,10

Bones (music)

V.2:

12 book burningof entheogenic literature by Australian Customs

VI.3:

10

Book of Acid, The

I.2:

4,5,13,15 book reviews see Reviews“Borometz”meditation with

VI.3:

14similarity to GHB

VI.3:

14-15supposed oil extract from Russian tree

VI.3:

14-15

Botanical Museum Leaflets (Harvard)

I.2:

5BOTANICAL PHARMACEUTICALS

VI.3:

6BOTANICAL PRESERVATION CORPS (see also …OF THEJUNGLE)

VI.1:

11conference

II.3:

12

V.2:

2-3“botanicals exchange” proposed

IV.2:

10

Botany and Chemistry of the Hallucinogens

II.3:

9,13

IV.4:

18BPC see Botanical Preservation CorpsBRADLEY, D

III.4:

14

Brihadaranyaka Upanishad

II.2:

22f BROTHER BOB

V.1:

10BROWN, J.K.

II.1:

16

Brugmansia

spp.as ayahuasca ingredient

II.4:

13as wrapper for “Yhuba Gold?”

IV.2:

9-10 banned in Maitland, Florida

V.1:

10Burundanga prepared from

V.1:

5criminal uses of

V.1:

5deaths and poisonings from

V.1:

10nootropics to counteract neuron damage from

VI.3:

15-16

Brugmansia aurea

see also

Datura

memory loss from use of?

IV.1:

19questions about usage

II.1:

14

Brugmansia sanguinaria

VI.3:

2

Brunfelsia spp.

sources

II.2:

33B.S.

II.2:

25

III.2:

17B. SCHULDES

IV.3:

8-9Buddhism and entheogens

VI.2:

6-8BUFFETT, JIMMY

V.2:

5

Bufo alviarus

II.1:

10

II.4:

14

III.1:

13

III.2:

10-115-MeO-DMT in

IV.3:

13as pets

III.2:

10arrest for possession of (California)

III.1:

13

III.2:

10-11 bufotenine content questioned

III.2:

10-11composition of venom questioned

III.2:

10-11ethics of use of

II.4:

14

III.1:

13

III.2:

10extraction of venom from

III.1:

13

IV.3:

13

Bufo bufo gargarizans

as aphrodisiac

V.3:

19fatalities from

V.3:

19

Bufo marinus

III.2:

105-MeO-DMT in

IV.3:

13alkaloids from

IV.3:

13 bufotoxins in

IV.3:

13dangers of

IV.3:

13lack of coverage of

VI.2:

12 bufotenidine

I.2:

7 bufotenine

I.2:

7

III.2:

10-11active when snuffed or smoked

V.2:

2chemical similarity to lezpedezine

IV.4:

11chemical structure of

III.2:

11concentration in

Phalaris aquatica

VI.3:

13entheogenic effects from

V.2:

2effects of

III.2:

10-11

V.2:

2history of

III.2:

10-11from


var.

cebil

in

Arundo donax

V.1:

10-11in

Acacia sophorde

V.4:

10often found in association with DMT & 5MeO-DMT

III.2:

12 potentiation by MAOI

II.1:

16,17report of in

Amanita muscaria

said to be erroneous

VI.1:

6said to be active

III.2:

10-11said to be inactive

II.2:

11

II.3:

13side effects of

II.3:

13

III.2:

11Bulb Canarygrass see

Phalaris aquatica

bummers see bad trips buproprion see WellbutrinBurundanga (datura or brugmansia preparation)

V.1:

5BUZZ D. LUX

see

PROFESSOR BUZZ D. LUXB.W.

II.4:

5

VI.4:

4-5BYE, ROBERT

II.3:

13BZRK

VI.1:

6

VI.3:

16C.

V.2:

3,4C.A.

II.1:

17,25

II.3:

10Cabala see Kabbalah

Cactus and Succulent Journal

III.1:

14

V.1:

2Cafergot (pharmaceutical tropanes)

VI.3:

6CALDERON, EDUARDO

V.4:

11

Calea zachatechichi

alkaloids not the active principle in?

V.4:

8 bitterness of

V.4:

8controversy over psychoactivity of

IV.1:

15

V.4:

8cultivation

II.1:

12

II.2:

23

III.2:

7

III.3:

15effective in dream enhancement

II.1:

12

III.2:

7,8extraction of active principles

III.2:

7ineffectiveness of

V.4:

8infusion, preparation of

III.2:

8 possibility of preparing smokable extract

IV.1:

15methanol extraction of

V.4:

8recipe for

Calea

wine

III.2:

8report of use

II.1:

12

II.3:

14

III.2:

7,8report of use of extract (negative)

II.3:

14CALIFORNIA WOMAN

V.2:

3



CAMPBELL, JOSEPH

V.2:

17Canadaattitudes toward drug enforcement

III.4:

11-12difficulties in getting live plants shipped to

VI.4:

5DPT sources in

III.4:

11ethnobotanical supplier in

VI.4:

5cannabis see also marijuana

Cannabis Myths and Folklore

III.1:

7

Cannabis spp.

beers and wines from

IV.4:

13

Cannabis Myths and Folklore

III.1:

7club soda to add carbon dioxide for

V.4:

3extraction from

IV.3:

6

IV.4:

13heptane extraction of

IV.3:

6illegal to cultivate for any purpose (one of two plants)

V.1:

13-14in prison

VI.2:

15-16intensified by “chakra music” (

Prima Sounds

, Ralph Losey)

V.2:

12‘jumpin jack flash’ strain hallucinogenic?

VI.2:

12microwave use for extraction from

IV.4:

13ointment from

IV.4:

17religious use in India

IV.1:

18research archives on (in PHD)

III.1:

7CAPTAIN CHAOS

III.2:

14

IV.3:

17

VI.4:

5-6carbon dioxide (CO

2

)club soda as source of

V.4:

3to accelerate growth in

Salvia

or

Cannabis

V.4:

3

Carlos Casteneda, Academic Opportunism, & the Psychedelic Sixties

IV.1:

3-4CARROLL, PETER J.

III.3:

8CAS numberscompounds listed by in

Merck Index

VI.4:

5ingredients listed by in commercial formulations

VI.4:

5CASON, J. and H. RAPOPORT

III.4:

15CASTENEDA, CARLOS

IV.1:

2-4

IV.2:

8

IV.3:

12

VI.3:

6

Casteneda’s Journey

IV.1:

2-3

Catha edulis

as Schedule I illegal substance

II.3:

15

II.4:

13

III.1:

11-12cathine content illegal (Schedule IV)

III.1:

11cathinone content illegal (Schedule 1)

II.3:

15

III.1:

11-12legal questions about scheduling of plant

III.1:

11-12

III.3:

15

Catharanthus rosea

(Madagascar periwinkle)dangerous substances found in

V.2:

9cathinone

II.3:

15

III.1:

10catniptoxic reaction to tea made from

V.3:

19C.C.

V.1:

2-3C.D.

II.1:

11CENTRAL AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF PREHISTORICAND TRADITIONAL CULTURES (BELIZE)courses offered by

IV.3:

11ethnobotany instruction at

IV.3:

11shamanic practices instruction at

IV.3:

11ceremonies see ritualsCERI see COGNITIVE ENHANCEMENT RESEARCH INSTITUTEC.G.

II.3:

14

II.4:

10

III.1:

4,11,12C.H.

V.2:

8,9-10chacruna see

Psychotria viridisChanges in Latitudes (music)

V.2:

5chant (velada)

II.1:

3,5chakrasaffected by music plus enthoegens (

Prima Sounds

, Ralph Losey)

V.2:

12and psychedelics

VI.2:

8tryptamines as stimulators of

III.3:

5

V.2:

5-6

Chemical Abstracts

V.4:

7chemical extractions, avoiding

III.3:

10chemical supply companiesobtaining tryptamines from

III.4:

11Chippewa

II.1:

13chlorinated hydorcarbons see also chloroform, methylene chloridedangers of bioaccumulation of

IV.3:

3usefulness of

IV.3:

2chloroform

I.2:

12,13,14

II.1:

6,11

III.2:

5,6

III.2:

18

III.4:

15

IV.2:

2,3,4

VI.3:

13 byproducts from extraction of mescaline with

V.1:

7-8extraction of psilocybin with

VI.3:

13for manufacture of 2,6-dichloromescaline

VI.4:

4manufacture of

III.4:

15sources of

V.4:

13trace amounts pose hazards

IV.3:

3-4CHRIST

II.1:

4chromatography

III.1:

8-9

III.2:

4-5detection of DMT/5-MeO-DMT with phenolpthalein?

III.2:

4for isolation of Salvinorin-A

III.2:

18freezing of carrier solvent

III.2:

4-5questions about location of tryptamine bands

III.2:

5 para-dimethylaminobenzaldehyde to detect alkaloids in

IV.4:

12chrysin (chemical derived from

Passiflora caerulea

)

III.1:

14

III.4:

17

IV.2:

9CHURCH OF THE NORTH AMERICAN SHAMANS

III.1:

16CHURCH OF THE TREE OF LIFE

I.2:

3

II.1:

15cimora see

Brugmansia spp.

CITES (Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species)reclassification of

Trichocereus

by

IV.3:

14C.K.

II.3:

14

V.3:

14

Claviceps purpurea

(ergot of rye)

II.3:

13as the Kykeon

V.1:

13culturing as LSA source

IV.4:

15ergotism-causing constituents, water insolubility of

II.3:

13 proposed preparation scheme

V.1:

13questions regarding use

VI.3:

15water solubility of entheogenic constituents

II.3:

13

V.1:

13CLAYTON, PHILIP W.

et al

III.1:

14CLAYTONSTREET

IV.3:

16

V.1:

4,12

Clinical Psychopathology

II.3:

3

Clinical Toxicology

II.1:

16club sodaas source of carbon dioxide for cultivation

V.4:

3C.M.

II.1:

14

II.4:

4CO

2

see carbon dioxidecobrasas elements of the caduceus

III.2:

13venom as psychoactive substance?

III.2:

13cocainein Egyptian mummies

IV.2:

9“cocktails” (mixtures of entheogens)

III.4:

10COGNITIVE ENHANCEMENT RESEARCH INSTITUTE (CERI)

V.1:

17sources of GHB listed by

VI.2:

19cohoba see

Anadenanthera spp.

Coleman fuel

I.2:

14

II.1:

6

VI.4:

6-7

Coleus

sppayahuasca analog from

VI.1:

16lack of response to requests for information

II.1:

13 possibility of smokable extracts from

IV.1:

15 potentiation by

P. harmala

VI.1:

16recipe for use of

VI.1:

16report of usage (negative)

I.2:

5-6trip report

VI.1:

16

Coleus blumei

I.2:

5

Coleus pumila

I.2:

5column chromatography see chromatographycommon reed see


Commonwealth Plant Introduction number (CPI)

III.1:

3,4COMPANION PLANTS

V.4:

16complaints about ethnobotanical suppliers

IV.2:

10computersarguments for keeping ER offline

VI.3:

9-10as emerging dominant lifeform

VI.3:

10as inimical to humans

VI.3:

10condescension, editorial

II.3:

2-4

Construction and Operation of Clandestine Drug Laboratories

III.3:

11

Conus geographicus

(Cone Shell)

III.2:

13Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species

see

CITES



Conversations with the Dead

IV.4:

12

Copelandia cyanescens

increased growth through addition of multivitamin

IV.3:

16

Copelandia

spp.sold to tourists in Thailand

V.3:

9substitution of LSD for

V.3:

9copper pipes, safety for smoking with

V.4:

15

Copswatch Report

VI.1:

10corn smut fungus (

Ustiligo maydis)

, ergotism and

II.2:

11

Corypantha compacta

II.2:

7-8COSMIC SALES AND MARKETING

VI.4:

5Cowhage vine see

Mucuna pruriens

COY DOG

VI.4:

5COYOTEE (pseud) see CYOTEECPI see Commonwealth Plant Introduction number CR

IV.4:

12

Crash Collusion

II.1:

10criminalizationof plants

II.3:

15

Crop Science

III.1:

6

IV.1:

12CROUP, D.J.

V.2:

10CROWLEY, ALEISTER

II.1:

5crystallizationselective polarization by stirring during

IV.3:

4C.W.

III.3:

14

IV.3:

7cyclamine hydroxide see MarezineCYGNUS THERAPEUTIC SYSTEMS

IV.1:

6CYOTEE

V.4:

8,14

VI.2:

14

VI.3:

16

Czech Mycology

V.3:

9D.

VI.1:

16D.A.

VI.1:

17DABA, SOLOMON

V.2:

16DALLIN CLEGG

VI.4:

17database of plants and properties urged

II.4:

15databases

III.1:

7

Inist Diffusion

(European academic microfilms)

III.1:

7

Napralert

(University of Chicago)

III.1:

7

PHD (Papers from the History of Drugs)

III.1:

7Samorini entheogen database

III.1:

7

University Microfilms Drug Abuse Catalog

III.1:

7

Datura arborea

addiction to

III.4:

8 brain damage from long-term use

III.4:

8

Datura metel (inoxia)

dosage

III.4:

8

Datura meteloides

growing as ornamental

II.1:

15

Datura

spp.anomalous description of effects by Castenada

IV.1:

4as cold remedy

III.4:

8

IV.2:

14as “endosatanogen”

IV.2:

14asthma control with

III.2:

15 brain damage observed in users of

III.4:

8Burundanga prepared from

V.1:

5criminal uses of

IV.2:

14

V.1:

5dangers of ingestion

II.1:

14-15

II.2:

19-20

III.1:

15

III.3:

8-10

III.3:

16

III.3:

20

III.4:

8

IV.2:


II.1:

15dosage

II.2:

19-20

III.1:

15

III.2:

15

III.3:

19-20

III.4:

8

IV.2:

14dosage of seeds

III.2:


IV.1:


VI.3:

15-16ointments from

IV.2:

11 persistence in body

III.4:


II.1:

15 preparation of flying ointments from

III.3:

8-10

IV.2:

12 preparation of tincture from

III.2:

15remote viewing with

III.3:

19-20ritual using

VI.2:

6-8shamanic use of

IV.2:

14Timothy Leary’s opinion of

II.1:

15tincture effects

III.3:

20trip report

III.3:

19-20

III.4:

8unpredictability of

III.4:

8

Datura stramonium

dosage

II.2:

19-20

III.1:

15

III.4:

8

V.3:

3-4identification video

II.2:

33in flying salve

V.3:

3-4trip report

III.2:

15-16

III.4:

8usage guidelines

II.2:

19-20

III.1:

15DAVIDOFF, P.C.

IV.2:

8DAVIS, WADE

IV.2:

12,14D.B.

III.4:

15,18

IV.1:

15D.C.

II.4:

15

V.2:

5DCM see 2,6-dichloromescalineD.D.

V.2:

14-15

V.3:

13

V.4:

6

VI.1:

14

VI.2:

5

De Mysteriis Viridis: A Book of Green Sorcery

VI.3:

2-6DEA (Drug Enforcement Agency)

I.2:

2

II.3:

10-11

II.4:

13

III.1:

2a conversation with

V.1:

13-14and control of opium poppy growing

V.1:

9“broad powers of discretion”

V.1:

13-14 bust of lab extracting “drugs” from “plants”

V.1:

17 bust of lab using

Psychotria viridis

?

V.1:

17

Cannabis

and

Psilocybe

only plants illegal to cultivate

V.1:

13-14chemical glassware and

III.2:

6expansion of control of botanicals?

III.3:

15illegality based on intent

V.1:

13-14intent to get high illegal except in the case of alcohol

V.1:

13-14“just be cool”

V.1:

13-14lack of interest in

Salvia

,

Phalaris

,

Datura

, etc.

V.1:

13-14refusal to move marijuana from Schedule 1

III.1:

10scheduling of

Catha edulis

III.1:

11-12sting operations through mail order companies

III.4:

12-13surveillance of FMRC

II.3:

11why haven’t they busted

ER

readers?

V.2:

10to schedule

Lobelia

?

III.4:

17

Deadly Harvest: A Guide to Common Poisonous Plants

II.3:

9Deadly Nightshade see

Atropa belladonna

DEAN, WARD and JOHN MORGENTHALER

VI.3:

15decisions made under influence of entheogens bad

II.3:

3

II.4:

4-5DEEP DIVERSITY

IV.1:

17DEFENSE ATTORNEY (pseudonym)

III.1:

11-12, 16

III.4:

12-13dehydrobufotenidine

I.2:

7DEKORNE, JIM

I.1:

2

V.2:

18-19

V.4:

17

VI.4:

8,10-16DELGADO, DIEGO

IV.1:

3DEMILLE, RICHARD

IV.1:

2

IV.3:

12Delphic Oracle

II.1:

2Deming, New Mexico

I.1:

3denatured alcohol

III.2:

7

Desmanthus

spp.

I.1:

4-5

I.2:

6

III.2:

15as DMT source

IV.2:

12

IV.3:

18disregarded once potent

Phalaris

available

VI.4:

5extraction described (product not tested)

V.4:

13extraction problems with

IV.3:

2,4

V.1:

8high-alkaloid varieties available?

VI.4:

5high emulsion volumes with

IV.3:

4must be killed to utilize

VI.4:

5 preparation of ayahuasca analogus from

IV.3:

18recommended extraction procedure for

IV.3:

2

Systematic Botany Monograph of

III.2:

16trip report

IV.2:

12with

Argyreia nervosa

and

Peganum harmala

IV.2:

12with

Peganum harmala

IV.3:

18


I.1:

4-5

I.2:

7as DMT source

I.1:

4-5

II.1:

11

II.2:

14-15

II.3:

13

II.4:

3

III.1:

12

IV.3:

18concentration of DMT in root, rootbark

VI.3:

13cultivation

II.2:

25difficulty distinguishing seedlings from

Albizzia julbrissia

V.2:


V.1:


II.2:

33methyltryptamine found in

V.2:

9no unwanted alkaloids in root core?

II.3:

13 possibility of concentration of herbacides in

IV.1:

16



question about DMT content

III.4:

14reference to chromatographic analysis of in

Integration

III.2:

12removal techniques for rootbark

II.2:

15rootbark as opposed to whole root

II.1:

11

II.3:

13variability in DMT content in

IV.1:

16with


IV.3:

18


as DMT source

II.1:

11

II.2:

15

IV.3:

18 possibility of concentration of herbicides in

IV.1:


Integration

III.2:

12trip report

II.2:

27variability in DMT content in

IV.1:

16with

Peganum harmala

IV.3:

18


5-MeO-DMT as main alkaloid?

V.1:

16cultivation

V.1:

16for ayahuasca analogues

V.1:

16 preparation

V.1:

16trip report

V.1:

16with

Peganum harmala

V.1:

16DET (diethyltryptamine)

II.1:

5

II.3:

2-3dextromethorphan see DXMD.F.

II.2:

21

II.3:

6

IV.1:

16D.G

III.2:

5

IV.1:

15

IV.3:

6D.H.

III.3:

19-20DIAMOND, ZERA

VI.2:

10DIANA’S DOG (pseud.)

VI.2:

14-15DIAZ, JOSE LUIS

I.2:

14

V.2:

7dichlormescaline (2,6-dichlormescaline) byproduct of chloroform extraction of mescaline

V.1:

7-8theoretical potency

V.1:

7-8

Dictionary of Sacred and Magical Plants

V.1:

10

V.2:

18diethyltryptamine see DET

Diffenbachia picta

as plant teacher

III.1:

14DILDA, JAMES

IV.4:

11-12dimethylsulfoxide see DMSOdipropyltryptamine see DPTdiscarnate entities see entities, alien entities, plant spirits

Discover

(magazine)

I.2:

15

II.1:

17

II.3:

9

IV.2:

11

Disease Surveillance

II.3:

11distillationhomemade still for

IV.3:

2 principles

IV.3:

2DISTORTED (pseud.)

VI.3:

12,14D.J.

II.1:

12

III.3:

18

IV.3:

17

IV.4:

18

V.1:

5D.K.

III.2:

15

VI.1:

18

VI.3:

17D.K.W.

III.3:

17-18

V.2:

14D.L.

IV.2:

7,13

IV.4:

10DMSO (dimethylsulfoxide)

III.3:

8-10

IV.1:

6-7

IV.2:

11-12

IV.4:

17,18for ointments

VI.2:

16-17reported toxic overdose from

IV.2:

11side-effects from

VI.2:

17source of

IV.4:

18

DMSO Handbook

III.3:

8-9DMT (N,N-dimethyltyptamine)able to affect output of audio speakers?

IV.4:

12appetite for diminishes across time

VI.1:

4as chakra stimulator

III.3:

5as MAOI?

II.2:

16

II.3:

13as “major disappointment”

V.1:

12as natural constituent of human body

IV.1:

17ayahuasca analogs preferred to smoked

VI.1:

4“barriers,” passing through

III.3:

7chemical structure of

III.2:

11chromatography of

III.2:

5concentration in

Acacia maidenii

bark

IV.3:

15concentration in

Acacia obtusifolia

bark

IV.3:

15concentration in

Desmanthus illinoiensis

root/rootbark

VI.3:

13concentration in

Phalaris aquatica

VI.3:

13concentration in

Phalaris arundinaceae

VI.3:

13concentration in

Psychotria viridis

VI.3:

13concept of rapid tolerance challenged

VI.1:

2-3depositing on smoking materials

V.1:

8dietary program to maximize endogenous production of?

V.2:

6diminished appetite for

VI.3:

12

DMT—How and Why to Get Off

VI.1:

2-3dosage

I.2:

12

III.1:

12

VI.1:

2-3dosages and dosage ranges for smoking

VI.1:

2-3entities, inhalations needed to evoke

III.3:

7entity contacts from

IV.2:

6-7

IV.4:

4-6equipment for smoking

VI.1:

2-3extraction (generalized)

III.2:

6extraction and preparation of smokable

II.4:

1-3

III.1:

2-3failure to detect in


IV.3:

16GRACIE AND ZARKOV writing on

VI.1:

2-3harmaline HCl and DMT freebase

II.1:

18illegal once extracted

VI.3:

12in

Acacia maidenii

II.2:

16

IV.3:

15

V.1:

6-7

V.4:

10in

Acacia obtusifolia

IV.3:

15

V.4:

10in

Acacia longifolia

V.4:

10in

Acacia phlebophylla

II.2:

16

III.1:

3

V.4:

10in

Acacia sophorde

V.4:

10in

Arundo donax

I.1:

4

I.2:

6-7,8

II.2:

15-16in

Desmanthus

spp.

IV.3:

2in


I.1:

4-5

II.1:

11

II.2:

14-15,16

II.4:

3

III.1:

12

IV.1:

16in


II.1:

11

II.2:

15

IV.1:

16in

Desmodium pulchellum

II.2:

16in

Justicia pectoralis

var.

stenophylla

II.2:

16

II.3:

13

II.4:

14in North American plants

I.1:

4-5in

Mimosa hostilis

V.2:

2

V.4:

9-10

VI.1:

4in

Mimosa hostilis

leaves

VI.1:

4in

Mucuna pruriens

IV.2:

9

V.1:

12in

Phalaris spp.

III.1:

12in

Phalaris arundincea

I.1:

4

I.2:

8,9,11-12,15

II.4:

1-3

III.2:

12in


IV.1:

11

V.2:

6in

Phalaris minor

IV.1:

11in

Psychotria nervosa

III.1:

13in

Psychotria viridis

I.1:

2

II.2:

16

III.1:

12

V.2:

6in

Vepris amplody

II.2:

16inactivation mechanism in brain?

II.3:

13increased production by feeding tryptamine to producing plants?

III.1:

13ingredient in ayahuasca

I.1:

2, 4-5

I.2:

2inhalations needed to achieve given effects

III.3:

7insolubility in water

III.1:

3minimum amounts of MAOI to potentiate

II.1:

15-17“nigerine” as synonym for

V.4:

9not in

Justicia pectoralis

var.

stenophylla

II.4:

14not in


?

I.2:

9occurrence in human brain

II.4:

1often found in association with bufotenine & 5-MeO-DMT

III.2:

12ointment possible?

IV.2:

11oral use preferred to smoking

V.2:

6 physical dangers (lack of)

III.1:

12 pineal gland and

II.4:

1 possibly widespread

I.1:

5 potentiation by synthetic MAOIs

II.1:

16,17,18-19 preferred to 5-MeO-DMT

III.3:

5 presence in human spinal fluid

V.2:

6 production of psilocin from plants producing?

IV.4:

11rituals for use of

IV.2:

6-7safety of smoking after consuming ayahuasca?

V.1:

16setting for smoking

VI.1:

2-3smokable, from

Phalaris

II.4:

1-3

III.1:

2-3

IV.1:

10-11smoked after taking mushrooms

IV.3:

15smoking less challenging when under influence of other entheogens

IV.3:

15-16 speculations on sources of visualsfrom

IV.1:

16solvents for

IV.3:

2,3solubility in aqueous acids

III.1:

3

V.2:

6Sufi ayahuasca

I.2:

8



Tantric sex and

III.1:

4trip reports

V.1:

6-7

V.2:

13-14tryptamine test strips for

IV.3:

16via suppositories

IV.4:

8with Ketamine

V.3:

7-8with LSD

V.2:

13-14

V.3:

7-8,13-14with LSD and Ketamine

V.3:

7-8with LSD and

Peganum harmala

V.3:

13-14with nitrous oxide

V.3:

8with

Peganum harmala

extract (pure DMT)

IV.4:

8

V.3:

13-14

DMT—How and Why to Get Off

VI.1:

2-3D.M. TURNER

III.4:

10

IV.4:

4-6,16

V.2:

13

V.3:

8

V.4:

3-4

VI.1:

17

VI.2:

2,4,18death of

VI.2:

9ketamine and

V.3:

8

VI.2:

9DOBephedrine and, caution

II.1:

19DOBBIES

II.2:

33DOCTOR KNOW (DR. KNOW)

II.1:

18-19

II.3:

13

II.4:

15

III.1:

11DOCTOR LUNGLIFE

IV.4:

2-3DOCTOR POPPYSEED

IV.2:

11-12

IV.4:

15-16

V.1:

16

VI.1:

19DOCTOR SAX

III.3:

17

IV.2:

15-16DOIephedrine and, caution

II.1:

19DOMephedrine and, caution

II.1:

19DONIGER, WENDY

VI.1:

5-6DOORE, GARY

VI.2:

17

Dorje Ling (music)

V.1:

11D.P.

I.2:

10DPTdosages

III.4:

11from ELECTRONIC CONCEPTS

III.4:

11legal status in Canada

III.4:

11legal status (unclear) in US

II.4:

14

III.4:

12DR. KNOW

see

DOCTOR KNOWDR. LUNGLIFE see DOCTOR LUNGLIFEDR. POPPYSEED see DOCTOR POPPYSEEDDR. SAX

see

DOCTOR SAXDranodangers of

VI.3:

13in extractions

VI.3:

13DRC

IV.4:

8Dream Drops

see

Calea zachatechichi

“Dream Machine”construction plans for

III.4:

16use of

III.4:

16

Dreamtime Return (music)

V.2:

12DRITEWELLE

IV.1:

18

IV.3:

11

VI.2:

9Drug Enforcement Agency see DEAdrug lawsand gang violence

VI.3:

9difficulty of change in US

VI.3:

9social effects, Dutch vs US laws

VI.3:

8-9“drug package profile”

III.1:

10DRUG POLICY FOUNDATION

III.4:

13

IV.1:

5

Drug Policy Letter

III.4:

13

VI.1:

7DRUG REFORM COORDINATION NETWORK (internetlink)

VI.1:

18drug trafficestimates of total revenues

VI.3:

8 percent of revenues to country of origin

VI.3:

8drugless access to altered statesdancing

II.4:

13holotropic breathwork

II.4:

13-14 possibility of

II.3:

14traditional means

II.4:

13-14

Drugs From A to Z

I.2:

14

II.2:

20drummingas alternative to entheogens

VI.2:

17 Native American Church and

VI.2:

17with

Trichocereus pachanoi

VI.2:

17-18D.S.

VI.2:

17D.T.

III.2:

8DUFFER, JOAN

III.1:

7DUKE, JAMES A.

V.1:

4,12DUNNING, JACK

V.3:

2D.W.

II.4:

14DXM (dextromethorphan)Drixoral Liqui-Caps as clean source of

VI.2:

18with 2C-B

VI.2:

18-19with

Salvia divinorum

and 2C-B

VI.2:

18-19D.Z.

II.1:

17E.

V.3:

6-7

V.4:

10E.A.

IV.4:

14-15

Eagle’s Quest, The

IV.2:

8

Earth Medicine—EarthFoods

III.4:

18E.B.

III.2:

5

III.2:

14

III.2:

17

III.3:

16-17

III.4:

18

Echinocereus triglochidiatus

alkaloids in

II.2:

33 presence of DMT in questioned

II.3:

13sources

II.2:

33

Echinopsis

spp. see also

Trichocereus

spp.

Trichocereus

officially reclassified into

IV.3:

14ecological consciousness and entheogens

II.2:

2-4

Economic Botany

II.1:

17

II.3:

13

III.3:

16

V.1:

12Ecstacy (the entheogen) see MDMAE.F.

V.2:

9E.G.

II.3:

15

VI.1:

18Egyptian mummiesdrug traces found in

IV.2:

9E.H.

II.3:

8

V.3:

11

VI.2:

15

Eighth Tower, The

II.3:

3-4E.K.

III.4:

15,19

IV.2:

16

IV.2:

19

IV.3:

18El Paso, Texas

I.1:

3electrical transdermal patches

IV.1:

7Eldepril see SelegelineELECTRONIC CONCEPTS

III.4:

11Eleusinian mysteriesspeculations on preparation of the Kykeon of the

V.1:

13

Eleusis

(journal)

VI.1:

7

VI.2:

10

Eleventh Hour (music)

V.2:

12ELI-X

III.3:

15

III.4:

14,17elitism

I.1:

1

I.2:

7

II.1:

11ELLENHORN, M.J. and D.G. BARCELOUX

V.4:

19elution

III.1:

3EMBODEN, WILLIAM

II.1:

14

IV.1:

18

Encounter (music)

IV.2:

8

Encyclopaedia Britannica 1993 Yearbook of Science and Technology

VI.3:

10

Encyclopaedia of the Alkaloids

II.1:

16endangered species, peyote as an

II.2:

4-8endogenous tryptaminesdietary practices and

V.2:

6in human spinal fluid

V.2:

6maximization of

V.2:

6 proposed method of maximizing questioned

V.2:

6enemas and suppositories5-MeO-DMT via

IV.4:

8DMT via

IV.4:

8Mayan use of

IV.4:

13

Peganum harmala

extract via

IV.4:

8,9-10 peyote (probably hoax)

IV.1:

3ENO, BRIAN

IV.2:

8enteric-coated capsulesas alternative to shellac coatings

IV.4:

11to avoid nausea

IV.4:

11entheogen (the word)

I.2:

1-2

II.2:

9-10entheogen abuse?

III.2:

14entheogenic artwork see artwork, entheogenic

Entheogen Law Reporter

III.1:

10

III.2:

11

IV.2:

4

IV.3:

17

V.3:

11

VI.4:

2

Entheogen Review

anonymity preservation

IV.1:

16-17 bias against synthetics?

III.3:

15



decision against seed/plant exchange

V.3:

18encouragement of pseudonyms

IV.1:

16-17encryption of mailing list

IV.1:

16-17name

I.2:

1online?

II.4:

14

III.1:

14

V.2:

9-10 purpose

I.1:

1

II.1:

11-12 purpose revisited

VI.3:

15reasons for discontinuation of publication

VI.3:

19

VI.4:

2scholarly tone

II.1:

11-12transfer to new management

VI.4:

2turning into “Amazing Dope Tales?”

VI.3:

15ENTHEOGENESIS BOTANICAL PRODUCTS

VI.2:

15entheogensfor treating addiction

V.2:


Prima Sounds

, Ralph Losey)

V.2:

12entities

I.1:

2

II.1:

1

II.1:

10

III.2:

3abduction experiences in connection with

IV.4:

6-7alien

II.1:

1,4

II.4:

2-4

III.4:

9-10,19

IV.1:

5

IV.2:

5

IV.4:

6-7

V.2:

3

Argyreia nervosa

and

IV.4:

6-7as totems

V.3:

5-6as useful constructs

II.4:

5ayahuasca and

IV.2:

5

IV.3:

18 banishing

IV.4:

10 book on alien

IV.1:

5Buddhist theory of

III.2:

3capturing psychonauts for research purposes

IV.4:

6-7cartoon animals

V.2:

13-14celestial beings

III.2:

3Christianity and

II.2:

21-22contact reports sought by academic

VI.4:

8creature of light

V.4:

11Devas

II.2:

22dealing with

III.2:

3

III.4:

10

IV.2:

5

IV.4:

10dealing with chaos by personification

IV.4:

10demonic, from

P cubensis

plus

P harmala

IV.4:

8-9diembodied eye

VI.2:

14disseration on psilocybin and voices from

VI.1:

18DMT and

II.4:

2-5

III.4:

9-10

IV.2:

7

IV.4:

4-6

V.2:

13-14dosages of DMT needed to evoke

III.3:

7domination by

II.4:

4-5

III.4:

9-10

IV.2:

5-6 see also possession bydragon-like

II.1:

1egg-shaped lights

IV.4:

4-6elf-animals

V.2:

13-14elves

IV.2:

6-7

IV.4:

4-6

V.2:

13-14frivolous form as cover for true nature

II.4:

2-3ghosts, as product of psychoactive spores?

V.2:

3-4glowing blue ball

II.1:

1Gnostic cosmology and

IV.1:

5haunted houses, as product of psychoactive spores

V.2:

3-4hawk

V.3:

5-6hostile spirit sensed (with

S. divinorum

)

VI.1:

14hyperspace research center operated by

IV.4:

4-6impossible to classify as “real” or “fictional”

IV.4:

4-6insectoids

VI.2:

14 jaguar

V.4:

11-12 jinn, muslim traditional advice regarding

III.4:

10ketamine and

IV.4:

4-6kissing lips

II.1:

1lack of with 5-MeO-DMT

III.1:

2leopard, with ayahuasca analogue

IV.3:

18LSD and

IV.4:

6-7

V.2:

13-14LSD plus DMT and

III.4:

9-10

V.2:

13-14LSD spirit

IV.2:

5malevolent

II.2:

21-22

II.3:

3-4

II.4:

4-5many-eyed apparition

IV.2:

5-6McKenna, Terence, and

III.4:

9-10models of personality for the ineffable

II.4:

2-3,5mushroom devi

VI.2:

14-15 Native American singer

III.1:

13need for cross-cultural comparisions

II.2:

21-22ngondro (Vajayan Buddhist practice)

III.2:

3 passionflower extract and

III.4:

4-5 plant teachers and their lessons (by plant)

V.2:

11 pornography presented by

III.4:

9-10 possession by

III.4:

9-10

IV.2:

6-7

IV.4:

9-10 protection from (by use of altar/mesa)

V.4:

11-12

Psilocybe cubensis

and

V.3:

5-6

V.4:

11

VI.2:

14-15 psilocybe spirit

IV.2:

5-6 psilocybian mushrooms and

Peganum harmala

V.2:

3

V.3:

5-6

VI.2:

14-15 psilocybin and

III.4:

9-10

IV.2:

5-6

IV.4:

4-6,6-7

VI.1:

15

VI.1:

18range of dispositions amongst

II.2:

21-22

II.3:

2-4raven

V.3:

5-6

Salvia divinorum

and

IV.3:

7

V.1:

18

V.2:

7

VI.1:

14

Salvia divinorum

plant spirit

V.2:

7Salvinorin A and

IV.4:

4-6scrutiny from invisible

V.4:

12spirit of departed childhood housekeeper

VI.1:

15strange marks on own body after encountering

IV.4:

6-7“Sylvia” Divinorum

V.2:

7Tibetan cosmology and

III.2:

3


and

V.4:

11-12trustworthiness of

II.3:

3-4

II.4:

4-5UFO

II.2:

4voices, inner, and

III.2:

2-3waterbird, giant

III.1:

13walking about on “branches” of one’s own body

V.1:

18woman made of mushroom tissue

VI.2:

14-15epena see

Virola

spp.

Ephedra

II.1:

16ephedrineas MAOI?

II.1:

16,19

II.2:

25cautions when using phenylethylamines

II.1:

19

Epiphyllum oxypetalum

as aphrodisiac?

VI.2:

12as entheogen?

VI.2:

12water extract of

VI.2:

12epsom salts see magnesium sulfateergot alkaloidssee also LSA

Claviceps purpurea

II.3:

13ergotamine

II.2:

11

II.3:

13

Festuca arundinacea

(tall fescue) infection with

II.2:

11harmful ones left behind by water extraction

II.2:

11

II.3:

13ergotismchemicals causing, water insolubility of

II.3:

13chemicals causing, not found in morning glories

II.3:

13from corn smut (

Ustiligo maydis)

II.2:

11in cattle

II.2:

11symptoms of

II.2:

11ergot of rye see

Claviceps purpurea

EROS

IV.2:

8,13-14

Eros and the Pineal

V.2:

6ERSPAMER, V.

II.1:

16,17esfand see

Peganum harmala

esphand see

Peganum harmala

E.S.

V.3:

12

Essential Psychedelic Guide

III.4:

10

V.2:

13

V.3:

8

VI.2:

9,18ESTRADA, A.

II.1:

4,5ethanol (ethyl alcohol)acidification of to increase extractive power

IV.3:

3,5as solvent

I.1:

4

I.2:

7

II.4:

1

III.4:

15

IV.1:

17

IV.3:

3,5defined

III.2:

6denaturants added to

IV.3:

3redissolving extracts in to remove toxic solvent residues

V.2:

8

VI.3:

13to increase absorption of entheogens

III.3:

14ether

III.3:

10

III.4:

15

IV.3:

2,3manufacture of

III.4:

15sources of

IV.3:

3ETHNOBOTANICAL DATABASE (internet link)

VI.1:

18

Ethnobotany and Chemistry of Hallucinogens

see

Botany and Chemistry of the Hallucinogens



ethylene dichloride

V.4:

13European drug laws

IV.2:

9EVARTS

II.3:

13Everclear

III.2:

7evil spirits see entities, malevolentEx-Lax (as phenolpthalein source)

IV.3:

5

Experientia

II.1:

17extractionacidified water extraction questions

IV.4:

18-19aqueous methods used to minimize nausea

V.2:

2as subtle process

IV.1:

15column chromatography for

III.1:

8-9dangers of solvents

III.2:

5

III.3:

10

III.4:

15deactivation of enzymes through heating during

IV.4:

18-19decried as inconsistent with shamanic practice

V.1:

8dichlormescaline as byproduct from

V.1:

7-8for assessment of purported entheogens

IV.1:

15freezing/thawing to enhance

IV.3:

5from

Acacia maidenii

V.1:

6-7from

Acacia phlebophylla

III.1:

3from

Acorus calamus

IV.3:

6from

Amanita muscaria

II.2:

24from

Argyreia nervosa

II.4:

14

III.4:

17from

Cannabis sativa

IV.1:

17-18

IV.3:

6from

Calea zachatechichi

III.2:

7from

Claviceps purpurea

II.3:

13

V.1:

13from


V.1:

8from

Desmanthus

spp.

IV.3:

4

V.1:

8from

Ipomoea violacaea

III.4:

17from

Mimosa hostilis

V.2:

2

VI.2:

18from morning glory seeds

I.2:

4-5,12-15

II.1:

6-9

II.3:

13

III.4:

17from

Peganum harmala

seeds

I.1:

4

I.2:

6-7,8

II.2:

29

II.4:

11

III.2:

5

III.4:

6-7

V.2:

2

V.3:

14from

Psilocybe

spp.

VI.4:

6-7from

Psilocybe

spp. via Hofmann’s procedure

III.2:

4from

Phalaris

grasses

I.2:

11-12

II.4:

1-3

III.1:

2-3,4

III.2:

6

IV.1:

11

V.1:

14-16

VI.3:

11from

Phalaris

without chemicals

VI.3:

11from

Psychotria viridis

IV.4:

18-19

V.1:

17

V.2:

6from seeds in general

III.4:

17from Silver Maples

VI.2:

18from


(San Pedro)

III.2:

5,6

III.4:

14

V.3:

17from

Trichocereus

spp.

V.1:

7-8generic flowchart for

II.1:

11lemon juice usually insufficiently acidic for

V.2:

6Mazatec procedure for morning glory seeds

II.3:

13microwaves as means for?

IV.3:

5microwaves used by scientists for

IV.3:

4of alkaloids in general

I.2:

11-12of beta-carbolines

I.2:

11-12of

Calea zachatechichi

active principle

III.2:

7of DMT

I.2:

11-12

II.4:

1-3

III.2:

6

V.1:

6-7of DMT, editor’s request for info

I.1:

5of harmala alkaloids

I.1:

4

I.2:

6-7,8

II.2:

29

II.4:

11

III.4:

6-7of indoles

VI.2:

18of LSA

I.2:

4-5,12-15

II.1:

6-9

II.2:

11

II.3:

13

II.4:

14

III.4:

15of LSA without ergotamine

II.2:

11

II.3:

13of LSA without nauseogenic principles

III.4:

15of MAOI

I.1:

4

I.2:

6-7,8

II.2:

29

III.2:

5of mescaline

III.2:

5,6

V.1:

7-8

VI.3:

17of psilocybin/psilocin

VI.4:

6-7of smokable DMT/5-MeO-DMT

II.4:

1

V.1:

17

VI.3:

11of smokable extracts from purported entheogens

IV.1:

15of smokable psilocybin

VI.3:

13of volatile oils by steam extraction

V.4:

14 paint stripper recommended for

VI.3:

13 principles reiterated

V.4:

14 problems encountered

IV.4:

18-19

V.1:

8 problems encountered with

Phalaris

III.1:

4 procedures reviewed

IV.4:

19tannic acid, removal of?

III.4:

14unresolved questions regarding

V.2:

9with acetic acid/vinegar

I.1:

4

I.2:

6-7

II.2:

29

II.4:

11

III.2:

5

VI.3:

11with acetone

III.2:

4with chloroform

III.1:

3

III.2:

4,6

V.1:

7-8

VI.3:

13with ethanol

I.1:

4

I.2:

4

VI.3:

13with ether

I.2:

4,12

II.1:

6,8

III.4:

15with lemon juice

I.1:

4

II.4:

14

III.2:

5,6with methanol

II.1:

8,11

II.4:

14

III.1:

3

III.2:

4,6,7

V.1:

6-7with methylene chloride

II.1:

11

II.4:

1

III.1:

8-9

III.2:

5,6

III.4:

6-7

VI.3:

13with naphtha, problems with

VI.3:

12-13with trichloroethylene (TRIKE)

III.1:

8-9

III.2:

5with starter fluid, problems with

III.4:

15with vinegar followed by precipitation with table salt

II.4:

11*

III.2:

5*(correction to procedure in

II.4:

11 published in

III.2:

5)with water

I.1:

4

I.2:

4,8

II.1:

6-9

II.2:

11,24

II.3:

13

III.4:

17

VI.3:

11without chemicals

VI.3:

11

Extra-Terrestrial Friends and Foes

IV.1:

5FABING and HAWKINS

II.3:

13“Fair Trial Security” article referenced

IV.2:

10FANE OF THE PSILOCYBIN MUSHROOMcontact address for

III.3:

18important legal defense article from

IV.2:

10lack of response from

III.2:

17

Spore Print

magazine from

IV.2:

10statement of principles

III.3:

18FANE OF THE PSYCHEDELIC MUSHROOM (sic)see FANE OF THE PSILOCYBIN MUSHROOM abovelack of response from

III.2:

17

Far Journeys

VI.2:

12

Fate

V.3:

2FAY, MICHAEL F.

III.1:

14FDA (Food and Drug Administration)agency magazine

III.4:

12ISIS import monitoring system

III.4:

12

IV.1:

18

FDA Consumer Federal Register

II.3:

11

Federation Proceedings

II.1:

17Fentanyltransdermal delivery system for described

VI.3:

16FESTI, FRANCESCO

II.1:

14

IV.1:

11

IV.2:

15

Festuca arundinacea

(tall fescue)

II.2:

11FIKES, JAY

IV.1:

2-4

First Book of the Sacraments of the Church of the Tree of Life

I.2:

5Flattery & Schwartz

I.2:

7

II.3:

14FLECK, BELA

IV.2:

7Flesh of the Gods

II.1:

4

Flora of Ecuador

II.3:

14Florida Mycology Research Center

II.1:

5

II.2:

19

II.3:

10-11Fluoxetine see Prozac“flying” ointments

Aconitum napellus

for

V.3:

3-4

Atropa belladonna

for

V.3:

3-4

Argyreia nervosa

and

III.3:

9 belladonna alkaloids and

II.1:

15

III.3:

8

V.3:

2-4cautions when circumventing gut

III.3:

9

Datura

for preparation of

III.3:

8

IV.2:

12

V.3:

3-4

Datura stramonium

for

V.3:

3-4death of Karl Kiesewitter from

II.1:

15

III.3:

8-10

V.3:

3DMSO as carrier for

III.3:

8-10dosages

V.3:

3-4garlic oil as carrier for

III.3:

8-10

Hyoscamus niger

for

V.3:

3-4oil of wintergreen as carrier for

III.3:

8-10recipe for

V.3:

3-4trip reports

V.3:

2-3use of limited to avoidance of digestive distress?

III.3:

8-10FLYNN, PAUL

VI.1:

7FMRC see Florida Mycology Research Center



Folklore of Entheogens Survey

VI.2:

10Food and Drug Administration see FDA

Food of the Gods

I.2:

1,8,13-1

Forages—The Science of Grassland Agriculture

III.1:

5FORBIDDEN DONUT

V.1:

17

V.2:

2-3,13-14

V.3:

7-8

VI.2:

13foreign maildrops

V.1:

17FORTUNE, DION

VI.4:

15FOSTER, STEVEN(?)

V.2:

18Fort Stockton, Texas

I.1:

3FOX, OLIVER

VI.2:

12FRETER, et al

II.1:

15,16FRIENDLY STRANGER

V.2:

10

From Chocolate to Morphine

II.2:

12,19fugu see tetrodotoxinFungalore

V.3:

14fungi see individual species; see also molds, spores, and fungiFUNGOPHILE

II.2:

32furniture stripper possible extraction of methylene chloride from?

V.4:

13FURST, PETER T.

II.1:

9

IV.1:

3FUTURE SOUND OF LONDON

V.2:

12G.

VI.1:

17G.A.

IV.2:

11

VI.3:

14G. SANDERS

VI.4:

17GABRIEL, PETER

V.2:

12galanga see

Kaempferia galanga

GALLAGHER, C.H., et al

III.1:

6gamma-hydroxybutyrate see GHBGAN, DAVID

IV.4:

12

Gardening by Mail

II.2:

33garlic oil as carrier for ointments

III.3:

9

IV.1:

6GARTZ, JOCHEN

IV.1:

9

V.4:

14

Gateway to Inner Space

I.1:

5GAVILAN

III.3:

5G.C.

III.2:

10G.D.

V.2:

19gene-splicingfor production of mescaline

II.3:

8

III.1:

14

Gentleman’s Magazine

(1883)

V.2:

3G.H.

II.2:

13,14,21,30

II.3:

9GHB (gamma-hydroxybutyrate) brief note on use of

V.3:

18

VI.4:

4-5source listings

VI.2:

19synthesis of?

VI.2:

19GHOSAL, L.

IV.1:

8Giant Reed see

Arundo Donax

or


GILLIES, JESSE

VI.2:

15-16

Gingko biloba

as additive to entheogens

III.3:

15as nootropic

VI.3:

15-16to maintain brain health

VI.3:

15-16glacial acetic acid see acetic acidGLANSBY, J.S.

II.1:

16glassware, chemicalDEA watch on

III.2:

6source for

III.2:

6GLASS, PHILIP

V.2:

12

Glassworks (music)

V.2:

12

Global Meditation (music)

V.2:

12glossolalia

IV.4:

7

V.3:

13-14

VI.2:

14-15glue guns as vaporizers

III.1:

13glutamic acid see pyroglutamateG.M.

I.2:

10-11

IV.3:

8

Gnosis

(magazine)

I.1:

2Gnosticcosmology and alien entities

IV.1:

5gospels

II.1:

4GNOSTIC, THE (pseudonym) see THE GNOSTICGoddard College

VI.1:

5-6GOLDSTEIN, DAVID

II.1:

15

III.1:

7research library of (“PHD”)

III.1:

7GOODMAN, FELICITAS

IV.3:

18GORECKI, HENRYK

V.2:

12

Gorecki’s 3

rd

Symphony (music)

V.2:

12GOULD, F.W.

III.1:

5GOTTLIEB, ADAM

I.2:

3,4,13,15

II.1:

12-13gotu kolaas additive to enthegens

III.3:

15as nootropic

VI.3:


VI.3:

15-16GRACIE & ZARKOV

I.1:

3-5

I.2:

6,9

II.1:

16

II.2:

15,26

III.3:

5

III.4:

5

VI.1:

2-3graftingof

Lophophora williamsii

V.4:

19 possible stock plants

V.4:

19 problems with vaseline or petroleum oils

V.4:

19use of avocado oil in

V.4:

19gramine

I.2:

9

IV.2:

15extraction of from Silver Maples

VI.2:

18conversion to psilocin-like compound by

P. cubensis

?

VI.2:

18

Grasses of the Southwestern United States

III.1:

5GRATEFUL DEAD

IV.4:

12

Green Egg

II.4:

3GREEN GIANT

VI.1:

16-17

VI.2:

16-17GREEN METALS

VI.4:

18GRIEVE, M.

II.2:

20GRINSPOON, LESTER

II.1:

16GROF, STANISLAV

II.2:

11

II.3:

15

IV.1:

19

V.3:

6

VI.4:

6,15GROF, STANISLAV and CHRISTINA

II.2:

11GROW ROOM

VI.4:

18GROWCO (growing medium)as mushroom casing

VI.4:

7source for

VI.4:

7GROWING THE HALLUCINOGENS (internet link)

VI.1:

18group work

I.2:

15

II.2:

27-28

II.4:

6-7G.S.

II.1:

1G.W.

III.1:

11

III.2:

14

III.3:

14

III.3:

18

III.4:

6

IV.2:

18

IV.3:

19

IV.4:

14

V.2:

3

VI.2:

15

Gymnopilus spectabilis

II.2:

18-19

II.4:

10dosages

III.3:

18stability on drying and storage

III.3:

18trip reports

II.2:

18-19

III.3:

18H.

V.1:

11HAGENOW LABORATORIES

IV.3:

3

V.4:

13

VI.4:

18Haight-Ashbury

I.2:

2

Hallucination Machine (music)

V.2:

12hallucinations, cultural determinants of

II.2:

32

Hallucinogenic Plants of North America

VI.2:

6

Hallucinogens, The

V.2:

18

Hallucinogens and Culture

II.1:

9

IV.1:

3

Hallucinogens and Shamanism

IV.4:

10HALSTEAD and YOUNGBERG

III.3:

8

Handbook of Legumes of World Economic Importance

V.1:

12HANNA, JON

V.3:

11

VI.1:

8

VI.4:

17,19HANSEN, HAROLD A.

III.3:

8

VI.3:

4haoma (from Farsi) see soma

Haoma and Harmaline

I.2:

7,8

II.3:

14Harding Grass (Hardinggrass) see

Phalaris aquatica

var.

Stenoptera

HARDING, DR. PATRICK

VI.4:

9harmala alkaloidssee also MAOIs,

Peganum harmala

,

Banisteriopsis caapi,

ayahuasca analogues

Ailanthus tryphysta

as source of?

IV.3:


II.2:

30-31ayahuasca analogues and

I.1:

2-5dangers of

I.2:

2-3, 6,9,10

II.2:

30-31dangers of overstated?

III.2:

9dosage

I.1:

3-4

I.2:

12

II.1:

15-17,18-19

III.1:

12enhancement of activity (sublingual with vitamin C)

II.1:

18extract, potency of (concentration ratio)

III.1:

12extraction followed by table salt precipitation

II.4:

11*

III.4:


II.4:

11 published in

III.2:

5)extraction of

I.1:

4

I.2:

6-7,8

II.3:

13

II.4:

11

III.4:

5

III.2:

5

III.4:

6-7



from

Passiflora

IV.3:

15from

Passiflora caerulea

IV.2:

9lethal dose

II.1:

17,19nausea from

II.1:

17not to be presumed safe with synthetic entheogens

IV.2:

18safety compared to synthetic MAOIs

IV.2:

18smoking of as more potent means of use

IV.3:

15treatment for PMS

II.1:

18use as hallucinogens

II.1:

17,18with

Arundo donax

I.2:

15with

Desmanthus

II.2:

15,27with

Phalaris

I.2:

15,27-28

III.2:

14with

Psilocybe cubensis

II.4:

11

IV.3:

19wih

Salvia divinorum

IV.3:

19with

Stopharia cubensis

I.2:

9with


IV.2:

18harmaline see harmala alkaloidsharmine see harmala alkaloidsHARMON, JAMES E.

III.1:

14Harner Method (of shamanic journeying)

V.1:

5

VI.4:

16HARNER, MICHAEL

Shamanic Journey

(music tape)

V.1:

5shamanic journeying

III.1:

15

V.1:

5

Harper’s

VI.3:

9HART, MICKEY

V.2:

12hashishtraces found in Egypian mummies

IV.2:

9HATTER

II.2:

5-8

II.3:

6-7,13-14

II.4:

15

IV.3:

8,12,13

IV.4:

14

V.1:

5,11

V.3:

12HAUBENSTRICKER, MARCUS E. (glassware source)

III.2:

6Hawai’ian baby woodrose see

Argyreia nervosa

Hawai’ian Giant Woodrose see

Ipomoea tuberosa

HAWK

V.3:

5-6

V.4:

11-12

VI.1:

15HAWKEN, P.

II.1:

4,5HAZENFRATZ

I.2:

6

II.3:

14HBWR see

Argyreia nervosa

healing

Amanita muscaria

, potential of

II.4:

10ayahuasca analogues for

II.2:

27-28 bad trips, potential of

II.3:

15healing songsdevelopment from auditory hallucinations

II.2:

10Heavenly Blue see morning gloriesHeet

III.2:

6

Heimia salicifolia

(Sinicuiche, Sun Opener)as enema

V.1:

12controversy over psychoactivity of

IV.1:

15

IV.2:

10cultivation

II.2:

23 possibility of smokable extract from

IV.1:

15 preparation

V.1:

12report of usage

V.1:

12report of usage of extract (negative)

II.3:

14report of usage of extract (positive)

IV.2:

10-11sources

II.2:

33

IV.2:

10HEINRICH, CLARK

VI.3:

17Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle of ethnobotany

II.4:

5hemp paper for ER publication?

III.2:

15henbane see

Hyoscyamus niger

heptane

III.2:

5

IV.3:

6HERB

V.1:

4HERB CLOSET, THE

II.2:

33“Herbal Ecstacy”

V.3:

14

VI.3:

9

Herbal Highs

I.2:

4herbal preparationsdo things advertised in

High Times

really work?

V.2:

11

Herbal Renaissance

V.2:

18herbalism and entheogens

II.2:

14

Hereditas

III.1:

5HERSHEY

V.3:

14

V.4:

13,15,16,17

VI.4:

7hexane

III.2:

5,7“hexing herbs” see tropanes,

Datura

,

Atropa belladonna

,

Brugmansia

,

Hyoscyamus niger

, flying ointments, belladonna alkaloids, etc.

High Frontiers

III.4:

5

High Times

I.2:

13,14

IV.2:

9

V.2:

9,11

V.3:

9

Himalaya (music)

V.1:

11HIMWICH, W.A. and COSTA E.

II.1:

16,17HIRST, MANTON

V.2:

16-17HOFFER, ABRAM, AND HUMPHREY OSMOND

V.2:

18HOFMANN, ALBERT

II.1:

14

II.2:

18

II.3:

9,13

III.2:

4

IV.4:

18

V.2:

7 psilocybin extraction procedure of

III.2:

4HOGSHIRE, JIM

III.3:

12

V.1:

9

VI.3:

19

Holographic Universe, The

II.3:

14

Home-Grown Highs

I.2:

4honey, psychoactive

III.1:

7Hopi

Miribilis multiflora

(So-ksi), use of

II.2:

23hordenine

I.2:

9HORUS BOTANICALS

II.1:

12

II.2:

33

III.3:

14

IV.1:

15

IV.2:

9HOVHANESS, ALAN

V.2:

12

How Drugs Work

V.4:

16HP LOVECRAFT (60s band)

V.2:

7H.S.

IV.2:

17

V.4:

4

VI.1:

16HUGHES, H.D. et al

III.1:

5Huichol Indians

IV.1:

3HUXLEY, ALDOUS

II.1:

8Hydergineas ergot derivative

VI.3:

15as nootropic

VI.3:

15-16source for

VI.4:

5to maintain brain health

VI.3:

15-16hydrogen peroxide to break seed dormancy

III.3:

15hyoscyamine

VI.3:

2-6

Hyoscyamus niger

(henbane)as ally

VI.3:

5 botanical description

VI.3:

4-5dosage

V.3:

3-4

VI.3:

5,6effects

VI.3:

5,6in flying salve

V.3:

3-4 pharmaceutical-grade tincture

VI.3:

5-6traditional use as beer additive

VI.3:

4

Hypericum perforatum

see St. John’s WortI. LOVELUNGS

IV.4:

2-3iboga analogues

Alstonia

spp.

VI.2:

17

Tabernaemontana dichotoma

VI.2:

17

Tabernaemontana

spp.

VI.2:

17

Trachelospermum jasminoides

VI.2:

17ibogaineaddiction reversal with

V.3:

17endorsement of

V.3:

17 possible sources in non-iboga plants

VI.2:

17structurally similar alkaloids in

Vinca

spp.

V.2:

9request for information on

V.1:

17ibotenic acidactive constituent in

Amanita muscaria

VI.3:

15 possible synergy with LSD?

VI.3:

15structural similarity to pyroglutamate

VI.3:

15Illinois Bundleflower see


Illinois Bundleweed see


I.M.

V.2:

18-19

V.4:

7

In Vitro Cell. Dev. Biol.

III.1:

14Independent Mushroom Growers Network

II.4:

10INDIANA BOTANIC GARDENS (botanical suppier)

V.4:

15indigenous culturesinterference with

II.4:

5indole alkaloidsscientific paper on extraction of

VI.2:

18indole test strips see tryptamine test stripsINFANTE, M.E.

V.1:

12

Inist Diffusion

(European academic microfilms)

III.1:

7

Initiation (music)

V.2:

12INKWASI (South African herbal/chemical company)

V.2:

16INNER FRONTIERSMAN

IV.4:

11,14,18

V.1:

7-8

V.4:

7,14,15,17

VI.1:

6

VI.1:

12-13

VI.2:

18

VI.3:

11,16

VI.4:

9



inner voices

II.1:

1-5,10,15

II.1:

10

II.3:

2-

III.2:

2-3,3

see also

entitiescautions in dealing with

III.2:

3dissertation on psilocybin and

VI.1:

18experience of

IV.4:

7negative effects of

II.3:

3-4

II.4:

4-5schizophrenia as source of

III.2:

3tuning into random

IV.2:

5

Integration

II.1:

14

III.2:

12

IV.1:

9INTERMOUNTAIN CACTUS

II.2:

33INTERNATIONAL ODDITIES

V.2:

11internetdiscussion of taking

ER

online

II.4:

14

III.1:

14

V.2:

9

VI.3:

9-10low quality of debate online via

III.1:

14not useful?

V.3:

16useful links

VI.1:

18usefulness for entheogen users

VI.1:

18Interstate 10,

Peganum harmala

near

I.1:

3Interstate 70,


I.2:

7

Invisible College, The

IV.1:

4

Invisible Landscape, The

V.2:

17

Ipomoea tricolor

see

Ipomoea violacea Ipomoea tuberosa

(Hawai’ian Giant Woodrose)claimed psychoactivity

III.4:

17flu-like symptom from

II.2:

17no LSA in

II.2:

17

Ipomoea violacea

(badah negro)see also morning gloriescontradictory information about

I.1:

5dosages

II.1:

6-9

III.4:

17extraction of LSA from

I.1:

5

I.2:

4-5,12-15

II.1:

6-9

II.2:

17-18

III.4:

15,17ointment prepared from

III.2:

13 plant teacher of

V.2:

11removal of nauseogenic principles from

III.4:

15side-effects

II.2:

17-18

III.2:

13sugar to increase LSA absorption with

III.4:

17trip reports

II.1:

6-9

II.2:

17-18water infusion of

III.4:

17Iproniazid

II.1:

18isfand see

Peganum harmala

ISIS (FDA Import Support & Information System)

III.4:

12Isis Health Foods possible sting operation?

III.4:

12-13sting accusation rebutted

IV.1:

18supplier of 2C-B

III.4:

12-13island, proposed purchase of as entheogen research center

V.2:

10ISLAND LINKS (internet link)

VI.1:

18

Island Views

V.3:

9ISO-II extraction device

V.2:

17isopropyl alcohol

III.2:

6

IV.3:

2

IV.4:

18-19adverse reaction from extraction using

IV.4:

18-19isphand see

Peganum harmala It Came From Outer Space

II.1:

1J.

IV.3:

2

IV.4:

18-19

V.1:

13

V.2:

9

V.4:

7,14J.A.

III.4:

9-10JACK B. NIMBLE

III.3:

11JACK FROST

V.4:

15-16JACOBS, BARRY L.

II.2:

26 jalapeno peppers, as carrier for ointments

IV.1:

6

IV.2:

11as catalyst for ingested LSA

VI.1:

18JARRE, JEAN-MICHEL

IV.2:

8

IV.3:

15-16

JAVMA

(sic: J Am. Veterinary Medicine Assoc.?)

IV.2:

15JAYNES, JULIAN

VI.1:

5J.B.

III.1:

14,16

III.2:

6

III.3:

11

III.3:

14

IV.2:

13

V.2:

8

V.4:

18J.C.

IV.2:

14J.D.

IV.3:

3J.E.

VI.3:

17JESUS

II.1:

4J.F.

V.1:

16,18-19

V.2:

14J.G.

I.2:

15

III.2:

5

III.3:

13

V.2:

6J.H.

III.3:

13

III.4:

10

IV.2:

5,10

IV.4:

7

V.2:

4-5,17J.J.

II.4:

9

III.1:

14J.L.

IV.3:

9

V.2:

11

VI.2:

4,18JL HUDSON, SEEDSMAN

IV.1:

17JLF

I.2:

7-8

II.1:

11

II.2:

33

III.2:

8-9

III.2:

14

III.2:

16

IV.2:

9J.M.

II.4:

5,10

III.2:

3

III.3:

7

V.1:

12

VI.2:

11-12JOHNNY APPLESEED

I.2:

11-12

II.2:

15,27-28

II.3:

13

II.4:

7

III.1:

4

III.2:

5

III.3:

13

IV.1:

12

IV.2:

15

IV.2:

15

IV.3:

5

IV.3:

16

IV.4:

12,19

VI.2:

7

VI.4:

5farewell address from

VI.4:

8role in history of

ER

VI.4:

8tribute to Jim DeKorne from

VI.4:

8

Journal of the American Horticultural Society

III.1:

14

Journal of Chromatography

II.3:

14

Journal of Drug Issues

II.1:

5

Journal of Ethnopharmacology

I.2:

5,14

II.1:

17

III.2:

7

III.3:

16

III.4:

2-3

IV.2:

11

Journal of Physiology

II.1:

17

Journal of Practical Chemistry

V.4:

8

Journal of Psychedelic Drugs

II.1:

16

V.2:

19

Journal of Science

V.2:

3

Journal of the American Chemical Society

II.1:

16

Journal of the Chemical Society

III.2:

18

Journey to Ixtlan

IV.1:

2

Journeys Out of the Body

VI.2:

12J.P.

II.1:

13JRL BIOSCIENCESas source of tryptamine test strips

IV.3:

16J.S.

II.3:

14

IV.3:

7

IV.3:

19J.T.

IV.3:

12 juicers (for extractions)

III.3:

6JULIEN, R.M.

I.2:

14JUNG, CARL

VI.4:

13,16JUNIUS, MANFRED

VI.4:

10 jurema preta see

Mimosa hostilis Justicia pectoralis

apparent lack of DMT

II.4:

14apparent lack of psychoactivity

III.1:

11lack of effect in ayahuasca analogue

II.4:

14 painful effects from snorting

III.1:

11var.

stenophylla

II.2:

16

II.3:

13JUSTIN CASE

IV.1:

16

IV.2:

16

IV.3:

2,3,5-6

V.1:

13-14J.W.

III.1:

15

III.2:

15

VI.2:

12K see KetamineKabbalahconnections with entheogens

VI.4:

14-16

Kaempferia galanga

questions about entheogenicity of

V.2:

9Kaffrian Museum (South Africa)

V.2:

16-17

Kama Sutra

herbal section of

V.3:

11

Mucuna pruriens

in

V.3:

11

Tribulus terrestris

in

V.3:

11KAPLAN, R.

IV.1:

16KAPULER, ALAN

III.1:

10KATZ, SYLVAN

III.1:

14kava, kawa, kava-kava, ‘awa see

Piper methysticum

KEEL, J.

II.3:

3-4KENT, JAMES

IV.4:

10

VI.1:

16Ketamine

II.2:

12

II.3:

13

III.2:

14adverse interaction with Prozac reported

III.4:

6death of DM Turner and

VI.2:

9DXM as substitute for

VI.2:


IV.4:

6-7negative physical aftereffects from

V.4:

18trip report

V.3:

7-8

VI.4:

5-6use by Grof in terminally ill

VI.4:

6use in fighting addictions

VI.4:

6with LSD and DMT

V.3:

7-8with nitrous oxide

V.3:

8K.H.

III.1:

14Khat see

Catha edulis

KIESEWITTER, KARL

II.1:

15death from flying ointment

II.1:

15

III.3:

8

V.3:

4



KIFARU PRODUCTIONS

VI.4:

19K.K.

V.2:

7

VI.1:

15KINGSBURY, J.M.

II.3:

9

II.4:

8KNIGHT, GARETH

VI.4:

15KNIZE, KAREL

III.2:

14KONTES GLASS

V.4:

13KOWACHI & HYLTON

III.1:

13KRAMRISCH, STELLA

VI.1:

5-6KRISHNA

II.4:

2KROEGER, PAUL

II.3:

11kundalini see also chakras5-MeO-DMT and

V.2:

6DMT and

V.2:

6K.Y.

III.4:

13Kykeon, the (sacramental potion of the Eleusinian mysteries)

Claviceps purpurea

for

V.1:

13speculations on preparation of

V.1:

13L.

I.2:

9L.A.

III.2:

7La Divinada see

Salvia Divinorum LA Weekly

VI.3:

9Labiatae

I.2:

5LABROT LABORATORIESalleged sting operation based in

V.3:

13

Laboratory Text in Organic Chemistry

III.4:

14

Lancet

II.1:

16

III.4:

19

V.1:

12LANG, J.

II.1:

3-4,5LAO TSE

VI.4:

13LASAR, MARS

V.2:

12laudanum (opium in alcohol)

III.3:

12-13L-Deprenyl see SelegelineLEAF HOPPER

VI.1:

2-3LEAN, I.J.

IV.2:

15LEARY, TIMOTHY

I.2:

2

II.1:

15lecithinto prevent nausea from

Peganum harmala

?

V.4:

15

Legal Highs

I.2:

3

II.2:

16legal status of entheogenic plants and extracts

III.2:

14

Legalese

IV.2:

2-4LEGENDARY ETHNOBOTANICAL RESOURCES see LER

Leguminosae

I.1:

4-5

Leguminosae, The

VI.1:

17LEIKIN, JERROLD B. and FRANK P. PALOUCEK

VI.3:

5lemon juice

I.1:

4

III.4:

6-7

Lepiota humei

II.3:

11

II.4:

10

Lepiota memorii

II.2:

19

Lepiota peele

Bigwood, Jeremy and

II.2:

19

II.3:

10-11

III.2:

16-17claims of psychoactivity

II.3:

10-11,16

II.4:

10

III.2:

16,17DMT in

II.2:

19failure to grow in outdoor culture

IV.3:

16lack of psychoactivity

II.3:

10-11

III.1:

12LSA in

II.2:

19misidentified

L. humei

?

II.3:

11non-viability of spores through mail

II.3:

10-11

II.4:

10

III.1:

12 possible hoax

II.3:

10-11 psilocybin/psilocin confirmed in

III.2:

17

Lepiota peele: A Newly Discovered Hallucinogenic Mushroom

II.1:

4,5

II.3:

10

Lepiota

spp.deadly species resembling

L. peele

II.3:

11death from

II.3:

11L.E.R. (Legendary Ethnobotanical Resources)

II.1:

13

II.2:

33

IV.2:

10

IV.3:

14LEWIS, W.H. and ELVIN-LEWIS, M.P.F.

II.2:

12

Lezpedeza bicolor

brief info on

IV.1:

15cautions regarding

IV.4:

11lezpedezine in

IV.4:

11lezpedezine

IV.4:

11

Liber Null and Psychonaut

III.3:

8lichensas source of olivetol

V.4:

8for THC manufacture

V.4:

8licorice-root teaas MAOI

IV.4:

16-17

V.2:

8danger of hypertensive crisis?

V.2:

8with

Trichocereus peruvianus

IV.4:

16-17

V.2:

8

Lifeforms (music)

V.2:

12light-colored seeds, as indicator of long cultivation

II.2:

18lighter fluid

I.2:

13

IV.3:

2ligroine

I.2:

13-14LILLY, JOHN

VI.3:

10LINDBERGH, CHARLES

III.3:

2LINGEMAN, R.

I.2:

14L.M.

II.2:

11

II.3:

12

II.4:

5

Listening for the Logos: A Study of Reports of Audible Voices at High Doses of Psilocybin

VI.1:

18litmus paper for pH

IV.3:

5-6

Lloydia

V.1:

8

VI.1:

12-13

VI.4:

4

Lobelia inflata

accidental abortion of psilocybin experience with

II.2:

14as relaxant for entheogen use

II.2:

14to abort “bad trips”

II.2:

14

III.3:

18

III.4:

17to be scheduled by DEA?

III.4:

17with peyote

II.2:

14

Logomachy of Zos

VI.3:

5,6

Lolium perenne

(perennial ryegrass)

II.2:

11

London Times

VI.1:

7


(peyote)

I.2:

5alkaloids other than mescaline in

II.2:

8alternative sources of entheogens to

II.2:

7-8

V.1:

2-3alternative sources of mescaline to

II.2:

7-8

II.3:

13-14

V.1:

2-3archaeological evidence of use

II.2:

5as endangered species

II.2:

4-8

II.3:

5-7

III.1:

14

IV.3:

14-15

V.1:

2-3cultivation

II.2:

25

II.3:

5-7

V.1:

2enemas (probably hoax)

IV.1:

3grafting onto non-

Trichocereus

species recommended

V.4:

19grafting onto side of

Trichocereus

column?

V.4:

19grafting onto


II.3:

7-8

III.3:

17-18grafting onto

Trichocereus spachianus

V.4:

19grafting onto

Trichocereus

spp.

II.3:

7-8

III.3:

17-18

V.2:

14

V.4:

19grafting techniques

V.2:

14

V.4:

19harvesting, responsible

III.3:

18

IV.3:

14-15

V.1:

2-3legal harvest of

III.1:

14loss of habitat as main factor in decline

V.1:

2-3mescaline content of

II.2:

8,25 Native American Church use of

II.2:

5-8

IV.3:

14oil used in grafting?

V.2:

14 plant teacher of

V.2:

11recommendations for preserving

V.1:

2-3reintroduction through cultivation

V.1:

2-3sold in Swiss florist shops

II.3:

13lophophorine

II.2:

8LOSEY, RALPH

V.2:

12Lower World (shamanism)

II.2:

3L.R.

V.2:

11LSA (lysergic acid amides)as active ingredient in the Kykeon

V.1:

13control of migraines with

IV.4:

15-16concentration in

A. nervosa

and morning glory foliage same as inseeds

V.2:

11culturing

Acremonium

or

Claviceps

as sources of

IV.4:

15distinct phases in trip

IV.2:

12dosage

I.2:

13extraction of, from

Argyreia nervosa

II.4:

14

III.4:

15,16-17

IV.2:

13extraction of, from

Claviceps purpurea

II.3:

13

V.1:

13extraction of, from morning glory seeds

I.1:

5

I.2:

4-5,12-15

II.1:

6-9

II.2:

17-18

II.3:

13

III.4:

15,17extraction of, from

Stipa robusta

V.1:

11extraction without extracting ergotamine

II.2:

1,17-18



II.3:

13for control of migraines

IV.4:

15-16from fungus on

Vaccinium ulignosum

?

V.4:

16in

Stipa Robusta

I.2:

15

II.3:

9

IV.3:

10

IV.4:

15

V.1:

11ingestion more effective than ointment

VI.1:

19 jalapeno juice as potentiator for

VI.1:

19Kykeon, the, and

V.1:

13main alkaloid in

Stipa Robusta

?

II.3:

9migraines, control of with

IV.4:

15-16mustard as carrier for

IV.2:

11-12

V.4:

14“nitrogen mustard” as carrier/modifier

IV.2:

11-12

IV.4:

17

V.1:

11

V.4:

14

VI.1:

18“nitrogen mustard” dismissed as speculative

V.4:

14“Nitroplasm” from

IV.4:

17ointments from

IV.1:

6

IV.2:

11-12

VI.1:

19

VI.2:

16-17ointments from via microwaving?

IV.3:

5 present in whole

Stipa robusta

plant

IV.3:

10 production of large quantities of

IV.3:

6reactivation of days after ingestion with

Silybum marianum

V.1:

11sedative effects

IV.2:

12-13sugar to increase absorption of

III.4:

17trip reports

II.1:

6-9

IV.2:

11-13with

Peganum harmala

IV.2:

12-13with

Peganum harmala

and

Desmanthus

spp.

IV.2:

12LSD (lysergic acid diethylamide)alchemical effects of

VI.4:

12-16as ayahuasca admixture

III.1:

12-13cure for methamphetamine addiction

V.2:

11effects on psychological opening

VI.4:

12-16dealers not in it for the money, narcotics officer says

V.3:

9discovery of coincident with atomic fission

V.3:


III.4:

9-10

IV.4:

6-7

V.2:

13-14fluoresence of

VI.3:

14from LSA

IV.3:

6in prison

VI.2:

15-16manufacture of

I.2:

4

IV.3:

6mcg equivalents proposed as intensity scale

IV.3:

13not a teacher like plant spirits

V.2:

11

P harmala

as “pick-up” late in trip on

IV.4:

12-13substituted for psilocybian mushrooms in Thailand

V.3:

9technoeconomic system supporting

II.4:

2trip report

III.4:

9-10

V.2:

13-14with DMT

III.4:

9-10

V.2:

13-14

V.3:

7-8,13-14with DMT and

Peganum harmala

V.3:

13-14with Ketamine and DMT

V.3:

7-8with MAOIs

III.1:

12-13

III.3:

10with nitrous oxide

V.3:

8with

Peganum harmala

III.3:

10

IV.4:

12

V.3:

13-14with

Salvia divinorum

IV.3:

8

V.4:

6 “LSD amides” see LSAL.T.

IV.3:

17LUCKOW, MELISSA

III.2:

16Lucumi (religion)contact with Salvia divinorum plant spirit by practitioner

V.2:

7LUNA, LUIS EDUARDO

II.1:

10

II.2:

2-4

IV.2:

5lye

I.2:

12

II.1:

6lysergic acid amide(s) see LSAlysergic acid diethylamide see LSDLYTTLE, THOMAS

II.1:

5,15-17

III.1:

7interview with

III.1

.7M.

IV.3:

7-8macromerine

II.2:

7MADSEN

II.3:

14mailing of illegal or controlled substances postal service “drug package profile”

III.1:

10

Magia Naturalis

V.3:

2-3MAGIC

IV.1:

19“Magic Apple,” dangerous wild Israeli hallucinogen

VI.1:

7

Magic Grams

I.2:

8

Magic of Findhorn, The

II.1:

4,5Magic Umbrella Greenhouse

IV.1:

19

Magical and Ritual Use of Aphrodisiacs

VI.3:

10

Magical and Ritual Use of Herbs

II.1:

9

II.2:

20

V.1:

12

V.2:

19

VI.3:

10Magick

II.1:

5

Magick in Theory and Practice

II.1:

5MAGIKAL BOTANICAL

VI.2:

15magnesium sulfate (epsom salts)use in removing water from solvents

VI.4:

5maildropsforeign

V.1:

17mandrake see

Mandragorum officinarum Mandragorum officinarum Podophyllum peltatum

often sold as

VI.3:

2MANN, JOHN

I.2:

3MANSKE (first name not cited)

II.4:

11MANSON, CHARLES

II.1:

8

Manual of Paper Chromatography and Paper Electrophoresis, A

III.1:

9MAO-A

II.1:

19

III.1:

11MAO-B

II.1:

19

III.1:

11MAOIs (mono-amine oxidase inhibitors)5-MeO-DMT as

IV.4:

16

Ailanthus tryphysta

as source of?

IV.3:

15and amphetamines, dangers of combining

III.4:


III.4:


III.4:


II.2:

30-31


smoked as

IV.4:

16claimed ineffective in potentiating psilocybin (byOtt)

V.2:

2-3claimed not to potentiate tryptamines (by Ott)

V.2:

2-3dangers of

I.1:

4

I.2:

2-3, 9

I.2:

2-3, 6,9,10

II.2:

29,30-31

II.4:

15

III.4:

18-19Deprenyl (MAO-B inhibitor) as

III.1:

11description of mechanisms

III.4:

4dietary restrictions and

III.4:

4-5,6

IV.3:

19DOM, blockage of effects by

II.2:

26dosage

I.1:

3-4

II.1:

15-17

V.1:

13

VI.2:

13contradictory information about

II.2:

26

III.4:

4-5ephedrine as?

II.1:

16,19

II.2:

25extraction of

I.1:

4

I.2:

6-7,8

III.2:

5from

Acacia complanata

II.2:

17from


IV.3:

18

VI.2:

12-13from

Passiflora

spp.

IV.1:

15-16

IV.3:

15from

Passiflora caerulea

IV.2:

9from


IV.1:

15-16from

Peganum harmala

I.1:

2-5

I.2:

6-7,8

II.2:

16-17,27-28,29

II.4:

11

III.1:

12

III.2:

5

III.4:

4

III.4:

6-7

IV.3:

18

V.1:

13,14-16

VI.2:

12-13,14-15Iproniazid as

II.1:

18irreversible

II.1:

19

III.4:

4licorice-root tea as

IV.4:

16

V.2:

8MAO-A

II.1:

19

III.1:

11MAO-B

II.1:

19

III.1:

11mescaline

III.4:

5minimum dosage to potentiate psilocybin

V.1:

13Moclobemide as

VI.2:

13-14LSD, blockage of effects by

II.2:

26LSD, potentiation by

II.2:

26

III.1:

12-13

III.3:

10Marplan as

II.1:

18 Nardil as

II.1:

18-19Oymetazoine hydrochloride (Sinex) as?

III.4:

6Parnate as

II.1:

17-19

Passiflora

as longer-acting source of

IV.3:

15Paxil and

II.2:

31

Peganum harmala

as reversible

III.4:

5

V.1:

16-17 primer on

III.4:

4Prozac and

II.2:

31reversible and permanent

III.4:

4references on minimum effective dosage

II.1:

15-17role in ayahuasca

I.1:

2safety with 2C-B?

V.1:

16-17St. John’s Wort as?

V.2:

8

V.4:

15



Selegeline as

II.1:

18-19side-effects with synthetic

II.1:

18smoking extracts of

IV.3:

15synthetic versus beta-carbolines

II.1:

18-19

II.2:

17Trancylpyramine (Parnate) as

II.1:

16,18-19tyramine and

III.4:

4-5variability in duration of

IV.4:

16Wellbutrin and

II.4:

15with

Amanita muscaria

?

VI.1:

6with

Stopharia cubensis

I.2:

9with


IV.2:

18yohimbe as?

IV.4:

17yohimbine not active as

IV.4:

17Zoloft and

II.2:

31MAP

VI.1:

3-4MAPS see Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic StudiesMAPS Forum

VI.4:

19Marezine (cyclamine hydroxide motion sickness medication)dosage

V.2:

11“most powerful hallucinogen I’ve ever tried”

V.2:

11not a tropane

VI.3:

6trip report

V.2:

11

VI.3:

16

Maria Sabina: Her Life and Chants

II.1:

2,5

Marihuana: Assassin of Youth

VI.1:

8marijuana

see also Cannabis

DEA refusal to move out of Schedule 1

III.1:

10extraction procedure for

IV.1:

17Hemp Spirit of

IV.1:

17-18HIV and

II.1:

9MAPS and

II.1:

9religious use in India

IV.1:

18synergy with Salvinorin-A

III.2:

18

Marijuana Consumers and Dealers Guide

I.2:

4-5, 13, 15

Marijuana Law: A Comprehensive Legal Manual

III.1:

10

V.3:

11

VI.1:

7MARUM, P, A.W. HOVIN, & G.C. MARTIN

IV.1:

12

Mastering Herbalism

VI.2:

12MATERIAL

V.2:

12MATUS, DON JUAN

IV.1:

2MAXWELL, NICOLE

II.2:

16

III.4:

8MAYAGOITA, LILIAN, et al

III.2:

7mayapple see

Podophyllum peltatum

Mazatecs

I.2:

5

II.1:

1-3

II.2:

11

II.3:

2-4,12,13M.B.

III.4:

8

III.4:

15,16-17

IV.3:

3M.C.

IV.3:

9McGLASHAN, ALAN

I.2:

2McGRADY, P, Sr.

III.3:

8-9McKENNA, DENNIS

I.2:

1

II.1:

16,17

II.2:

9McKENNA, DENNIS J, TOWERS, and ABBOTT

II.1:

16,17McKENNA, TERENCE

I.1:

2,5

I.2:

1,2,8,9

II.1:

1-2,4-5,13-14

II.2:

3-4,9

II.3:

2-4,12,14

II.4:

2-3

III.3:

2,4

III.4:

4

III.4:

9

V.1:

13

V.2:

17

V.3:

5,11,18

VI.1:

2,5McLEOD, W.R., and B.R. SITARAM

III.2:

11McWILLIAMS, PETER

IV.1:

5MDAephedrine and, caution

II.1:


VI.3:

15-16MDMAadverse interaction with Oymetazoine hydrochloride (Sinex)

III.4:

6dangers of combining with MAOIs

III.4:

18-19ephedrine and, caution

II.1:

19fatality from during healing session

VI.1:

7manufacture of

IV.3:


VI.3:

15-16therapist arrested for administering

VI.1:

7with

Psilocybe cubensis

V.1:

11-12with

Salvia divinorum

V.4:

6media attentioncriminalization and

II.3:

15

Medical Botany

II.2:

12

Medical Journal of Australia

IV.1:

16

Medical Letter, The

II.2:

31

Medical Toxicology

V.4:

19

Medicinal and Aromatic Plant Abstracts

VI.3:

14

Medicinal Plants of the Desert and Canyon West

V.4:

18

Medicine Flutes (music)

V.1:

5MEDICINE GARDEN

VI.3:

10medicine wheel

see also

ritualsuse in shamanic journeying

V.1:

5use with psilocybian mushrooms

V.1:

5

Medicinal Plants of the Desert and Canyon West

I.1:

5meditationrequest for information on

V.2:

11training in, recommended

II.2:

19with plants while using entheogens

III.1:

14MEREDITH, LEDA

IV.4:

11-12MERLIN (pseud.)

V.3:

3-4

Merck Index

III.3:

11-12

V.1:

13

VI.4:

5

Merremia tuberosa

see

Ipomoea tuberosa

mesa (literally “table;” traditional shamanic altar)as protection from malevolent entities

V.4:

11-12construction and use of

V.4:

11-12

Mesa Music Consort (music)

V.1:

5mescal beans see

Sophora secundiflora

mescaline see also

Lophophora williamsii, Trichocereus spp.

conversion to 2,6-dichloromescaline

VI.1:

12-13dichlormescaline as byrproduct from extraction of

V.1:

6-7dosage

II.2:

7ephedrine and, caution

II.1:

19extraction from “cactus”

III.2:

6extraction from

Trichocereus bridgesii

IV.2:

19extraction from


(San Pedro)

III.2:

5

IV.2:

19

V.3:

17gene-splicing for production of

II.3:

8

Lobelia inflata

and

II.2:

14


, content of

II.2:

8,25seasonal variation in content

II.2:

25


, content of

II.2:

8

II.4:

15

Trichocereus peruvianis

, content of

II.2:

8,25trip report

IV.2:

19mesquite

I.1:

5chemical makeup of

V.4:

18enthoegenic use of?

V.4:

18methadone problems in mixing with psilocybian mushrooms with?

V.2:

4methamphetamineaddiction to

IV.3:

17

V.2:

11addiction to cured by LSD

V.2:

11entheogens to counter additiction to

V.2:

11manufacture of

III.3:

11 psilocybin mushrooms to counter addiction to

IV.3:

17methanol

I.2:

13

II.1:

11

III.2:

4,6,7

III.2:

18

III.4:

6

IV.3:

2,3,5

V.1:

6-7

V.4:

8

VI.4:

6-7in paint stripper

VI.3:

13

VI.4:

5toxicity of

IV.3:

3methyl salicylate see oil of wintergreenmethylene chloride

I.2:

12

II.1:

11

II.4:

1

III.1:

8

III.2:

5,6

III.3:

10

III.4:

6-7

III.4:

14,15

IV.3:

2,3,5

V.1:

6-7

V.2:

8

V.4:

13

VI.4:

6-7in paint stripper

VI.3:

13

VI.4:

5extraction from paint/furniture stripper?

V.4:

13

VI.4:

5superior performance of

V.4:

13supplier for

VI.1:

18water as alternative for

Phalaris

VI.3:

11methyltryptaminefound in


V.2:

9 psychoactive or not?

V.2:

9METZER, RALPH

V.3:

9Mexican Marigold see

Tagetes lucida

MEYERHOFF, BARBARA

IV.1:

3M.F.

VI.2:

2-4M.H.

II.3:

14,15

III.2:

3,8

III.4:

18

IV.3:

12-13

IV.4:

15

V.2:

7

V.3:

17

VI.2:

6-7

VI.3:

15



MICA MAN

VI.4:

2MICHAEL VALENTINE SMITH

I.2:

15

II.1:

9

IV.4:

12micropropagation

III.1:

14see also tissue culturemicrowavesfor preparing

Cannabis

extracts

IV.4:

13for preparation of LSA ointments?

IV.3:

5outline of possible solvent systems for

IV.3:

5report of scientific use for chemical extractions

IV.3:

4migrainesand entheogens

IV.4:

15-16control of with LSA

IV.4:

15-16from snorting 5-MeO-DMT

IV.4:

15-16MIKE

IV.1:

17

IV.2:

7milk thistle see

Silybum marianum

MILLER, LOREN

VI.1:

7MILLER, RICHARD ALAN

II.1:

9

II.2:

20

V.1:

12

V.2:

19

Mimosa hostilis

as DMT source

V.2:

2

V.4:

9-10

VI.1:

4conflicting reports on activity of trunk bark

V.4:

9cultivation and harvesting

VI.3:

12danger of consumption of whole root bark

V.2:

2DMT content known for 50 years

VI.3:

15dosage

V.2:

2

V.4:

9-10

VI.1:

4

VI.4:

7-8extraction procedure

V.2:

2

V.4:

9-10

VI.2:

18extracts illegal

VI.3:

12harvesting recommendations (leaves)

VI.1:

4

VI.3:

12faster growth than

Psychotria viridis

VI.1:

4irregular heartbeat with

VI.1:

16-17leaves reported as potent

V.4:

9-10

VI.1:

4location of huge stand of in Baja California

VI.1:

4more productive than

P. viridis

VI.3:

12negative report

V.4:

9no side effects without MAOI

VI.4:

7-8ointment from

VI.2:

16-17 positive report

V.4:

9-10 possible confusion with

Cannabis

from a distance

V.4:

10 preferred DMT source

VI.1:

4

VI.4:

7-8 preparation of

V.4:

9-10

VI.4:

6-7rootbark as active material

V.4:

9storing “tea” as ice cubes

VI.4:

7-8superior to mushrooms

VI.3:

12tepescohuite (trunk bark)

V.4:

9-10trip report

V.4:

9-10

VI.1:

16-17usefulness just being discovered

VI.3:

15with Moclobemide

VI.2:

13with

Peganum harmala

V.4:

9-10

VI.1:

16-17

VI.2:

13

Mimosa pudica

DMT in roots of?

V.2:

9

Mimosa tenuiflora

=

Mimosa hostilis

mind machineshallucintaions induced by

VI.3:

17with entheogens

VI.3:

17with psilocybin mushrooms

VI.3:

17Mind States Conference

VI.4:

10-16MINDELL, ARNOLD

IV.2:

8minus see Shulgin Scale

Miribilis multiflora

(So-ksi)

II.2:

23as enema

V.1:

12deactivated by heat

V.1:

12 preparation

V.1:

12M.L.

III.2:

15-16M.M.

VI.3:

11-12M.N.

II.2:

11-12

III.2:

12-13

IV.3:

11

V.2:

11-12Moclobemideas MAOI

VI.2:

13-14with 2C-B

VI.2:

13with DMT

VI.2:

13with

Mimosa hostilis

VI.2:

13

Moclobemide Report, The

VI.2:

13-14models for use of entheogens

III.3:

3

Modern Herbal, A

II.2:

20molds, spores, and fungi (see also individual species)adverse reaction to “green spore contamination” of mushroomculture

V.2:

3ghosts explained by inhalation of household spores?

V.2:

3-4haunted houses contaminated with psychoactive spores?

V.2:

3-4old books as sources of hallucinogenic

V.4:

17 psychoactive berry fungus on

Vaccinium ulignosum

?

V.4:

16monoamine oxidase inhibitor see MAOI

Monograph of Desmanthus

III.2:

16monomania

II.3:

3

II.4:

4-5MONROE, ROBERT

VI.2:

12MONTERO, ANTONIO

V.1:

4MONTES, FRANCISCO see SHUMA, FRANCISCO MONTESMOORE, MICHAEL

I.1:

5

V.4:

18MORGYN

III.4:

7morning glories (badah negro, ololiuqui)

I.1:

5see also

Ipomoea violacea; Rivea corymbosa

as additive to beer?

VI.3:

12as substitute sacrament for Native American Church

II.2:

8auditory hallucintations with

II.2:

10contradictory information about

I.1:

5dosage

I.2:

13

II.1:

6-9

II.3:

12ergotism-causing chemicals, not found in

II.3:


I.1:

5

I.2:

4-5,12-15

II.1:

6-9

II.2:

11

III.4:

15LSA concentration in foliage the same as in seeds

V.2:

11Mazatec extraction techniques for

II.2:

11ointments from

IV.1:

6nausea from

I.2:

13,

II.1:

6-9removal of nauseogenic principles from

III.4:

15trip reports

II.1:

6-9

IV.3:

10with

Stipa robusta

IV.3:

10MORTHLAND, JOHN

III.1:

14MORTON, SZARA, and AIKENS

II.1:

15,16MOST, ALBERT see ALBERT MOST (AlMost)MOTHER DEADLY

VI.3:

3,6

Mountains and Rivers Without End (music)

V.2:

12M.R.

III.1:

13sMR. GRUB

V.3:

16MR. SEE

IV.3:

16

IV.4:

12MR. TOAD

VI.4:

3M.S.

II.4:

14

III.2:

14

III.3:

10

IV.2:

11

IV.3:

9

IV.3:

15M.S.S.

V.2:

12

VI.3:

16-17

Mucuna pruriens

5-MeO-DMT suspected in

VI.1:

17as aphrodisiac

IV.2:

9

V.3:

11as soma?

V.3:

11as tryptamine source

IV.2:

9

VI.1:

17 botanical description of

VI.1:

17cardiac effects experienced from

VI.1:

17death of cattle from ingestion of

VI.1:

17DMT in

V.1:

12DMT suspected in

IV.2:

9dosage-dependent response in animals

VI.3:

14eating sprouted seeds of

VI.1:

17for “smokable ayahuasca”

IV.2:

9in

Kama Sutra

V.3:

11levodopa in

V.1:

12negative report on

V.2:

11skin irritation from

VI.1:

17smoking of

IV.2:

9trip report

IV.2:

9

VI.1:

17with

Peganum harmala

IV.2:

9

V.2:

11

VI.1:

17with

Tribulus terrestris

V.3:

11MULDOON, SYLVAN

VI.2:

12MULGA

VI.1:

4

VI.1:

16mulleinas smoking carrier for extracts

IV.3:

13for asthma

IV.3:

13for bronchitis

IV.3:

13MULTIDISCIPLINARY ASSOCIATION FOR PSYCHEDELICSTUDIEScondensed version of

Listening for the Logos

in Bulletin

VI.1:

18FDA and

II.1:

9



Forum

VI.4:

19marijuana, HIV and

II.1:

9MDMA study

II.1:

9no middle ground between

ER

and

VI.3:

16warns not to mix MAOIs and Prozac

III.4:

18mummies, Egyptian, drug traces found in

IV.2:

9MUNN, HNRY

IV.4:

10

Mushroom Culture, The

II.4:

10

Mushroom: The Journal

II.3:

11

II.4:

10

Mushroom: The Journal of Wild Mushrooming

III.1:

12mushrooms see

Amanita

; psilocybin mushrooms;

Psilocybe

;

Stropharia; Gymnopilus; Lepiota

musicand 5-MeO-DMT experience

V.2:

5and ayahuasca

IV.1:

18and Grof Holotropic Breathwork

IV.1:

18-19avoiding to “move with the experience”

IV.2:

7Bach and LSD

IV.1:

18-19for “chakra resonance”

V.2:

12for medicine wheel rituals

V.1:

5

Music for Airports (music)

IV.2:

8music, recommended for entheogen use or important in reportedexperience

1,000 Airplanes (music)

V.2:

12APHEX TWIN

IV.2:

8

At the Edge (music)

V.2:

12


IV.2:

7BASHO, ROBBIE

IV.2:

16BERNHARDT, PATRICK

IV.2:

7

Bones (music)

V.2:

12BUFFETT, JIMMY

V.2:

5

Changes in Latitudes

(music)

V.2:

5DAVIDOFF, P.C.

IV.2:

8

Dorje Ling (music)

V.1:

11

Dreamtime Return (music)

V.2:

12

Eleventh Hour (music)

V.2:

12

Encounter (music)

IV.2:

8ENO, BRIAN

IV.2:

8FLECK, BELA

IV.2:

7FUTURE SOUND OF LONDON

V.2:

12GABRIEL, PETER

V.2:

12GLASS, PHILIP

V.2:

12

Glassworks (music)

V.2:

12

Global Meditation (music)

V.2:

12GORECKI, HENRYK

V.2:

12

Gorecki’s 3

rd

Symphony (music)

V.2:

12

Hallucination Machine (music)

V.2:

12HARNER, MICHAEL

V.1:

5HART, MICKEY

V.2:

12

Himalaya

(music)

V.1:

11HOVHANESS, ALAN

V.2:

12HP LOVECRAFT (60s band)

V.2:

7

Initiation (music)

V.2:

12JARRE, JEAN-MICHEL

IV.2:

8

IV.3:

15LASAR, MARS

V.2:

12

Lifeforms (music)

V.2:

12LOSEY, RALPH

V.2:

12MATERIAL

V.2:

12

Medicine Flutes

(music)

V.1:

5

Mesa Music Consort (music)

V.1:

5

Mountains and Rivers Without End (music)

V.2:

12

Music for Airports (music)

IV.2:

8

Numena (music)

IV.2:

8

On Land (music)

IV.2:

8

Oxygene

(music)

IV.3:

15PARSONS, DAVID

V.1:

11

V.2:

12

Passion (music)

V.2:

12PERT, ARNO

V.2:

12

Places

(music)

IV.2:

7

Prima Sounds (music)

V.2:

12

Propagation (music)

IV.2:

8PYRAMID COLLECTION

V.1:

5

Raku (music)

IV.2:

8RICH, ROBERT

IV.2:

8RICHARD, GARY, and RICHARD HOOPER

V.1:

5ROACH, STEVEN

IV.2:

8

V.2:

12ROTH, GABRIELLE (AND THE MIRRORS)

V.2:

12

Sea Biscuit (music)

V.2:

12

Select Ambient Works, Vol II (music)

IV.2:

8

Shamanic Journey Solo and Double Drumming

(music)

V.1:

5

Sounds of Indian America, Plains and Southwest

(music)

V.1:

5SPACETIME CONTINUUM

V.2:

12

Spirits of the Ancestors

(music)

V.1:

5STEARNS, MICHAEL

IV.2:

8

Structures From Silence (music)

IV.2:

8

Tabula Rasa (music)

V.2:

12

Totem (music)

V.2:

12TRANSCENDENTAL ANARCHIST

V.2:

5

Trances/Drones

(music)

IV.2:

8

Waiting for Cousteau (music)

IV.2:

8

Yatra (music)

V.2:

12

Zamfir

(music)

IV.2:

7mustard, as carrier for ointments

IV.1:

6

IV.2:

11-12

see also

“nitrogen mustards”with

Argyreia nervosa

IV.2:

11-12with LSA

IV.2:

11-12

IV.4:

17

V.4:

14M.V.D.

VI.4:

5M.W.

IV.1:

15MYCELIUM MIKE

V.1:

5

Mycofile

II.3:

10-11

II.4:

10

Mycotaxon

II.3:

11MYERSON, L.R., McMURTREY, K.D., and DAVIS, V.E.

II.2:

25

Myristica fragrans (Nutmeg)

dosage

V.2:

10 psychoactivity of challenged

IV.2:

11trip report

V.2:

10

Mystical Qabalah, The

VI.4:

15

NACCT Abstracts

V.3:

19

Nag Hammadi Library, The

II.1:

4,5naphtha

I.2:

13,14

II.1:

6

III.4:

15

IV.3:

2,3

VI.3:

13

VI.4:

6-7

Napralert

(University of Chicago)

III.1:

7 NARAD, SRI BRAHMARISHI

VI.2:

7-8 NARANJO, CLAUDIO

II.1:

16 NATIVE AMERICAN CHURCH

I.2:

5alternative sacraments for

II.2:

7-8and peyote as endangered species

II.2:

5-8

II.3:

5-7

IV.3:

14as “Race Religion”

II.2:

20-21

II.3:

6as useful demonstration of responsible entheogen use

II.2:

21

II.3:

6drumming and entheogens in

VI.2:

17-18 NATIVE HABITAT LANDSCAPING

VI.2:

15

Natural Depth In Man, The

III.2:

2 NATURAL HIGH MUSHROOM COMPANY

IV.2:

10

Nature

III.1:

3,6

Nature Conservancy Newsletter

IV.1:

8 Navajo bad spirits

II.2:

21 N.E.

IV.3:

15 Neo-Native Americans

II.2:

4 Netherlandsdrug laws in

IV.4:

13-14neurolinguistic programminguse in conjunction with entheogens

III.2:

15therapeutic value in conjuction with entheogens

II.2:

10-11 Neurophonewith

Psilocybe cubensis

IV.3:

16neurotoxinsas psychoactive substances from insects and animals

III.2:

13in fungus-infected ryegrass

II.2:

11-12

New Age Journal

III.3:

8

New Scientist

III.1:

14

III.2:

10

III.4:

14

V.1:

10

V.2:

3

New York Times

IV.3:

14

VI.3:

8 NEWATHIS

V.2:

5



NEWMAN, ERIC

VI.1:

5“nexus” see 2C-Bnigerine see DMTnicotinetraces found in Egyptian mummies

IV.2:

9

Nicotiana rustica

ritual using

VI.2:

6-7 NIETZCHE, FRIEDRICH

VI.2:

14night-blooming cereus see

Epiphyllum oxypetalum

“nitrogen mustards”

see also

mustardcompared to LSA alone

IV.2:

11-12for LSA ointments

IV.2:

11-12

IV.4:

17

VI.1:

19less effective for LSA potion than jalapeno juice

VI.1:

19with LSA for ingestion

IV.2:

11-12with LSA—dismissed as speculative

V.4:

14 NITRON INDUSTRIES

V.1:

18nitrous oxideas aid to meditating with plants

III.1:

14technique for use

V.3:

8with Ketamine, LSD, and DMT

V.3:

7-8 N.L.

VI.4:

5 NLP see neurolinguistic programming N-methyltryptamine see methyltryptamine N,N-dimethyltyptamine see DMTnon-drug techniques for altering consciousness, request for info

V.2:

11nootropics (smart drugs)

Gingko biloba

as

VI.3:

15-16gotu kola as

VI.3:

15-16hydergine as

VI.3:

15-16overseas suppliers of

V.1:

17 pyroglutamate as

VI.3:

15-16

Smart Drugs and Nutrients

VI.3:

15sources for

V.1:

17

VI.4:

5to counter damage from MDA, MDMA

VI.3:

15-16to counter damage from tropanes

VI.3:


VI.3:

15-16

Notes from Underground

I.1:

5

II.1:

16

II.2:

26

III.3:

5

III.4:

5

Numena (music)

IV.2:

8nutmeg see

Myristica fragrans Nymphaea ampla

controversy over psychoactivity of

IV.1:

15…OF THE JUNGLE

I.2:

6

II.1:

13

II.2:

14,17,18,23

IV.2:

10

IV.3:

14

V.1:

14,18

V.3:

3-4,15oil of wintergreen as carrier for ointments

III.3:

9

IV.1:

6ointments, psychedelicadverse reactions

IV.2:

11,12 belladonna alkaloid ointments

II.1:

15

III.3:

9cautions when circumventing gut

III.3:

9dangers of

II.1:

15

IV.2:

12

V.3:

2-4

VI.2:

16-17

Datura

for preparation of

III.3:

8

IV.2:

12death of Karl Kiesewitter from

II.1:

15

III.3:

8-10

V.3:

4disappointing results from

VI.1:

19DMSO as carrier for

III.3:

8-10

IV.1:

6-7

IV.2:

11

IV.4:

17,18

VI.2:

16-17DMT active via?

IV.2:

11electrical transdermal patches

IV.1:

7failure of

Argyreia nervosa

/DMSO ointment

IV.4:

18failure of hashoil/DMSO ointment

IV.4:

18flying ointments

II.1:

15

V.3:

2-4for 2,6-dichloromescaline?

VI.1:

12for

Phalaris

?

IV.1:

6-7for

Salvia divinorum

IV.2:

12for

Stipa robusta

?

IV.1:

6-7from

Argyreia nervosa

III.2:

13

III.3:

9

IV.1:

6

IV.2:

11-12

IV.4:

18

VI.2:

16-17from

Cannabis

spp.

IV.4:

17from

Ipomoea violacea

III.2:

13

IV.1:

6from

Mimosa hostilis

VI.2:

16-17from

Piper methysticum

IV.4:

17from

Salvia divinorum

VI.2:

16-17from


IV.2:

11

IV.4:

18garlic oil as carrier for

III.3:

8-10

IV.1:

6 jalapeno peppers as carrier for

IV.1:

6

IV.2:

11LSA and

IV.1:

6-7

IV.2:

11-12

IV.3:

5

IV.4:

17

VI.1:

19mescaline enhancement via?

IV.4:

18microwaving as possible means for preparation of

IV.3:

5mustard as carrier for

IV.1:

6

IV.2:

11-12

IV.4:

17“nitrogen mustards” and

IV.2:

11-12

IV.4:

17oil of wintergreen as carrier for

III.3:

8-10

IV.1:

6only effective with

Belladonna

alkaloids?

VI.1:

19 preparation instructions (LSA)

IV.1:

6-7

IV.2:

11-12to avoid need for MAOIs?

IV.2:

11use of limited to avoidance of digestive distress?

III.3:

8-10Ojibway

II.1:

13olivetol

V.4:

8Ololiuqui see

Rivea CorymbosaOn Land (music)

IV.2:

8ONES THAT STAIN BLUE, THE

VI.4:

17OPEN SOCIETY INSTITUTE

III.4:

13opiatesdecried as non-entheogenic

V.1:

10

Opium for the Masses

III.3:

12

IV.3:

11

V.1:

9opium poppy see

Papaver somniferumOpuntia cylindrica

, misidentification of


as

IV.2:

18-19

Origin and History of Consciousness

VI.1:

5

Origins of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind

VI.1:

5ORTEGA, A., J.F. BLOUNT, and P.S. MARCHANT

III.2:

18O.S.R.

III.3:

15OSS & OERIC (pseud of T. and D McKenna)

II.1:

2-3,5OSS, O.T. (pseudonym of T. McKenna)

II.1:

2-3OSTREM, LIV

III.1:

5OTJ

see

…OF THE JUNGLEOTT, JONATHAN

II.2:

9

II.4:

12,14

III.1:

13

III.2:

9,10-11

III.2:

19-20

III.4:

4,17

V.2:

2-3,15

V.3:

5,14

VI.1:

5-6

VI.2:

6,17

VI.3:

13Ouija boards

II.1:

4Out-of-body experiences parallels with entheogenic experiences

VI.2:

12OWL

IV.2:

5-6

V.1:

5OWSLEY, STANLEY

IV.4:

12

Oxygene (music)

IV.3:

15Oymetazoine hydrochloride (Sinex)adverse interactions with MDMA

III.4:

6as MAOI?

III.4:

6PACHER, IRWIN,

et al

VI.2:

18

Pachycereus

II.2:

7PACIFIC EXOTIC SPORES

VI.4:

5 paint stripper as direct solvent for extractions?

V.3:

13extraction of methylene chloride from?

V.4:

13

VI.4:

5methanol residue likely to remain

VI.4:

5 paintings see artwork, entheogenicPalenque Conference (Botanical Preservation Corps, 1996)

V.2:

2-3

Panaeolus foenisicii

activity varies geographically

III.2:


II.2:

33

Pandanus spp.

psychoactive properties in pollen rather than nuts?

III.2:

12PANTHER PRESSDM Turner as former proprietor

VI.3:

17rip-offs after Turner’s death

VI.3:

17

Papaver somniferum

(opium poppy)as entheogen potentiator

V.1:

9availability from florists now restricted

V.1:

9DEA control of

V.1:

9DEA restrictions on dried poppies

IV.3:

11

V.1:

9decried as non-entheogenic

V.1:

10extraction of active principles by juicing

III.3:

6

III.3:

12nausea from poppy-seed tea

IV.3:

11

V.1:

9objection to inclusion in

ER

V.1:

10 possibility of pesticides on dried poppies?

IV.3:

11 poppy-seed tea

IV.1:

16

V.2:

8-9 paper chromatography see chromatography



Paper Chromatography and Electrophoresis

III.1:

9

Papers from the History of Drugs (PHD)

description of collection PHD

II.1:

15

III.1:

7references to minimum dosages of MAOI

II.1:

15-17 para-dimethylaminobenzaldehydeas active ingredient in tryptamine test strips

IV.4:

12for chromatography

IV.4:

12in Ehrlich’s Reagent

IV.4:

12PARSONS, DAVID

V.1:

11

V.2:

12

Passiflora

and entity voices

III.4:

5as MAOI

III.4:

5

III.4:

7

IV.3:

15as potentiator of LSD

III.4:

5as potentiator of psilocybian mushroom tea

VI.1:

6as potentiator of

Stropharia cubensis

III.4:

5ease of cultivation compared to

P. harmala

IV.1:

15for ayahuasca analogues

IV.1:

15-16longer-lasting effects than

Peganum harmala

IV.3:

15smoked for MAOI effects

III.4:

5

IV.3:

15smoking of extracts of for MAOI effects

IV.3:

15with DMT

IV.1:

15-16

IV.3:

15with

Psychotria viridis

IV.1:

15

Passiflora caerulea

III.1:

14

III.2:

15as opiate booster

III.4:

17-18

IV.2:

9as MAOI

IV.2:

9as source of chrysin

III.4:

17-18

IV.2:

9as source of harmala alkaloids

IV.2:

9as Valium alternative

III.2:

15chewed

III.2:

15

III.4:

17

IV.2:

9desirable for cultivation

IV.2:

9dosage

III.4:

17

IV.2:

9smoked

IV.2:

9with

Cannabis

IV.2:

9


as MAOI

IV.1:

15-16as potentiator of smoked DMT

IV.1:

15-16commercial tablets

IV.1:

15-16failure to activate oral DMT

IV.1:

15-16for ayahuasca analogues

IV.1:

15-16vinegar extraction of

IV.1:

15

Passion (music)

V.2:

12 passionflower see

Passiflora

spp.Parnate

II.1:

17-19Paroxetine see PaxilPAUL, ARA G.

I.2:

14Paxil

II.2:

31P.C.

V.2:

17PCA see pyroglutamate p-DAB see para-dimethylaminobenzaldehydePEACE SEEDS

III.1:

11PEELE, STEPHEN L.

II.1:

4,5

II.3:

10-11

II.4:

10

III.1:

12

III.2:

16Peele’s

Lepiota

see

Lepiota Peele Peganum harmala

alkaloid content

I.1:

3-5

II.2:

16-17alkaloid extraction

I.1:

3

I.2:

6-7,8

II.2:

29

II.3:

13antidepressant effects of

III.4:

6aqueous extractions advied to minimize nausea

V.2:

2as coffee substitute?

IV.4:

12-13as main culprit in somatic side effects

VI.4:

7-8as “pick-up” late in LSD trip

IV.4:

12-13as reversible MAOI

III.4:

5

V.1:

16-17available in Mideast groceries as “esphand”

IV.4:

12-13 best time for harvest

V.4:

17chemical makeup of foliage?

V.4:

18

Coleus

spp. potentiated by

VI.1:

16compared to synthetic MAOIs

II.1:

17-18cultivation

I.1:

3

II.2:

17

III.3:

15-16dangers of

III.4:

18-19dietary remarks

III.4:

6dosage

I.1:

3-4

II.1:

1

II.1:

15-17

II.2:

16-17

III.1:

12

V.1:

13

V.3:

16

VI.2:

13dye-quality versus viable seeds

II.1:

17“esphand” as commercial name for

IV.4:

12-13

VI.1:

17entity contact with

Psilocybe cubensis

V.3:

5-6extract, dosage of (concentration ratio)

III.1:

12extract in miso

III.4:

5extract, sublingual

IV.4:

9-10extract, vaporized

IV.4:

8-10extraction procedure, “standard”

III.4:

6-7

V.2:

12-13

V.3:

14extraction procedure, “modified standard”

V.2:

12-13extraction followed by table salt precipitation

II.4:

11*

III.2:


II.4:

11 published in

III.2:

5)filtering important in extraction

V.3:

14-15extraction without grinding

II.3:

13

II.4:

11Interstate 10,

P harmala

near

I.1:

3

V.4:

17irregular heartbeat from?

VI.1:

16-17lecithin to minimize nausea from?

V.4:

15lethal dose

II.1:

17,18-19mescaline potentiated by

V.2:

3minimum dosage to potentiate psilocybin

V.1:

13nausea from

II.1:

17

III.4:

5

III.4:

6

V.3:

14,15

VI.2:

13not nauseogenic by itself?

IV.4:

12-13not necessarily safe with synthetic entheoens

IV.2:

18safety compared to synthetic MAOIs

IV.2:

18“smokable ayahuasca” (with

Phalaris

)

III.3:

5smoking extracts of for MAOI effects

IV.3:

15

IV.3:

19St. John’s Wort as alternative to?

V.4:

15Sufi ayahuasca

I.2:

8-9use as hallucinogen

II.1:

17use in Iran as incense cor protection from evil eye

VI.1:

17vaporized extract of

IV.4:

8-10

V.2:

12-13via suppository

IV.4:

9-10visit to site referenced in

Psychedelic Shamanism

V.4:

17with 5-MeO-DMT (smoked)

IV.4:

8with 5-MeO-DMT (via suppository)

IV.4:

8with

Amanita muscaria

VI.3:

16with

Argyreia nervosa

(HBWR)

II.2:

29-30

IV.2:

12-13with

Arundo donax

I.2:

15with

Coleus

spp.

VI.1:

16with

Desmanthus

II.2:

15,27

IV.2:

12

IV.3:

18with


IV.3:

18with


V.1:

16with DMT (via suppository)

IV.4:

8with DMT and LSD

V.3:

13-14with DMT and

Psilocybe cubensis

V.3:

6with LSD

III.3:

10

V.3:

13-14with LSD and DMT

V.3:

13-14with

Mimosa hostilis

VI.1:

16-17

VI.2:

13with

Mucuna pruriens

IV.2:

9

V.2:

11

VI.1:

17with

Mucuna pruriens

(smoked)

IV.2:

9with

Phalaris

I.2:

15,27-28

III.2:

14

III.3:

5

III.3:

13

IV.1:

11

IV.4:

14

V.1:

14-16with

Phalaris aquatica

V.1:

14-15with


V.1:

15with


IV.4:

14

V.1:

15-16

VI.2:

15with

Phalaris

juice

III.3:

12

IV.3:

18with


IV.1:

14

IV.2:

13-14

V.1:

11

VI.1:

16with

Psilocybe cubensis

II.4:

11

III.4:

18

IV.2:

7

IV.3:

19

IV.4:

8,9-10

V.1:

11

V.3:

5-6,14

VI.2:

15-16with

Psilocybe cubensis

and DMT

V.3:

6with

Psilocybe cubensis

and music

IV.2:

7

IV.4:

10with psilocybian mushrooms

V.2:

3with

Psychotria viridis

II.1:

1with

Salvia divinorum

III.3:

16-17

IV.3:

18

V.4:

5-6with

Stipa robusta

III.3:

14with

Stropharia cubensis

I.2:

9with


III.4:

5

IV.2:

18

Peganum Harmala: The Hallucinogenic Herb of the AmericanSouthwest

II.1:

16PENDELL, DALE

IV.3:

6

V.1:

10 pennyroyalfor THC manufacture

V.4:

8

People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser, The

(1889)

II.2:

20



pepper as means of increasing abosrption of entheogens

III.3:

14PERFECT FUNGI EUROPE

VI.3:

12

Persecuted Drug: The Story of DMSO

III.3:

8-9

Persephone’s Quest

VI.1:

5-6PERT, ARNO

V.2:

12PETERSON, VICTOR

V.2:

16-17 petri dishes, spore prints in

III.3:

18PETROSKI, R.J, R.G. POWELL, and K. CLAY

IV.3:

10 petroleum naphtha see naphthaPEUCKERT, DR. ERICH-WILL

V.3:

2-3

Peyote and Other Psychoactive Cactus

I.2:

3-4

Peyote Awareness Journal

V.3:

19PEYOTE FOUNDATIONreturn of confiscated peyote to

V.3:

19

Peyote—The Divine Cactus

II.2:

4PEYOTE WAY CHURCH OF GOD

II.3:

5-6

III.1:

16 peyote see


P.F.

VI.1:

4 pH

I.2:

11-12

III.2:

6

IV.3:

5-6

V.2:

6of city water supplies

V.2:

6P.H.

III.2:

3

III.2:

13

III.3:

14

III.4:

17 pH paper

IV.3:

5-6 pH testing chemicals (aquarium supplies)

V.2:

6

Pharmacognosy

VI.3:

6

Pharmacology, Biochemistry and Behavior

III.1:

14

Pharmacotheon

III.2:

10-11

III.2:

19-20

III.4:

17

V.3:

14

PHD

see

Papers from the History of Drugs Phalaris aquatica

5-MeO-DMT content in

VI.3:

13adverse effects from

V.1:

14-15alkaloid content

III.1:

3-4,5-6

VI.3:

13alkaloid content variability in seed-grown plants

III.1:

5-6 bufotenine in

III.1:

4

VI.3:

13 bufotenine

not

in

III.1:

3compared with

Psychotria viridis

IV.2:

15cultivation conditions and alkaloid content

III.1:

5

III.2:

14description of

III.1:

4,5dosage

V.1:

14-15DMT, concentration in

III.1:

3-4

VI.3:

13management for alkaloid production

II.1:

6not variety of

arundinacea

III.1:

2Phalaris staggers and

III.1:

5 preparation

V.1:

14-15

V.3:

15 propagation of

IV.1:

12taken as powder

V.3:

15trip reports

IV.1:

11

IV.2:

15

V.1:

14-15

V.3:

15with

Peganum harmala

IV.1:

11

IV.2:

15

V.1:

14-15var.

Stenoptera

5-6


I.1:

4

I.2:

8,9,11-12

II.2:

15adverse effects from juice of

III.3:

13

IV.2:

15commercial extract, inactive

IV.2:

10description of

III.1:

4,5DMT content of

VI.3:

13dosage

V.1:

15extraction and purification of DMT from

III.2:

6

IV.2:

15extraction of smokeable tryptamines without chemicals

VI.3:


II.2:


II.1:

6trip reports

II.2:

27-28

IV.2:

15-16

V.1:

15

VI.3:

11Turkey Red as potent variety

III.1:

2

III.3:

7

III.3:

12

IV.1:

11,12

VI.3:

11

VI.4:

5variability of effect between individuals on identical doses

V.1:

15variegated form

I.2:

8

III.1:

2variegated form inactive

III.1:

2with

Peganum harmala

III.2:

14

IV.2:

16

V.1:

15via suppository

IV.2:

16Yugoslavian fresh-cut as potent variety

III.1:

2

VI.4:

5


absence of 5-MeO-DMT in

IV.1:

11adverse reaction to

VI.2:

15apparent presence of 5-MeO-DMT in

V.1:

16-17dosage

V.1:

16-17high DMT content in

IV.1:

11 preparation

V.1:

16-17 positive report on

IV.4:

14

V.1:

16-17

V.2:

6with

Peganum harmala

IV.4:

14

V.1:

16-17

VI.2:

15

Phalaris canariensis

promising chromatography

V.3:

15source for

V.3:

15

Phalaris minor

absence of 5-MeO-DMT in

IV.1:

11low DMT content in

IV.1:

11

Phalaris

spp.5-MeO-DMT as dominant alkaloid in many strains

III.3:

4adverse effects from juice of

III.3:

13

IV.2:

15

IV.3:

18as growth substrate for

P. cubensis

VI.3:

11-12as bettter tryotamine source than

Desmanthus

VI.4:

5ayahuasca analogues from

III.3:

4

III.3:

13

IV.2:

15-16commercial extract, inactive

IV.2:

10commercial seeds, potency of?

III.3:

7companion plants for psilocybe mushrooms

VI.3:

11-12complaint about ER articles on DMT in

IV.1:

11correction of misprint in Appleseed data on

IV.2:

15difficult for DEA to schedule

III.1:

2dosage information

III.1:

12

IV.1:

10-11

IV.2:

15-16dried juice of

IV.2:

15-16emulsion volumes from extraction of

IV.3:

4expected yield from extraction?

V.2:

8extraction of alkaloids from

I.2:

12

III.2:

6

III.3:

5

III.3:

6

IV.1:

11

V.2:

8

VI.3:


VI.3:

13general information

III.1:

5-6grazing stress and alkaloid production

III.3:

4

III.3:

7indicators of alkaloid content?

IV.2:

15 juicing for extraction of alkaloids

III.3:

6

III.3:

13

IV.1:

11

IV.2:

15lack of activity in varigated cultivar

V.4:

15-16lawns of

III.3:


II.1:

6

III.3:

7mowing stress to maximize alkaloids

III.3:

7name

III.1:

5naphtha, problems with extractions using

VI.3:

12-13negative report on extract of

V.4:

13“No Fear?”

V.2:

10ointment from?

IV.1:

6-7redissolving extract in ethanol to remove solvent

V.2:


Integration

III.2:

12“smokable ayahuasca from” (with

P harmala

)

III.3:

5solvent odor in extract of?

IV.2:

16suggested solutions to extraction problems

VI.3:

13toxicity concerns about juice from

III.3:

13

IV.2:

15

IV.4:

14“tryptamines” rather than “DMT” from

III.3:

5

IV.1:

10variable tryptamine profiles in

III.2:

12

IV.1:

10-11varigated variety

V.4:

15-16via suppository

IV.2:

16wheatgrass juicer used for extraction from

III.3:

6

IV.1:

11-12with

Peganum harmala

I.2:

15

III.2:

14

III.3:

5

IV.1:

11

IV.2:

15-16

IV.3:

19

“Phalaris

staggers”

I.2:

9

III.1:

5

IV.2:

15cobalt deficiency and

IV.2:

15sheep “ayahuascaing” themselves to death?

IV.4:

14tryptamines not responsible for

IV.1:

11

Phalaris tuberosa

see

Phalaris aquatica Pharmacologist

II.1:

16,17

Pharmacology Review

II.1:

16

Pharmacotheon

II.4:

12,14

III.1:

13

VI.2:

17

Pharmako/Poeia

IV.3:

6

V.1:

10PHD see Papers from the History of Drugs phenolpthalien (for pH)

IV.3:

5-6 phenylethylamines

II.1:

19PHIL

IV.4:

16-17


5-MeO-DMT as dominant alkaloid in?

IV.2:

13-14



adverse reation to

IV.2:

13-14alkaloids found in

III.2:

12ayahuasca analogues

IV.1:

14

IV.2:

13-14

VI.1:

16chromatography of

IV.3:

16dosage

IV.1:

14

IV.2:

13-14

V.2:

15failure to detect tryptamines in

IV.3:

16negative report

IV.2:

13

V.1:

11only mild effects from

IV.3:

16

V.1:

11 preparation

V.2:

15 positive report

IV.2:

13-14

V.2:

15

VI.1:

16site for gathering potent (SF Bay)

V.2:

15small amount of 5-MeO-DMT found in

IV.3:

16trip report

IV.1:

14

IV.2:

13-14

VI.1:

16with

Peganum harmala

IV.1:

14

IV.2:

13-14

V.1:

11

VI.1:

16

Phragmites communis

see

Phragmites australis Physician’s Desk Reference

II.2:

31

VI.3:

5,6

Phytochemistry

III.1:

3

IV.3:

15

IV.4:

11PIERCE, R.V.

II.2:

20

PiHKAL

II.1:

9

II.4:

11

III.2:

15

III.3:

11

IV.2:

11

V.4:

8

Pills-A-Go-Go Newsletter

III.2:

9

Piper methysticum

(kava)lack of nitrogen in active constituents

VI.1:

15ointment prepared from

IV.4:

17 pipessafety of copper in smoking?

V.4:

16Piracetam as potentiator of psychotropics

III.1:

11P.J.

VI.4:

7PJT BOTANICALS

V.3:

19

VI.2:

15P.L.

III.1:

13

Places (music)

IV.2:

7

Planetary Herbology

III.4:

18 plant allies

I.1:

2

II.1:

1 plant identification video

II.2:

33 plant spirits

I.1:

2

II.1:

1

II.1:

9

II.3:

2-3 plant teachers

II.1:

1-5

II.3:

2-4

II.4:

5

III.1:

14different from synthetic entheogens

V.2:

11do not disappear with the human race

V.2:

11

Ipomoea

V.2:

11lessons from enumerated

V.2:

11

Lophophora

V.2:

11

Trichocereus

V.2:

11

Salvia divinorum

V.2:

11

Plants of the Gods

II.1:

14

II.2:

16

II.3:

15

Playboy

III.3:

17

VI.4:

9Plus-Minus see Shulgin ScalePlus-One, Plus-Two, Plus-Three, Plus-Four see Shulgin Scale

PM&E

see

Psychedelic Monographs and Essays

P.O.

II.1:

13

Podophyllum peltatum

(mayapple)often sold as

Mandragorum officinarum

VI.3:

2

Poisoning and Toxicology Handbook

VI.3:

5

Poisonous Plants of the United States and Canada

II.4:

8 polarizationof molecules during crytallization by stirring

IV.3:

4POLLAN, MICHAEL

VI.3:

9PORTA, JOHANNES BAPTISTA

V.3:

2Postal Service (US) see mailing of illegal or controlled substancesPOUPAT, C.

et al.

IV.3:

15POWER PRODUCTS

IV.1:

16-17

IV.2:

10DEA sting and

IV.3:

14 power songsdevelopment from auditory hallucinations

II.2:

10

Practical Guide to Qabalistic Symbolism

VI.4:

15

Practical Handbook of Plant Alchemy

VI.4:

10

Practical LSD Manufacture

IV.3:

6

IV.4:

15

V.4:

7

Practical Organic Chemistry

V.4:

13

Practitioner’s Guide to Psychoactive Drugs, The

I.2:

2-3 practitioner’s society to promote proper use of entheogens

II.2:

20-21PRAIRIE DRAGON

IV.3:

10

V.2:

9,10Prairie Mimosa see


pressure cooker sources

III.3:

14PRL Biosciences

IV.2:

10

Prima Sounds (music)

V.2:

12

Primer of Drug Action

I.2:

14 prisonentheogens in

VI.2:

15-16spiritual evolution in

VI.2:

16twenty-year sentence for mushroom cultivation

VI.2:

16PROFESSOR BUZZ D. LUX

III.2:

6,12

III.2:

16

III.2:

18

III.3:

9

III.3:

11

III.3:

14

III.4:

5

V.4:

8

Projection of the Astral Body

VI.2:

12

Propagation (music)

IV.2:

8PROPHET OF THE HOLY FEAT

II.3:

8 protective spells see ritualsPROVONSHA, J.

III.1:

7Prozac

II.2:

31adverse reaction with Ketamine reported

III.4:

6PSI

IV.2:

10 psilocinanalogue by feeding gramine to

P. cubensis

?

VI.2:

18extracted by chloroform

VI.4:

6extraction procedure

VI.4:

6-7nonpolar compound

VI.4:

6not found in

Psilocybe semilanceata

VI.4:

6 production of by feeding tryptophan to DMT-producing plants?

IV.4:

11

Psilocybe azurescens

cultivation tips

VI.4:

7

Psilocybe baeocystis

potent after storage of 12 years

VI.3:

17

VI.4:

6storage conditions to preserve potency

VI.3:

17

Psilocybe cubensis

see also

Stropharia cubensis

aborting trip with

Lobelia

tea

III.3:

18adverse experience in combination with

Peganum harmala

extract

IV.4:

8-9allergic reaction to?

III.3:

18


and

IV.2:

7

IV.4:

10BERNHARDT, PATRICK and

IV.2:

7

IV.4:

10“bluing” not an indicator of potency in

IV.3:

16catharsis from

V.2:

4-5compared to

Lepiota peele

II.3:

10cultivation tips

VI.2:

15

Dorje Ling (music)

and

V.1:


IV.4:

4-6,6-7,9-10

V.4:

11-12

V.3:

5-6

VI.2:

14-15extraction of psilocin and psilocybin from

VI.4:

6-7gramine as feed to produce psilocin-like molecule?

VI.2:

18growth media for

II.4:

10-11

Himalaya (music)

and

V.1:

11illegality of spores in California

IV.3:

17increasing potency by feeding indoles

III.4:

18increasing potency by feeding tryptamines

II.1:

17

III.1:

13

III.4:

18

V.4:

14life-saving (literally) effect of experience with

V.2:

4-5LSD substituted for in Thailand

V.3:

9mesa (altar) for use with

V.4:

11-12Mazatec use of

IV.4:

10 Neurophone and

IV.3:

16PARSONS, DAVID and

V.1:

11

Phalaris

as companion plant for

VI.3:

11-12

Phalaris

clippings as ideal substrate for

VI.3:

11-12 potentiation by harmala alkaloids

II.2:

29

III.4:

18-19

IV.3:

18 psilocin found along with psilocybin in

VI.4:

6-7sold to tourists in Thailand

V.3:

9sources for spores

VI.3:

12taken in poor set and setting

V.2:

4-5traditionally used only at night

IV.4:

10trip reports

II.4:

6-7

IV.2:

5-7

IV.4:

8-10tryptamine sources to increase potency

VI.3:

11use in group work

II.4:

6-7with MDMA

V.1:

11-12with

Peganum harmala

IV.3:

19

IV.4:

8-10

V.1:

11

V.3:

5-6

VI.2:

15-16with

Peganum harmala

and DMT

V.3:

6with

Peganum harmala

and music

IV.2:

7

V.1:

11



with vaporized

Peganum harmala

extract

IV.4:

8-10

Psilocybe cyanescens

Austrian vs. US Pacific Northwest variety?

V.2:

5cultivation tips

IV.4:

19

V.2:

5

VI.4:

7ideal for northern climates

IV.4:

19ideal for outdoor cultivation

IV.1:9

IV.3:

17

IV.4:

19sources of spores

IV.3:

17surpassing potency of with

P. cubensis

by feeding

VI.3:

11


var

Astoria Ossip

comparable to

S semilanceata

IV.1:

9fruiting near freezing

IV.1:

9more potent than

P cubensis

IV.1:

9PSILOCYBE FANATICUS

IV.2:

10

Psilocybe spp.

arrest of mail-order seller of growing kits

IV.1:

16-17as substitute sacrament for Native American Church

II.2:

8cultivation outdoors

IV.1:

9

IV.3:

16defatting of

VI.4:

6-7entity contact from

IV.2:

5-6extraction of psilocybin and psilocin from

VI.4:

6-7extraction of psilocybin from by Hofmann method

III.2:

4growing kits

IV.1:

16-17illegality of spores in California

IV.3:

17increased growth through addition of multivitamins

IV.3:

16trip reports

IV.2:

5-6


potency maintained from 15 to 100 years

VI.4:

6 psilocybin only active constituent of

VI.4:

6

Psilocybe tampanesis

source for spores

VI.3:

12

VI.4:

5 psilocybian mushroomsaborting trip with

Lobelia

tea

II.2:

14

III.3:

18

III.4:

17adverse reaction to “green spore contamination” of

V.2:

3

V.4:

17adverse reaction to smelling mycelium after earlier inhalation of “spores”

V.2:

4

V.4:

17as cure for addiction

IV.3:

17as medicine

IV.3:

17as Soma

V.1:

13auditory hallucinations with

II.2:

10dangers of allergic reactions to?

V.2:

4

V.4:

17dangers of inhaling gases from

V.4:

17DMT smoked with

IV.3:


IV.4:

4-6,6-7

V.2:

3

VI.1:

14-15extraction of psilocybin from by Hofmann method

III.2:

4feeding tryptamines to increase potency of

VI.3:

11illegal to cultivate for any purpose

V.1:

13illegality of spores in California

IV.3:


Prima Sounds

, Ralph Losey)

V.2:

12mushroom entities

II.1:

1-4

II.3:

2-4

III.1:

13

V.2:

3

Phalaris

as substrate for

VI.3:

11 potentiated by

Passiflora

spp.

VI.1:

6 preparation techniques

VI.4:

6 preserving potency

in vivo

VI.4:

6 problems in mixing methadone with?

V.2:

4 proposal to export from Wales

VI.1:

7speaking English

II.1:

2

II.4:

5spore prints in petri dishes

III.3:

18tea from

VI.4:

6toasting/drying to minimize nausea/toxins

IV.3:

17

VI.4:

6twenty-year sentece for cultivation

VI.2:

16UFO contacts

II.2:

3,31-32use of medicine wheel ritual with

V.1:

5with mind machines

VI.3:

17with

Peganum harmala

V.2:

3with

Salvia divinorum

V.4:

4-5with smoked


as MAOI

IV.4:

16 psilocybinas polar compound

VI.4:

6cannot be extracted with chloroform

VI.4:

6dissertation on voices heard while using

VI.1:

18extraction from

Psilocybe

spp.

III.2:

4

VI.4:

6-7extraction from

Psilocybe

spp. by Hofmann method

III.2:

4extraction with chloroform

VI.3:

13

VI.4:

6gene-splicing for production of

II.3:

8limited solubility in ethanol of

IV.3:

3minimum

Peganum harmala

dosage to potentiate

V.1:

13not potentiated by MAOIs (according to Ott)

V.2:

2-3only entheogen in


VI.4:

6smoked

VI.3:

13solubility in methanol of

IV.3:

3tartaric acid spray to stabilize?

IV.3:

4voices heard while using

VI.1:

18with

Salvia divinorum

V.4:

6

Psilocybin Magic Mushrooms Grower’s Guide

II.1:

2-3,5

II.3:

3

Psilocybin Mushrooms of the World

VI.3:

11PSILONAUT

VI.3:

15

VI.4:

5 psychedelic (the word)

I.2:

1

II.2:

9-10 psychedelicsany evidence of permanent damage from?

V.2:

9PSYCHEDELIC ABSTRACTS ONLINE (internet link)

VI.1:

18PSYCHEDELIC BOOKSTORE

VI.4:

18

Psychedelic Chemistry

I.2:

14

II.1:

9

IV.4:

12

Psychedelic Drugs Reconsidered

II.1:

16

Psychedelic Illuminations

IV.4:

10


I.2:

3

II.1:

10,15

III.1:

7

V.1:

17

Psychedelic Literature

III.1:

7

Psychedelic Resource List

III.3:

11

V.3:

11

VI.4:

17,19 psychedelic shamanism

II.1:

1

II.1:

10

II.2:

2-4


IV.4:

19

V.2:

18

V.3:

14

V.4:

17

VI.3:

10

VI.4:

2

Psychedelic Sourcebook

III.3:

11

VI.1:

11

VI.4:

17,19

Psychedelics Encyclopedia

II.1:

5,16

II.2:

6

II.2:

16

II.3:

2,13

VI.3:

10 psychic self-defense, need for

III.4:

10 psychoactive honeys

III.1:

7

Psychophamacologia

II.1:

17 psychotherapyshamanic model in

II.4:

7use of entheogens in

II.4:

7

Psychotria

spp.average DMT content of

VI.3:

13

Psychotria viridis

I.1:

2

I.2:

9,12

II.1:

1,13

III.1:

12adverse effects from isopropyl alcohol extract of

IV.4:

18-19cultivation tips

IV.4:

11

V.1:

16,17-18DEA bust of lab using?

V.1:

17dosage

II.1:

1,3,13

III.1:

12

V.2:

6extraction of smokeable DMT from?

V.1:

17extractions from

IV.4:

18-19

V.1:

17

V.2:

6less productive than

M. hostilis

VI.3:

12no entheogenic effect from

IV.3:

19 pest control in

IV.4:

11slow growth compared to

Mimosa hostilis

VI.1:

4soil mixture for cultivation of

V.1:

17-18source of renewably harvested

IV.3:

15

IV.4:

11-12source of renewable material challenged

IV.4:

11-12with


VI.2:

12-13with

Peganum harmala

II.1:

1

IV.3:

19

VI.2:

13

Psychozoic Press

I.2:

14

II.1:

9,14

II.3:

8

III.1:

6 puffer fish (fugu) see tetrodotoxinPUHARICH, ANDRIJA

II.1:

14Pump ’n Seal

III.1:

15 puro de cana (Mexican ethanol)

III.2:

6 purple-and-green spit under black light after 5-MeO-DMT

VI.1:

16

V.3:

16

VI.3:

14Purple Noise generator

II.2:

13P.W.

IV.3:

13PYRAMID COLLECTION

V.1:

5 pyroglutamateas nootropic

VI.3:


VI.3:

15-16PYROTEK (chemical supplier)

VI.1:

18Qabalah see KabbalahQat see

Catha edulis

QUICHUA, CANELOS

II.2:

2-3

Raku

IV.2:

8RAM DASS, BABA

II.4:

5



RATSCH, CHRISTIAN

V.1:

10

V.2:

19

V.4:

7

VI.3:

4R.B.

IV.1:

19

IV.3:

11R.C.

VI.3:

17

Realms of the Human Unconscious

VI.4:

15

Recreational Drugs

III.3:

11

V.4:

8REDWOOD CITY SEEDS

II.2:

18Reed canarygrass see

Phalaris arundinacea Reflexive Universe

VI.1:

5religious freedom and entheogens

III.1:

15Religious Freedom Restoration Actcompelling government interest test

III.1:

16formation of entheogen-based churches urged

III.1:

16invalidation by Supreme Court

VI.4:

2lack of protection for users of entheogens suspected

III.1:

16 protection for users of enthogens?

III.1:

16REMASTER

V.2:

3,10RENDIG, V.V

III.1:

6

Res. Publ. Assoc. Res. Nervous Mental Disease

(sic)

II.3:

13REVEREND BOB

IV.3:

14Reviews

Ain’t Nobody’s Business if you do

IV.1:

5

Ayahuasca Analogues—Pangaean Entheogens

III.2:

9

Ayahuasca Visions: The Religious Iconography of a PeruvianShaman

II.1:

10

Book of Acid, The

I.2:

4,5,13,15

Construction and Operation of Clandestine Drug Labs, The

III.3:

11

Crash Collusion

II.1:

10

Drug Policy Letter

III.4:

13

Eleusis

VI.2:

10

Entheogen Law Reporter, The

III.1:

10

Essential Psychedelic Guide

III.4:

10

Extra-Terrestrial Friends and Foes

IV.1:5

First Book of the Sacraments of the Church of the Tree of Life

I.2:

5

Herbal Highs

I.2:

4

Home-Grown Highs

I.2:

4JLF Poisonous Non-consumables

III.2:

8-9

Legal Highs

I.2:

3

MAPS Newsletter

II.1:

9

Marijuana Consumers and Dealers Guide

I.2:

4-5, 13, 15

Marijuana Law

VI.1:

8

Merck Index

III.3:

11


III.3:

11

Peyote and Other Psychoactive Cactus

I.2:

3-4

Pharmacotheon

II.4:

12

Pharmako/Poeia

IV.3:

6

PIHKAL: A Chemical Love Story

III:3:

11

Pills-A-Go-Go Newsletter

III.2:

9

Practical LSD Manufacture

IV.3:

6


II.1:

10


III:3:

11


III.3:

11

VI.1:

11

Recreational Drugs

III.3:

11

Salvinorin: The Psychedelic Essence of Salvia Divinorum

V.4:

3-4

Secrets of Methamphetamine Manufacture

III.3:

11

Widdershins, A Volatile Journal of Magick

VI.1:

11R.F.

III.3:

10R.G.

IV.3:

11-12

IV.3:

18

IV.4:

12

V.3:

18R.H.

II.3:

14

III.4:

18

IV.3:

4RICHARD, GARY, and RICHARD HOOPER

V.1:

5RICH, ROBERT

IV.2:

8RIEDLINGER, THOMAS

II.2:

9-10RIKKELMAN, R.

IV.4:

13-14“Rimso” (medical grade DMSO)

III.3:

9rituals banishing ritual

IV.2:

6-7

V.1:

5construction of altar (mesa)

V.4:

11-12desire to see more articles on

II.3:

14entheogen use as part of Buddhist

VI.2:

6-7for use with 5-MeO-DMT

VI.2:

6-7for use with

Datura

VI.2:

6-7for use with marijuana

VI.2:

6-7for use with

Nicotiana rustica

VI.2:

6-7for use with

Psilocybe cubensis

V.4:

11-12for use with

Salvia divinorum

VI.2:

6-7for use with

Trichoicereus pachanoi

V.4:

11-12medicine wheel

V.1:

5 power circle

IV.2:

6-7

V.1:

5 prayer and entheogens

V.1:

5recommended for entheogen use

II.2:

22-23

V.1:

4

V.4:

11-12

Rivea Corymbosa

(Ololiuqui)see also morning gloriescultivation information sought

IV.3:

11cultivation of

II.2:

18dosages

II.1:

7

II.2:

18trip reports

II.1:

8

II.2:

18worship of

II.1:

9RIVIER & LINDGREN

II.1:

16,17R.M.

VI.4:

3R.N.

III.3:

14-15

III.3:

16

IV.4:

17ROACH, STEVEN

IV.2:

8

V.2:

12

Road to Eleusis, The

II.2:

18

II.3:

13ROBINSON, J.M.

II.1:

5ROBINSON, TREVOR

II.2:

25

Rodale’s Illustrated Encyclopedia of Herbs

III.1:

13RONIN PUBLISHING

VI.1:

8

Roots

V.2:

18ROSENBERG, H.L.

III.3:

8ROSETTA FOLIOS

I.2:

7,8,9

II.1:

17

II.2:

15,16

II.3:

10

IV.1:

8

V.1:

8,17

V.2:

6

VI.2:

18ROTH, GABRIELLE (AND THE MIRRORS)

V.2:

12R.P.

III.1:

12

III.2:

12R.R.

V.2:

7R.S.

III.1:

12-13

III.3:

10

III.3:

16

III.4:

5

IV.2:

14

IV.3:

16

IV.4:

11,12-13

V.1:

10-11

VI.2:

12

VI.4:

2R.T.

IV.2:

16-17rubber cement solvent

see

heptane, hexaneRUCK, CARL R.P.

II.2:

9

VI.1:

5-6R.W.

II.4:

13

III.1:

13

III.2:

15

IV.4:

17R.W.S.

IV.1:

18

IV.3:

12,13

IV.3:

18

V.2:

7RY

VI.2:

17-18RYDEEN, PAUL

II.1:

10S.A.

VI.2:

11saint children

II.1:

1

II.4:

5SABINA, MARIA

II.1:

1-3,5

II.3:

2-4

II.4:

5SACHAMAMA BOTANICAL PRESERVE

IV.3:

15

IV.4:

11-12,17

Sacred Mushroom, The

II.1:

14

Sacred Mushroom Seeker, The

II.2:

9

Sacred Mushrooms and the Law

V.3:

11

Sacred Record

II.2:

6

II.3:

5

IV.3:

14sage, as source of thujones?

III.4:

18SAI-HALASZ, A.

II.1:

16,17,18St. John’s Wort (


)as irreversible MAOI?

V.4:

15as MAOI?

V.2:

8

V.4:

15extracts of

V.4:

15safety of?

V.4:

15sun sensitivity from

V.4:

15tea from

V.4:

15with


?

V.4:

15

Salvia

spp. as source of thujones?

III.4:

18

Salvia divinorum

I.2:

10 baking soda to potentiate oral

V.2:

7

Bhagavad Gita

and

VI.1:

14 bitterness of

V.1:

18-19carbon dioxide as “fertilizer” for

V.4:

3chewing

III.2:

17-18

IV.3:

8-9

V.1:

18-19clones of, relative bitterness of

V.1:

18-19club soda to add carbon dioxide for

V.4:

3

Coleus

and

I.2:

5cultivation tips

III.2:

17-18

III.3:

17

III.4:

19

IV.1:

19

IV.3:

9

V.1:

17-18

V.4:

3



VI.1:

15dangers of ointment from

VI.2:

16-17darkness, use in recommended

V.3:

17diminished appetite for

VI.3:

12dosage

II.3:

12

III.4:

19

V.1:

18dosage by weight

II.3:

12drying, activity preserved after

II.3:

12

VI.1:

15effectiveness initially dismissed as another psychedelicmyth

V.4:

2emulsification needed for ingestion?

V.3:

17entities from

IV.3:

7

V.1:

18

V.4:

2-3

VI.1:

14-15experiment series using

VI.2:

2-4extract ordered but not delivered

VI.4:

3extraction of oil from?

V.4:

6extraction through juicing

III.3:

6giant magnetic flypaper

VI.4:

3hostile spirit sensed via

VI.1:

14humidity tents for

III.2:

17-18

IV.1:

19

IV.3:

9

V.4:

3

VI.2:

5hyperdimensionality of

V.4:

2-3

VI.2:

3-4infant awakening whenever smoked

VI.2:

5ingestion techniques

V.1:

18-19interdimensional travel via

V.2:

7isolation procedure for Salvinorin-A from

III.2:

17lack of effect

II.1:

12-13

IV.3:

7,9liver toxicity question

V.2:

7Magic Umbrella Greenhouse for

IV.1:

19Mazatec usage procedures

II.3:

12mouth acidity and

V.1:

19mouthwash for improved effectiveness of

V.1:

19music and

VI.1:

14ointment from

VI.2:

16-17organic pestacide, death of plant from

III.4:

19“palatable clone” more potent

V.2:

7 pineapple juice as potentiator of

V.1:

18 plant spirit, contact with

V.2:

7

V.2:

11 plant teacher, lesson from

V.2:

11 possibility of ointment from?

IV.2:

12 preservation of activity by freezing

II.1:

12-13quid method

see

chewing,

above

rehydration procedure for dried leaf

V.4:

6ritual and

IV.3:

7-8

VI.2:

6-7Santeria/Lucumi practitioner’s contact with spirit of

V.2:

7sense of “no return”

VI.1:

14-15set and setting for

IV.3:

7Shepherdess and

VI.1:

14smoking techniques

IV.3:

7,8

V.3:

17

V.4:

3

VI.2:

2-4soil mixture for

V.1:

17-18sources

II.2:

33

III.1:

11spiritual practice and

VI.2:

5“Sylvia” Divinorum

V.2:

7transformation of user into reptilian being

V.2:

7trip report from formerly skeptical DeKorne

V.4:

2-3trip reports

III.2:

17-18

III.3:

17

III.4:

19

IV.3:

7-9

V.1:

18

V.2:

7

V.3:

17

V.4:

2-6

VI.1:

14-15

VI.2:

2-4volatilization of

V.1:

19wheatgrass juicer used for extraction

III.3:

6with 2C-B

V.4:

4-5

VI.2:

18-19with 5-MeO-DMT

V.4:

5-6with DXM and 2C-B

VI.2:

18-19with hashish

VI.2:

3with LSD

IV.3:

8

V.4:

6with

Peganum harmala

III.3:

16-17

IV.3:

19

V.4:

5-6with psilocybian mushrooms

V.4:

4-5with psilocybin

V.4:

6with smoked

Peganum harmala

extract

IV.3:

19with tobacco

VI.2:

3SALVIA DIVINORUM LIST

VI.4:

19

Salvinorin: The Psychedelic Essence of Salvia Divinorum

V.4:

3-4

VI.2:

2,10Salvinorin-Acautionary notes

III.4:

2-3

VI.4:

4compared to whole

S. divinorum

III.4:

2-3Daniel Siebert’s initial (over)dose

VI.4:

4dosage questions and answers

VI.4:

4effects

III.4:


IV.4:

4-6insoluble in water

VI.1:

15isolation procedure from

S. divinorum

III.2:

18 persistent synergy with psilocybin?

III.2:

18 potency

III.4:

2-3 problems in measuring minute

VI.4:

4more powerful than DMT

VI.2:

4not soluble in ethanol?

VI.2:

2-3novel structure for true psychedelic

VI.1:

15recurring “themes”

III.4:

2-3relevant journal citations

III.3:

16synergy with

Cannabis

?

III.2:

18trip report

III.2:

18SAM LANCEATA

VI.4:

6-7SAMORINI, GIORGIO

III.1:

7

IV.1:

11

IV.2:

15

V.3:

11-12

VI.2:

10entheogenic online database of

III.1:

7San Pedro (Saint Peter)

II.2:

8San Pedro cactus see


sangomas (South African shamans)use of 2C-B by

V.2:

16-17Santa Clausentry through chimney as shamanic practice

VI.4:

9historical connection with

Amanita muscaria

VI.4:

9outfit representing

Amanita muscaria

VI.4:

9reindeer connected with

Amanita muscaria

VI.4:

9

Santa Fe New Mexican

VI.1:

7Santeria (religion) practitioner’s contact with

Salvia divinorum

plant spirit

V.2:

7Santo Daime

V.2:

15

Savage and Beautiful Country, The

I.2:

2SAVAGE, C.

I.2:

14S.B.

III.1:

16

IV.1:

13

IV.2:

18-19

IV.3:

14-15SCAMMELL, HENRY

VI.3:

5

Scammell’s Universal Treasure House of Knowledge and Valuable Receipts

VI.3:

5-6SCHNEIDER, K.

II.3:

3SCHOOL OF WISDOM

V.2:

12schizophrenia

II.1:

1,3-4

II.3:

3-4

II.4:

4

Sci. Pharm.

IV.1:

14

Science

II.3:

13

Science News

IV.3:

4

Scientific American

IV.1:

7

Scientist, The

(John Lilly)

VI.3:

10scholarly tone of

ER

II.1:

11-12SCHOONOVER, S.C.

I.2:

2-3SCHULDES, BERT MARCO

VI.4:

3-4SCHULTES, RICHARD EVANS

II.1:

14

II.2:

18

II.3:

9

II.3:

13

II.4:

14

IV.4:

18SCHULTES, RICHARD EVANS and HOLMSTEDT, BO

II.4:

14SCLEROTIA

V.1:

17

Sclerotinia megalospora

as parasite on Vaccinum ulignosum

VI.2:

9-10 psychoactivity questioned

VI.2:

9-10Scopoderm (motion sickness patches)as source of tropanes

VI.3:

6dosage

VI.3:

6scopolamine

II.1:

14

VI.3:

2-6

Sea Biscuit (music)

V.2:

12seasonal variation in alkaloid content

Ariocarpus fissuratus,

question about

II.2:

25

Lophophora williamsii,

question about

II.2:

25


II.2:

25

Seattle Times

VI.1:

7

Secrets of Methamphetamine Manufacture

III.3:

11seed exchange proposed

V.2:

8

Select Ambient Works, Vol II (music)

IV.2:

8selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors

II.2:

31Selegeline

II.1:

18-19SEMI LANCEATA

III.2:

18sentencing guidelines, drugs vs. other offenses

III.3:

17



separatory funnelssource for

V.2:

17

Sepher Yetzirah, The

VI.4:

15serotoninchemical structure of

III.2:

11

Serpent and the Rainbow, The

IV.2:

12,14Sertraline see ZoloftS.F.

III.2:

12

III.2:

17S.H.

V.3:

17

VI.2:

12-13

Shamanic Journey Solo and Double Drumming (music)

V.1:

5shamanism

I.1:

1,2

I.2:

10,11

II.1:

10adoption of modern symbolism in traditional

II.2:

2-3application of term to Western practitioners

II.2:

2-4

IV.3:

12

V.2:

17consciousness, bringing into daily life

IV.1:

4linguistics of, need for study

II.2:

10-11thoughts on role in modern society

V.2:

17use of synthetic enthogens in traditional

V.2:

17SHAMANISM (internet link)

VI.1:

18

Shaman’s Body, The

IV.2:

8

Shaman’s Drum

V.1:

4

V.4:

12

Shaman’s Path

VI.2:

17SHARON, DOUGLAS

IV.1:

13

V.4:

11assertion of toxic alkaloids in


IV.1:

13assertions of toxic alkaloids in

T. peruvianus

challenged

IV.1:

13descriptions of

Trichocerus pachanoi

V.4:

11shellacas coating for nausea control

IV.2:

13

IV.4:

11enteric-coated capsules as alternative to

IV.4:

11toxicity questions regarding

IV.4:

11shitaake mushrooms, anticancer properties of

III.1:

7SHIVA and SHAKTI

III.1:

4SHULGIN, ALEXANDER T.

I.2:

15

II.1:

6,9,16

II.2:

11

II.3:

13

III.1:

13

IV.2:

11

V.3:

13

V.1:

7-8

V.2:

16

V.4:

8assay (reputed) of

Bufo alvarius

venom vapor

III.1:

13discovery of 2C-B by

V.2:

16-17 paper on mescaline analogues

IV.3:

14SHULGIN, ALEXANDER and ANN

II.1:

9

II.4:

11

III.2:

15

III.3:

11Shulgin Categories of Psychedelic Inebriation see Shulgin ScaleShulgin Scaledefined

II.4:

11need for improvement of?

IV.3:

13 proposed alternative to

IV.3:

13SHUMA, FRANCISCO MONTES

IV.4:

11-12,17SIEBERT, DANIEL J.

III.4:

2-3

V.4:

4

VI.4:

4,19SIEMEN OY

V.3:

4SIGMA CHEMICAL COMPANY

III.1:

13Silver Maple, extraction of gramine from

VI.2:

18

Silybum marianum

(milk thistle)

Amanitas

and

III.4:

18hepatoprotective effects of

III.4:

18reactivation of LSA days after ingestion by

V.1:

11Sinex see Oymetazoine hydrochloridesinicuiche see Heimia salicifoliaSISTER WOLF

IV.3:

13SJOERDSMA, A.

II.1:

15,16S.K.

III.4:

19

IV.4:

6-7Ska Maria Pastora see

Salvia divinorum

Ska Pastora see

Salvia divinorum

Sleepy grass see

Stipa robusta

S.M.

III.1:

13

V.1:

8,11,12

V.4:

18“smart drugs” see nootropics

Smart Drugs and Nutrients

VI.3:

15S.M.G.

IV.3:

14SMITH, ELVIN D.

I.2:

14

II.1:

9,14SMITH, DAVID E.

I.2:

14SMITH, MICHAEL VALENTINE see MICHAEL VALENTINESMITH“smokable ayahuasca”

III.3:

5

IV.2:

9smokable DMT and 5-MeO-DMTayahuasca, comparison with

II.4:

2description of effects

II.4:

1-3extraction and preparation of

II.4:

1LSD, comparison with

II.4:

2synthetic entheogens, connection with technoeconomic system

II.4:

2with

Peganum harmala

III.3:

5smokable extracts as means of assessing putative entheogens

IV.1:

15snuffs, enthogenicfrom


V.2:

2

Virola

trees sought as source of

V.2:

8So-ksi see

Miribilis multifloraSolanaceae

, brief description of family

VI.3:

2SOLARIS

III.1:

8-9

III.2:

4,5

III.3:

9

IV.1:

6-7

IV.3:

4,5,9

IV.4:

17solventsacetone

III.2:

5

VI.4:

6-7acetic acid/vinegar

I.2:

6-7

II.2:

29

II.4:

11

III.2:

5

IV.3:

2,3,5

VI.4:

6-7alcohols as alternatives to non-polar solvents?

III.3:

10

IV.3:

5aqueous as means of minimizing nausea

V.2:

2 benzene

IV.3:

3 byproduct formation from

V.1:

7-8carcinogenic residues from?

III.3:

10

V.4:

13chloroform

I.2:

12,13,14

III.2:

5,6

III.2:

18

III.4:

15

IV.3:

2,3,4

V.1:

7-8

V.4:

13

VI.3:

13chloroform manufacture

III.4:

15Coleman fuel

I.2:

14

II.1:

6

VI.4:

6-7comparison of

III.4:

14dangers of

III.2:

5

III.3:

10

III.4:

14-15

IV.3:

3-4decried as inconsistent with shamanic practices

V.1:

8environmental ethics of

III.4:

14ethanol

I.1:

4

I.2:

4,6,7

III.4:

14-15

IV.1:

17

IV.3:

3,5

VI.3:

13ether

I.2:

4,12

II.1:

6,8

III.3:

10

III.4:

15

IV.3:

2,3ether manufacture

III.4:

15ethylene dichloride

V.4:

13evaluating purity by evaporation

IV.3:

4for microwaves extractions

IV.3:

5heptane

III.2:

5

IV.3:

6hexane

III.2:

5,7isopropyl alcohol

IV.3:

2,5lemon juice

I.1:

4

III.2:

5,6

V.2:

6lemon juice usually insufficiently acidic

V.2:

6lighter fluid

I.2:

13

IV.3:

2ligroine

I.2:

13-14manufacture of

III.4:

15methanol

I.2:

13

II.1:

8

II.4:

14

III.2:

4,6,7

IV.3:

2,3,5

V.1:

6-7

V.4:

7

VI.3:

13

VI.4:

6-7methylene chloride

I.2:

12

II.4:

1

III.1:

8

III.2:

5,6

III.3:

10

III.4:

14-15

IV.3:

2,3,5

V.2:

8

V.4:

13

VI.3:

13

VI.4:

6-7naphtha

I.2:

13,14

II.4:

14

III.4:

15

IV.3:

2,3

VI.3:

13

VI.4:

6-7odor confused with DMT?

IV.2:

16odor left in Phalaris extract?

IV.2:

16 paint stripper

VI.3:

13recycling needed

III.3:

10residues from

IV.3:

4restrictions on availability of

V.2:

8selection of

III.4:

14

IV.3:

3starter fluid, problems with

III.4:

15tips on extraction with

IV.3:

3trichloroethane

III.3:

10trichloroethylene (TRIKE)

III.1:

8

III.2:

5

III.3:

10

V.2:

8vinegar

IV.1:

15

IV.3:

2water

I.1:

4

I.2:

4,8

II.1:

6-9

II.3:

13

III.4:

15

V.2:

2soma

see

also Haoma

Amanita muscaria

as

II.1:

13-14

V.1:

13

VI.1:

5-6

Amanita muscaria

questioned as

II.4:

10and origin of consciousness

VI.1:

5-6and origin of religion

VI.1:

5-6connection with lightening bolts

VI.1:

5-6identity debate

V.3:

12

VI.1:

5-6



Kama Sutra

and

V.3:

11 psilocybin mushrooms as

V.1:

13SOMA BABA

IV.2:

10-11SOMA GRAPHICS

III.3:

11

Some Harmful Plants of Southeast Asia

VI.1:

17


II.2:

7adverse reaction to _ seed

V.4:

18-19chemical content of

V.4:

18-19dangers of

V.3:

15-16

V.4:

18-19description of

V.4:

18dosages

V.3:

15-16in “ordeal” rituals

V.4:

18-19toxicity of

IV.3:

11

V.4:

18-19trip report

IV.3:

11Sorcerer’s Cherry see

Atropa belladonna

sound and entheogens

II.2:

13sound and light machines see mind machines

Sounds of Indian America, Plains and Southwest (music)

V.1:

5SPACE NEEDLE (pseudonym)

III.1:

15SPACETIME CONTINUUM

V.2:

12SPARE, AUSTIN OSMAN

VI.3:

5,6SPECTRAL MINDUSTRIES

V.3:

11

VI.1:

10

Spectrum of Consciousness

VI.1:

5spells, protective see rituals“spinner, the”

II.1:

7-8

III.4:

16-17

Spirit of Shamanism, The

II.2:

2,4spirits

see

entities; plant spirits; plant teachers; allies

Spirits of the Ancestors (music)

V.1:

5

Spiritual Diary, The

IV.2:

6SPIRITUAL EARTHMAN

V.1:

17-18

V.4:

16spores see individual species; spores, psilocybian mushroom; see alsomolds, spores and fungispores, psilocybian mushroom see also individual speciesillegality in California

IV.3:

17sources of

IV.1:

9

IV.3:

17S.R.

V.1:

14-15SSRIs (selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors)

II.2:

31STAFFORD, PETER

I.2:

8

II.1:

4,16

II.2:

6,19

II.3:

13

V.3:

9STAMETS, PAUL

V.4:

14

VI.3:

11star jasmine see


starter fluid as solvent (problems with)

III.4:

15steam distillationfor extraction of volatile oils

V.4:

14STEARNS, MICHAEL

IV.2:

8STEVENS, JAY

II.2:

12

Stipa robusta

I.2:

15

II.1:

17

Acremonium

fungal parasite as source of alkaloids in

IV.3:

10as a hypnotic

IV.3:

10cautions

II.3:

9diethylated precursors as feed to for production of LSD?different effects than

Argyreia nervosa

II.3:

9dismissed as nonenthogenic

II.3:

13effects on livestock

II.1:

17

II.3:


V.1:

11failure to reduce anxiety

III.4:

17-18feeding of precursors to for produciton of LSD?

IV.4:

11geographical variability in potency

III.3:

15methylation of the alkaloid in

II.1:

17mustard and lime juice extraction of

V.1:

11ointment from?

IV.1:

6-7question about sources

II.1:

17 possibility of smoakble extracts from

IV.1:

15 preparation methods

III.3:

14

IV.3:

10 purported use in Central America

II.3:

9reactivation of days after ingestion from

Silybum marianum

V.1:

11safe from ergotism associated with other LSA sources?

V.1:

12sources

II.2:

33

III.3:

15trip reports

II.3:

9

III.3:

14-15

IV.3:

10utilizing whole plant

IV.3:

10variability in effects

III.3:

14-15with morning glory seeds

IV.3:

10with

Peganum harmala

III.3:

14STIJVE, T.

V.3:

9STOLAROFF, MYRON

I.2:

8STONE, RICHARD

IV.2:

11

Storming Heaven

II.2:

12STPephedrine and, caution

II.1:

19

Strange Fruit

VI.3:

17

Stropharia cubensis

with

Peganum harmala

I.2:

9

Structures From Silence (music)

IV.2:

8

Securidaca longipedunculata

as African ritual potion

V.3:

11-12ergot alkaloids in

V.3:

11-12water extract of root psychoactive

V.3:

11-12Sufi ayahuasca

I.2:

8-9

IV.1:

8sugar, to increase LSA absorption

III.4:

17Sunami see


SUPERWEED, MARY JANE

I.2:

3,13,15

II.1:

12-13suppositories see enemas and suppositoriesSWEDENBORG, EMMANUEL

IV.2:

6sweet flag see

Acorus calamus

Sydney Golden Wattle see

Acacia longifolia

symbiotic fungus (

Acremonium spp.)

I.2:

15Syrian rue see

Peganum harmala

T.

II.2:

21T.A.

I.2:

8

III.1:

12

III.2:

5

III.4:

16

IV.1:

16

IV.3:

15

IV.4:

18

V.1:

11

Tabernaemontana dichotoma

as possible iboga analogue

VI.2:

17

Tabernaemontana

spp.as possible iboga analogues

VI.2:

17

Tabernanthe iboga

source of information on

V.1:

17

Tabula Rasa (music)

V.2:

12TAFFKA

IV.4:

8-9

Tagetes lucida

controversy over psychoactivity of

IV.1:

15TALBOT, MICHAEL

II.3:

14Tantric sex and smokable tryptamines

III.1:

4

Tao Te Ching

VI.4:

11TART, CHARLES

I.2:

14tartaric acidspray to stabilize psilocybin?

IV.3:

4TAUB, ERIC

V.3:

17TAYLOR, CHARLES E.

VI.3:

10TAYLOR, DR. F.

VI.4:

8T.B.

II.4:

14

III.1:

11teachers, problem of finding legitimate

V.1:

4-5

Teachings of Don Juan, The

IV.1:

2-4TELLURIDE MUSHROOM FESTIVAL

II.2:

11,32

II.3:

13TELR

see


TEMPLE OF THE TRUE INNER LIGHT

II.1:

5TEMPLE OV PSYCHIC YOUTH

III.4:

16TEONANACTL

IV.1:

9tepescohuite (

Mimosa hostilis

trunk bark; see also

Mimosa hostilis

)conflicting reports regardin entheogenicity of

V.4:

9-10TERAN, APOLONIO

II.1:

2

II.4:

5terpenesin


IV.2:

19in


?

IV.2:

19 possible psychoactivity in

Trichocereus spp

?

IV.2:

19tetrodotoxin (TTX)

III.2:

13

Texas Monthly

III.1:

14

V.3:

15T.F.

V.3:

14T.H.

IV.2:

18

IV.3:

3-4THC (tetrahydrocannabinol)analogues possible?

IV.3:

13from lichen precursors

V.4:

8methods for manufacture

V.4:

8no nitrogen in chemical structure of

VI.1:

15THE GNOSTIC (pseud.)

V.4:

8,9-10,19

VI.1:

4

VI.3:

12,17therapy see psychotherapy



THINKING ALLOWED

VI.4:

19THOMPSON, WILLIAM IRWIN

VI.1:

5THOREAU, HENRY DAVID

III.1:

16

VI.4:

11three worlds hierarchy

II.2:

3-4thujoneactive principle in

Artemisia absinthum

III.1:

13

III.2:

19activity at THC receptor sites?

III.1:

13

III.2:

19list of plant sources of

IV.2:

16-17sage as better source of?

III.4:

18

Thunder, Perfect Mind

II.1:

4,5TIERRA, MICHAEL

III.4:

18TIMBERWOLF GARDENS

IV.2:

10

Time

(magazine)

IV.2:

14

Time Falling Bodies Take to Light

VI.1:

5tissue culture

III.1:

14T.J.

IV.1:

10-11T.K.

I.2:

15

II.4:

7T.L.

IV.3:

14T.M.

III.4:

10

V.1:

13

VI.1:

5-6TMA-2from asarones in

Acorus calamus?

V.2:

19

V.4:

7-8manufacture of

IV.3:

6

V.2:

19

V.4:

7-8TOAD

IV.3:

19

IV.4:

8,9-10,11,14

V.1:

11-12,15-16

V.2:

6,12-13

V.3:

13-14

V.4:

5-6,8,18

VI.2:

13toads

see also Bufo alviarus, Bufo marinus

rumors of psychoactive venoms from unidentified species

III.2:

12Tobacco Spirit

IV.3:

11-12Tofranil

II.2:

31

Totem (music)

V.2:

12

Toward a Science of Consciousness

VI.1:

15


as possible iboga analogue

VI.2:

17

Traditional Plant Entheogens and Contemporary Culture

(conference)

VI.1:

5-6TRAILBLAZER

V.2:

6,11TRANSCENDENTAL ANARCHIST

V.2:

5

Trances/Drones (music)

IV.2:

8transdermal patchescomposition of delivery gel in commercial

VI.3:

16electrical

IV.1:

7transporting live plant collectionsin running, towed car

V.4:

16Tranylcypramine (Parnate)

II.1:

16,17-19Tree Datura see

Brugmansia

spp.Tree of the Evil Eagle see

Brugmansia

spp.

Tribulus terrestris

in ayahuasca analogues

VI.1:

17in

Kama Sutra

V.3:

11with

Mucuna pruriens

V.3:

11

VI.1:

17trichloroethane

III.3:

10trichloroethylene (TRIKE)

III.1:

8

III.2:

5

III.3:

10

V.2:

8


extraction of mescaline from

IV.2:

19 preparation

VI.2:

18 possible psychoactivity of terpenes in?

IV.2:

19stronger than

pachanoi

VI.2:

18taxonomic confusion regarding

IV.2:

19terpenes reported in

IV.2:

19trip report

IV.2:

19

Trichocereus macrogonus

Preparation

VI.2:

18stronger than

pachanoi

VI.2:


IV.2:

19


adult growth rate

II.1:

12

II.2:

8arrest of probationer for possession of

III.4:


II.2:

8

II.3:

13-14as grafting stock for


II.3:

6-7

III.3:

18cultivation and propagation

III.4:

18

IV.4:

14

V.2:

14dosage

IV.1:

13dosage index proposed

IV.4:

14drumming and

VI.2:

17drying as means of use and storage

II.4:

15entity contacts from

V.4:

11-12extraction of tar from

IV.4:

14-15extraction of mescaline from

III.2:

5

IV.2:

19

V.3:

17

VI.1:

12-13grafting onto

IV.4:

14hydroponic production of?

IV.2:

18 juicer for preparation of

IV.1:

13lack of sedative compounds in

II.3:

14legality

II.4:

13MAOIs safe with

IV.2:

18mesa (altar) for use of

V.4:

11mescaline content in

II.2:

8,25

II.3:

14

II.4:

15novel extraction of mescaline from

V.3:

17ointment from

IV.2:

11

IV.4:

18 powder as route to 2,6-dichloromescaline?

VI.4:

4 preparation of

II.3:

7

II.4:

15

III.2:

14

III.3:

17

III.4:

14

IV.1:

13

IV.2:

11,18,19

VI.2:

17-18reclassified as

Echinopsis

IV.3:

14reclassified to include

T. peruvianus

IV.3:

14reported as

Opuntia cylindrica

IV.2:

18-19rituals and altars in connection with use of

V.4:

11-12rooting hormone for

IV.4:

14seasonal fluctuation in mescaline content

II.2:

25sold as “candle cactus”

IV.2:

18sources

II.2:


IV.2:

18-19trip reports

II.2:

18

III.3:

17

IV.2:

11,18,19

VI.2:

17-18with

Peganum harmala

III.4:

5

IV.2:

18


alkaloid content comparable to


II.1:

12as grafting stock for


V.2:


II.2:

8as variety of

T. pachanoi

II.3:

14assertion of toxic alkaloids in

IV.1:

13assertion of toxic alkaloids in challenged

IV.1:

13cultivation tips

V.2:

14-15description of plant

V.2:

14-15dosage

IV.1:

13

V.2:

14high mescaline content questioned

IV.3:

14identification questioned

IV.2:

18-19mescaline content in

II.2:

8

II.3:

14

IV.1:

13

IV.3:

14obtaining

II.1:

12overharvesting of commercial stocks to meet demand

IV.3:

14-15 potency (claimed twice that of

pachanoi

)

V.2:

14-15reclassified as

Echniopsis

IV.3:

14reclassified as subspecies of

T. pachanoi

IV.3:


IV.2:

18-19

IV.3:

14terpenes in?

IV.2:

19use of oil in grafting to?

V.2:

14var

matucana

V.2:

14-15var

trujilloensis

II.2:

18with licorice-root tea as MAOI

IV.4:

16-17


as grafting stock for


V.2:

14

V.4:


V.2:

14

V.4:

19

Trichocereus

spp.as grafting stock for


V.2:

14

V.4:

19as peyote substitute

V.1:

2-3dichlormescaline as byproduct from extraction from

V.1:

7-8 plant teacher

V.2:


V.2:

14

V.4:

19 “trickster teachers”

IV.3:

12TRIKE see trichloroethylenetrimethylamphetamine-2 see TMA-2tropanes (see also

Datura

,

Atropa belladonna

,

Brugmansia

,

Hyoscya-mus niger

, flyingointments, belladonna alkaloids, etc.)



as asthma cure

II.2:

20Belladenal, Bellegal-S as pharaceutical sources of

VI.3:

3,6dangers of ingestion

II.1:

14-15

II.2:

19-20death of Karl Kiesewitter

II.1:

15

V.3:


II.1:

15

II.2:

20dosages

VI.3:

3,5effects

VI.3:

3-5from

Atropa belladonna

VI.3:

3,7from

Hyoscamus niger

VI.3:


IV.1:


II.1:

15 preparation of

VI.3:

7Timothy Leary’s opinion of

II.1:

15unpredictable nature of

VI.3:

2use in witches flying ointments

II.1:

15tryptamines

I.1:

5feeding to DMT source plants for increased DMT?

III.1:

13feeding to

Psilocybe

spp. for increased psilocybin

II.1:

17

III.1:

13

III.3:

10

V.4:

14

VI.3:

11-12from conversion of tryptophan

V.4:

14

VI.3:

11-12 pipe, construction details

VI.3:

10 production from milk

V.4:

14

VI.3:

11-12sources for purchase of?

III.1:

13

III.3:

10tryptamine analogues of scheduled drugsavailability to general public

III.3:

10

III.4:

11feeding to

Psilocybe

spp. for increased psilocybin

III.3:

10obtaining from chemical supply companies

III.4:

11sources

III.3:

10tryptamine test stripscharacteristic reaction of indoles to

IV.4:

12characteristic reactions of DMT and psilocybin to

IV.4:

12instructions for making

IV.4:

12instructions for use of

IV.4:

12 para-dimethylaminobenzaldehyde as active agent in

IV.4:

12source of

IV.4:

12tryptamines see individual compounds, endogenous tryptaminesnot potentiated by

Peganum harmala

V.2:

2-3tryptophanderivatives as feed to DMT-producing plants to produce psilocin?

IV.4:

11for production of tryptamine

V.4:

14T.T.

II.4:

13

III.4:

17TTX see tetrododoxinTurkish Red (dye from

Peganum harmala

)

I.2:

7Turkey Red (


variety)

II.2:

15,27-28

III.3:

7

III.3:

12

IV.1:

11,12TURNER and MERLIS

II.3:

13TURNER, D.M. see D.M. TURNER (DMT, get it?)TURNER SEED COMPANY

IV.1:

16T.W.

IV.3:

15-16

IV.3:

19

V.1:

16TWINKLE

IV.2:

11TYLER and ROBBERS

VI.3:

6tyramine

I.2:

2,6

III.4:

4-5and MAOIs

III.4:

4-5Ubulawu Nomathotholo (“medicine of the singing ancestors”)legal struggle over

V.2:

16-17South African herbal medicine with 2C-B as main ingredient

V.2:

16-17UDENFRIEND, S.

II.1:

15,16UdV see Unaio de VegetalUFOs

II.1:

1

II.2:

3-4,31-32

Ultimate Journey, The

VI.2:

12UMI Dissertation Services

VI.1:

18Unaio de Vegetal

V.2:

15UNCLE FESTER

III.3:

11

IV.3:

6

V.4:

7-8,13United Nations International Drug Control Program

VI.3:

8

University Microfilms Drug Abuse Catalog

III.1:

7University Microfilms International Dissertation Services

VI.1:

18University of Michigan Herbarium

III.2:

16University of Houston Law Center

IV.2:

2-4USDA AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH SERVICE

IV.3:

10

Ustiligo maydis

(corn smut fungus), ergotism and

II.2:

12

Vaccinium ulignosum

(Bog Bilberry)accidental intoxications from

V.4:

16 parasitism of berries

V.4:

16

VI.2:

9-10 possible LSA content in fungus parasite

V.4:

15“psychoactive” infections more likely toxic

VI.2:

9-10 psychoactivity questioned

VI.2:

9-10vaporizersfrom glue guns

III.1:

13VALDES, LEANDER J. III

I.2:

5,14

III.3:

16VALDES, L.J. III,

et al

III.3:

16VALDES, L.J. III, J.L. DIAZ, and A.G. PAUL

III.3:

16VALEE, J

IV.1:

4VAN DUSEN, WILSON

III.2:

2VAN GILS, C. and P.A. COX

IV.2:

11VANCOUVER MYCOLOGICAL SOCIETY

II.3:

10-11vaporizersconstruction details

IV.4:

2-3

VI.4:

9from light bulb

VI.4:

9glue guns as vaporizers

III.1:

13

VI.4:

9techniques for use

IV.4:

2-3V.C.

I.2:

6velada (chant)

II.1:

3,5Velvet Bean see

Mucuna pruriensVinca

spp. (

major

and

minor

)alkaloids structurally similar to ibogaine in

V.2:

9dangers of ?

V.2:

9said to be psychoactive

V.2:

9vinegar see acetic acid/vinegar vinho de jurema see

Mimosa hostilis

VIRLA-WHIRLA see VWIRLA-WHIRLA

Virola

spp.as source of entheogenic snuff

V.2:

8source of trees sought

V.2:

8vision, plants to help failing?

V.2:

19“visionary tropanes” see tropanes,

Datura

,

Atropa belladonna

,

Brugmansia

,

Hyoscyamus niger

, flying ointments, belladonna alkaloids, etc.Vitamin K see KetamineVOGLES (textbook author; first name not given)

V.4:

13V.P.

III.2:

13

III.3:

15V.W.

IV.2:

19VWIRLA-WHIRLA

III.1:

4

III.4:

14

IV.1:

11-12W.A.

V.3:

12

VI.4:

5

Waiting for Cousteau (music)

IV.2:

8

Wall Street Journal

V.1:

5WALLACE, A.F.C.

II.2:

32WALSH, R.

II.2:

2,4War on Drugs

I.2:

1-2

II.3:

6

IV.2:

2-4WARRIORS ON THE EDGE OF TIME

V.1:

13WASSEL. G.M.

et al

IV.1:

14WASSON, R. GORDON

I.2:

5

II.1:

1,13-14

II.2:

9

II.3:

13

II.4:

5,10

V.1:

13

V.2:

7

V.3:

12

V.4:

4

VI.1:

5-6water (only a limited selection of references indexed!)as solvent

I.1:

4

I.2:

4,8

II.1:

6-9

II.2:

11,24

II.3:

13

III.4:

14,15,17

V.2:

6water lily, blue see

Nymphaea ampla

wattle see

Acacia

spp.WATTS, ALAN

V.4:

11WAXING MOON

V.3:

15W.B.

V.1:

17WDA

III.3:

5

Wealth of India

V.1:

12WEED, SUSAN S.

III.4:

17WEIL, ANDREW

V.3:

17

VI.1:

15WEIL, ANDREW, and DAVID, WADE

III.1:

3WEIL, ANDREW and ROSEN, WINIFRED

II.2:

12,19W.L.

V.3:

14Wellbutrin (buproprion)chemically related to diethylproprion (Tenuate)

II.4:

15list of enthoegens contraindicated when taking

II.4:

15risk of MAOIs with

II.4:

15



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VI.1:

7WESTERN BIOLOGICALS LTD

VI.4:

5wheatgrass juicer for extractions

III.3:

6

IV.1:

11-12

Where the Spirits Ride the Winds

IV.3:

18white noise production by multiple radios in geometric pattern

V.1:

11use with entheogens

V.1:

11

Widdershins, A Volatile Journal of Magick

VI.1:

11

VI.3:

7WILBUR, KEN

VI.1:

5WILDFLOWERS OF HEAVEN

IV.3:

11WILLIAMSON, DEL

III.1:

6WILSON, COLIN

I.1:

1

Wired Magazine

V.1:

12

Wise Woman Herbal for the Childbearing Years

III.4:

17

Witch Doctor’s Apprentice

II.2:

16

III.4:

8

Witches’ Garden, The

III.3:

8

V.3:

2,4“witchish herbs” see tropanes,

Datura

,

Atropa belladonna

,

Brugman- sia

,

Hyoscyamus niger

, flying ointments, belladonna alkaloids, etc.

Withania somnifera

II.2:

14

Wizard of the Four Winds

V.4:

11WOLF, FRED ALAN

IV.2:

8WOLFMAN, CLAUDIA

et al

III.1:

14

World Drug Report

VI.3:

8worldwide web see internetW.N.

II.1:

12wood alcohol see methanolwormwood see

Artemisia absinthum

W.W.

IV.3:

13

V.1:

12yage see ayahuascaYaqui Indians

IV.1:

2-4

Yatra (music)

V.2:

12“Yhuba Gold”

see also

Yuba Gold

IV.2:

9-10yogaas higher state than drug highs

VI.2:

6entheogens and

VI.2:

6,7-8YOGANANDA, PARMAHANSA

VI.1:

14yohimbe

III.2:

14-15as aphrodisiac

III.2:

14as MAOI?

III.2:

14

III.4:

7

IV.4:

17fluorescence under black light

VI.3:

14yohimbinenot active as MAOI inhibitor

IV.4:

17yopo see

Anadenanthera colubrinaYou Are Going to Jail

V.2:

10YOUNG, ARTHUR

VI.1:

5Y.U.

III.3:

10“Yuba Gold” herbal smoking mixturerecipe for

V.1:

12Yugoslavian fresh-cut (


variety)

II.2:

15,27ZAND (standardized extracts)

VI.3:

6

Zamfir (music)

IV.2:

7ZAPF, REVEREND ANNE L.

II.3:

5ZEMEN

V.1:

18

Zohar, The

VI.4:

15Zoloft

II.2:

31zombie potions

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A

A

ARDVARK

, D

AVID

1,66,69,70,74,89,93,101,104Abandoning the Ship 59absinthe 15,53

Acacia baileyana

53

Acacia maidenii

53acetone 5,85,100,101acid (also see LSD) 2,42,108acid hydrolysis 10acidhead 107ACLU 79

Acorus calamus

16,53,83,116,117

Acorus gramineus

16,117

Acremonium

101,102,103,104

Acremonium loliade

101

Adansonia digitata

83addiction interrupter 25adorant 36after-effect 28,93A

GHAJANIAN

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GUIRRE

, A

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44,111A

GURELL

, S. 18,71,96,98Ajna Chakra 31

Albizia julibrissin

53

Alchornea floribunda

50alcohol5,10,29,31,32,33,74,78,100,104,111alcohol, denatured 100alcohol, rubbing 104A

LDRICH

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LL

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LLEN

, J.W. 63,64,82allies 89,93,95ally 34,89,95,119Alpine arc 35Altar Rock 34,35alternative lifestyle 106

Amanita

35

Amanita muscaria

22,33,34,35,36,60,61,63

Amanita muscaria

v.

flavivolvata

117

Amanita pantherina

33Amanitas 33A

MARINGO

, P

ABLO

80,86,109amatoxin 33Amazon 15,85A

MAZON

J

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15Amazonian 44,85,111

American Journal of Pharmaceutical Ed

. 96American Mother 91A

MERICAN

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M

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105ammonia 65,66ammonium 78,96ammonium nitrate 77ammonium sulfate 77A

MPEX

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16,53


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NATI

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NGELIDIS

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11,12angel’s trumpet 116animal(s) 32,73,74,93,94,103animals studies 28ankhs 93A

NONYMOUS

59,92antelope horn 52anthropologist 85anthropology 49,85anthropomorphic 35anticoagulant 8antidepressant(s) 31,32antioxidant 7,8,10antipsychotic 32Apocynaceae 29A

PPLESEED

, J

OHNNY

3,68,77,78aquarium 33A

RCAMONE

63archaeological 35, 44,60archaeologist 36archaic 112archetypal 108archetype(s), the 41

Arctostaphylos uva-ursi

53

Areca catechu

52, 83,116,117arecoline hydrobromide 117areole(s) 6,17,19,21,68,70

Argemone mexicana

83

Argyreia nervosa

16,74,75,82Ariocarpi 72

Ariocarpus

66,72,73,83


53,72,84

Ariocarpus kotschoubeyanus

72A

RISTA

R

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104

Armatocereus laetus

73,74,83armchair psychologist 66arrow 36

Art in America

106

Art News

106

Artemisia absinthium

82, 83,116

Artforum

106artificial paradise 22

Arundo donax

117ascorbic acid 11,65Ashaninca 85ashwagandha 53asphyxia 28

Astrophytum

73

Astrophytum myriostigma

73Atacama 44Ati-Buddha 105A

TKINS

, E

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112

Atropa belladonna

16,53, 82atropine 33auto-oxidize 30ayahuasca4,7,15,27,33,49,50,53,79,85,111

Ayahuasca Analogs

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ER

Monograph) 96ayahuasca analogue 68,76,78

Ayahuasca Analogues

52

Ayahuasca and Ayahuasca Alkaloids

76ayahuasca, mushroom 7

Ayahuasca Visions

80ayahuasqueros 85azeotrope 100

B

B. G

REEN

65B.K. 69,72,73,95B.M. 67baby Hawai’ian woodrose 49,53,116B

ACKEBERG

, C

URT

6,21,69,71B

ACON

, F

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109bacteria 10,71baeocystin 64banana peels 6B

ANERJEE

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7,50,52,53,70B

ARLOW

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ARNES

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ASEMENT

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ASU

, N. 74bat guano 71B

AUDELAIRE

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HARLES

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AUMANN

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EAR

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UBLISHING

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ERESFORD

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ERNARDINI

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ERT

, M. 27,29betel nut 52,116B

HATTACHARYA

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IEMANN

, K. 30Big Brother 109Big Bud (

Cannabis

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IG

S

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IGWOOD

, J. 10,62biochemistry 49B

IOGENESIS

L

ABORATORIES

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IOSEARCH

T

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NC

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110bis-noryangonin 64blade 36B

LAIN

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LAKE

, W. 22,106,109B

LANPIN

, O. 28,29B

LASCHKO

, H. 74blindfold 91bliss 90blood pressure, low 28B

LOSSER

, B

RET

44,45,118,119Blueberry (

Cannabis

seed) 83blueing 8boa constrictors 85“Bob” 4B

OCK

, M. 79B

OCKS

, S

HELIA

M. 9,10body temperature 29body-cavity searches 22B

OIRE

, R

ICHARD

G

LEN

14,46,47,114bong 3,57B

ONSON

, K

IT

32Borametz 11,12B

ORG

, J

OHN

69B

OSCH

, H

IERONYMUS

109B

OSKEY

, L

OGAN

20B

OSSCHART

, J

OHFRA

109B

OTANIC

A

RT

81B

OTANICAL

P

RESERVATION

C

ORPS

27,44,45,118,119

Botany and Chemistry of Hallucinogens

89bovidae 35B

RADY

, L.R. 64brain 32,33,41,106brain disorder 99bread 62breathing, irregular 28B

REITENBUSH

H

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S

PRINGS

45,117, 118B

RENNEISEN

, R. 96bridgesigenin A 70bridgesigenin B 70B

RIGGS

, H

ARVEY

111B

RINK

, V.C. 76,77,78B

RITISH

P

ARLIAMENT

79B

RITTON

, N.L. 6,17,21,68,69,98bromelain 7Bronze age 35B

ROOKHEISER

, R

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79B

ROTHERS

G

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84

Browningia candelaris

73

Brugmansia

52,82,95,116B

RUHN

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Cannabis

seed) 83Budapest 89,103buddha 105, 108Buddhist 41,79Buddhist, Tantric 94Buddhist, Tibetan Dzogchen 106buffalo horn 52bufotenine 59,78B

URNING

M

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45

Bursera fagaroides

83

Bursera hindsiana

83

Bursera microphylla

83Bushman 81butyrolactone 51,52buzz 33,57Bwiti 27,46B

ZRK

104

C

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Cannabis indica

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Claviceps nigricans

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Claviceps paspali

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Claviceps purpurea

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LEAR

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100Clement, Francesco 109clerodane 118C

LIMAX

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Coffea arabica

82coffee 14,100coffeeshops 45C

OHEN

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Cola nitida

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Cornus stolonifera

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Datura stramonium

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Dying

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Echinocereus triglochidiatus

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Echinocystis lobata

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Echinopsis

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Echinopsis Pachanoi

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Echinopsis peruviana

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Echinopsis Zucc.

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Ecstatic Body Postures…

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FRON

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Eleusis

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LIADE

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Ephedra sinica

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Epithelantha micromeris

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Erythrina flabelliformis

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Erythrina lysistemon

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Erythroxylum coca

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Finnegans Wake

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, F. 28fish 62fish emulsion 71F

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, C.H. 78,G

ALLAGHER

, R.T. 102gamma-butyrolactone 51

Ganoderma lucidum

50G

ARTZ

, J. 63,64,82gas 9gecko lizard 52G

EISEL

, T. 22gelatin 7G

EO

-D

ATA

C

HEMICALS

14geometric pattern 31German shepherd 31G

ESS

, R.W. 49gharu 67,68GHB 12,14,51,81G

HOSAL

, S. 67,68giant laughing mushroom 63G

IGER

, H.R. 109ginger 66

Gingko

52

Gingko biloba

83ginseng 67G

IPS

, E

LIZABETH

40,41,42,43G

LASS

, L

OUIS

6G

LASSER

, I

RA

79

Glimpsing the Empyrean

107glycerin 11gnomes 31G

NOSTIC

, T

HE

3God 5,43,93,107,109God-consciousness 41Godhead 110G

OETHE

, J

OHANN

117G

OLD

, C.B. 8,9,10,11,66G

OLDSTEIN

, M. 74G

OODMAN

, F

ELICITAS

94G

ORE

, B

ELINDA

94G

ORMAN

(missing reference) 28G

ORMAN

, P

ETER

15G

OTTLIEB

, A

DAM

19, 96G

OULD

, F.W. 103G

OUTAREL

(missing reference) 30gramine 76grapefruit 7G

RATEFUL

D

EAD

104G

RAVES

, R

OBERT

60,61,62Great White Shark (

Cannabis

seed) 83Greater Mysteries (also see Eleusianian) 61green peppers 6green tea 53G

REENHOUSE

84G

REY

, A

LEX

45,89,104,105,106,107,108,109,110G

REY

, A

LLYSON

105,108,109G

REY

, Z

ENA

108

Grifola frondosa

50G

RINSPOON

, L

ESTER

79Grof 41,43,79,111G

RÖGER

, D. 63

Growing the Hallucinogens

117G

RUBER

, J.W. 100guarana 53guide 40,42,90G

WYLLM

92

Gymnopilus

63,64

Gymnopilus aeruginosus

63

Gymnopilus braendlei

63,64

Gymnopilus intermedius

63,64

Gymnopilus leteoviridis

(

sic

) 64

Gymnopilus liquiritiae

63

Gymnopilus luteofolius

63

Gymnopilus luteoviridis

63

Gymnopilus lutes

63

Gymnopilus purpuratus

50,63,64

Gymnopilus spectabilis

63,64

Gymnopilus subpurpuratus

63

Gymnopilus validipes

63

Gymnopilus viridans

63

H

H.G. 32H

AGMAN

, J.L. 78


22H

ANH

, T

HICH

N

HAT

25H

ANNA

, J

ON

12,15,16,20,21,22,49,53,81,85,105,106,107,108,109,110,116,117H

ANS

-J

OACHIM

S

CHULTZ

16H

ARING

, K

EITH

109harm reduction 111harmala (also see

Peganum harmala

) 7harmaline 4harmine 29H

ARVARD

M

EDICAL

S

CHOOL

79H

ATFIELD

, G.M. 64H

ATTER

3Hawai’ian woodrose 116Haze x Northern Lights (

Cannabis

seed) 84head 106headache 9healers 80,94healing 2heart 28,33,36heart muscle 28

Heart Net

105Heaven 109,110H

EFFTER

, A. 18,96H

EGNAUER

, R. 74

Heimia salicifolia

53,83,116H

EKSENKRING

82hell 33, 109H

ELMLIN

, H. 96hemp 79

Hemp Times

79henbane 116

Herbal Highs

6

HERBAL

KICKS

50herbal MDMA substitute(s) 49, 53H

ERBAL

P

SYCHEDELICS

S

HOP

53H

ERBAL

-S

HAMAN

16H

ERBEN

S

HAMAN

, T

HE

16H

ERER

, J

ACK

79H

ERSHEY

8hexane 5,100hexobarbitol 29

Hieracium pilocell

a 53,82Hierophants 63H

IGH

Q

UALITY

S

EEDS

82

High Times

15,47,79Hindu Kush (

Cannabis

seed) 82hippies 107H

OFMANN

, A

LBERT

43,61,89,108,109H

OGSHIRE

, J

IM

116H

OLMES

, O

LIVER

W

ENDELL

59holographic reality 58Holotropic Breathwork 26, 44,79,111H

OLOTROPICS

111

Home Brewing and Microbrewery

5


42

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H

OME

D

EPOT

95

Homeric Hymn to D

EMETER

61H

OMESTEAD

B

OOK

C

OMPANY

116honey 25Hopi 52hops 5hornet’s nest 52H

OROSKO

, S

HER

79horse 102,103horse manure 71Hottentots 81Huichol 45,52,53,108humanoid 93

Humulus lupulus

82,83H

UXLEY

, A

LDOUS

42,106hydergine 97hydra 91,92hydrogen 10hydrolysis 51hydrolyze 38hydroponic 54hydroxyindole 10

Hyoscyamus niger

53,82,83,116


83hyperspace 31,63hypertensive 4,32hypnogogic 73hypnotic 29hypotensive 28,29

I

iboga-type 27ibogaine 15,25,26,27,28,29,30,46,47ibogaline 27,29ibogamine 27,29ibotenic acid 33iboxygaine 27,29icaro 86iconography 45

Ilex paraguariensis

83

In The Dark

104I

NCENSE

AND

I

NSENSIBILITY

C

ONFERENCE

112incontinence 28I

NDIANA

U

NIVERSITY

101I

NDIANA

U

NIVERSITY

P

RESS

94Indians 2Indo-European 35,36indole 8,11,47,66,78indolic 1-position nitrogen 10infinite 3infinite consciousness 41

Info-Psychology

86I

NNER

F

RONTIERSMAN

3,12I

NNER

T

RADITIONS

86, 110insect-like 110I

NSTITUTE

OF

N

OETIC

S

CIENCES

112Internet 1,7,8,9,10,50,54

Ipomoea

83

Ipomoea tricolor

16,53

Ipomoea tuberosa

116

Ipomoea violacea

82Iron age 35I

SLAND

G

ROUP

117iso-ergine 63isoprene 5isopropyl alcohol 5isovoacangine 27,29I

TALIAN

S

OCIETY

FOR

THE

S

TUDY

… 49Itkonen 36

J

J. P. W

ILLIAMSII

67J.C. 75J.C.E. 31J.H. 57J.O. 89J

ACK

F

LASH

(

Cannabis

seed) 83J

ACK

H

ERER

(

Cannabis

seed) 83J

ACOB

(also see

Secret Chief

) 23,40,42,43J

ANIGER

, O

SCAR

42J

ANOT

(missing reference) 30 jaw clench 8J

ECKER

, S

TORM

119J

ELL

-O 7 jellyfish 93 jimson weed 116JLF 27,37,39, 101J

ODY

H

ORD

16J

ONATHAN

O

TT

B

OOKS

23 joy 2,90,92J

OYCE

, J

AMES

22Juicy Fruit (

Cannabis

seed) 82Jules’ (

sic

) Giant 38Jule’s (

sic

) Giant 70J

UNG

, C

ARL

41Jungian 23

Justica pectoralis

52

Juxtapoz

106

K

Kakteenlexikon

6K

APADIA

, G

OVIND

J. 74K

APLAN

, R.W. 35K

ASPER

, T

OM

14kava 3,52K

AVA

K

AUAI

116

Kedrostis capensis

83K

ELSEY

, F.E. 18K

ENNEDY

, M

ICHAEL

79khat (also see

Catha edulis

) 49,116K

INOSHITA

, K. 70,74

Kissing

110KK 242 18,19,20,21,68,69,71KK 338 64KKUP 91.5 43K

LARWEIN

, M

AT

i 109knife 35K

NIZE

, K

AREL

18,19kola nut 53K

ORNFIELD

, J

ACK

79kykeon 61,79

L

LA-111 116lab animal 27L

AB

T

ECH

51,84

Lactiporus sulfurcus

50

Lactuca virosa

82,83ladybugs, black 104L

AMB

(missing reference) 86Lappish 36larva 57Lascaux 94L

AUGHING

M

OON

C

OMPANY

52learning enhancing drug 13L

EARY

, T

IMOTHY

86,109

Legal Highs

117L

EGENDARY

E

THNOBOTANICAL

R

ESOURCES

17, 20,21,27,30,36lemon juice 36,37,69

Lenitula edodes

50

Leonotis leonurus

53, 83,117

Leonurus cardiaca

53

Leonurus sibiricus

53, 82

Les Paradis Artificiels

22Lesser Mysteries (also see Eleusinian) 61leucopenia, temporary 28L

I

P

O

74liana 86L

IBERTI

, L.E. 33lightning 34,35

Ligusticum

30L

ILLY

R

ESEARCH

L

ABORATORIES

28lime juice 10,37,96L

INCOFF

, G

ARY

44L

INDESMITH

C

ENTER

, T

HE

79L

INDGREN

, J.-E. 7lithium 32L

ITTLE

H

AWK

100liver 33,72,74liver disease 31

Lloydia

96

Lobelia inflata

83

locus coeruleus

32logos 86lolitrem B 101

Lolium temulentum

101

Lophophora diffusa

82,84

Lophophora jourdaniana

84

Lophophora lutea

84


18,22,37,49,50,52,53,69,70,72,81,82,84,96,98,116

Lophophora williamsii El Huizache

84


Lemaire 46


var.

caespitosa

84


var.

decipiens

84


var.

jourdaniana

84


var.

pentagona

84


var.

texensis

84L

ORAX

22lotus 57,108Louvre Museum 60love 2,41,57,92,105,108LSD 2,4,13,30,31,32,33,41,42,43,45,95,106,109,115,116ludible 79ludibund 22L

UNA

, L

UIS

E

DUARDO

44,111L

UNDSTRÖM

, J. 96, 98L

YCAEUM

,

THE

8,84

Lycium fremontii

83lysergamide 91lysergic acid amide 7,47,101,102,103

M

M.B. 4M

ACINTOSH

51madness 3M

ADSEN

, J.E. 68,98



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43


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magic eye 2

Magic Mushroom Cultivation

9

Magic Mushroom Grower’s Guide

9

Magic Mushrooms in Some Third World Countries

82

Magic Mushrooms of the Hawaiian Islands

82

Magic Mushrooms of the Pacific Northwest

82magical 83Mahaung 64malt 5

Mammillaria

73

Mammillaria craigii

73,84

Mammillaria heyderi

53,73

Mammillaria yaquiensii

84

Mandragora

53

Mandragora autumnalis

53MAO 4,7,32MAO-a 4MAO-b 4MAOI 4,7,31, 32,70MAPS 23,32,42,43

MAPS Bulletin

32,42

Marah

6

Marah fabaceus

6M

ARGADARSI

70

María Sabina: Saint Mother of the Sacred Mushroom

82marihuana 46marijuana 70,109,116

Marijuana Beer: How to Make Your Own Hi- Brew

5

Marijuana Law

14,46,114M

ARINGER

36Maritimes Alps 34,35M

ARLBORO

M

AN

22M

ARRO

, G. 35M

ARTEN

, G.C. 76,77,78mason jar 67Master Kush (

Cannabis

seed) 82M

ATA

, R. 71Maui Waui (

Cannabis

seed) 82Mayan 79Mazatec 45,118Mazatec Sierra 45M

C

C

OMB

, E.N. 77M

C

K

ENNA

, T

ERENCE

13,16,23,61,62,79,106,110,112,117M

C

K

ENNA

, D

ENNIS

7,116M

C

K

ENNITT

, L

OREENA

91M

C

L

AUGHLIN

, J.L. 18,74,99MDMA4,7,8,32,45,92,93,114,115,119M

EDICAL

E

CONOMICS

C

OMPANY

31,32medical marijuana 79medicinal 5,83,85medicine 94meditation 44,79,111meditational 108Mediterranean sea 34M

ED

L

INE

9medusa 92melon 7memory enhancing drug 13M

ENLO

P

ARK

42

Mentha pulegium

53meprobamate 70M

ERCADO

, L

EO

18M

ERCURY

(H

OUSE

) B

OOKS

3, 4mescaline2,4,18,19,21,27,32,69,70,71,73,74,95,96,97,98,109

Mesembryanthemum

81

Mesembryanthemum expansum

81

Mesembryanthemum tortuosum

81,83metalloprotiens 8,9methanol 5methyl-ergonovine 62methylene chloride 65, 100M

ETZNER

, R

ALPH

45mice 58,74M

ICHAUX

, H

ENRI

106,109M

ICHELANGELO

109microscope 109milk thistle 33

Mimosa hostilis

16,50,53,117

Mimosa pudica

15

Mimosa tenuiflor

a 83mind 41M

IND

S

TATES

(conference) 5,13,19M

INDFOLD

105minimalism 106M

IRACLE

-G

RO

71,72,96mirror 33,108

Mission of Art, The

105,110mistletoe 49Mithraic 35,36moclobemide 4,93monoamine oxidase inhibitor (also see MAOI)32monosodium glutamate 6M

ONTGOMERY

, R

OB

44,45,79,98,99,119M

OORE

, R.M. 76,77M

ORGENTHALER

, J. 97morning glories 101morning glory 47,52,95,103,116morphine 29morphogenetic 103mosquito-type proboscis 57Mother Goddess 61Mother Nature 63

Mucuna pruriens

16M

ÜLLER

, J

OHANNES

74M

ULLER

-E

BELING

, C

LAUDIA

45M

ULLIS

, K

ARY

44M

ULVENA

, D.P. 78mummies 44M

URPHY

, D

ENNIS

L. 32muscarine 33muscarinic 33muscimol 33muscle tension 8M

USEO

C

IVICO

DI

R

OVERETO

49mushroom 2,4,6,7,8,9,10,11,15,22,30,31,32,34,35,36,44,45,49,60,61,63,64,66,67,70,75,79,104,109,116mushroom spore 50mushroom spore syringe 53mushroom-like 61mushroom-tree 49mushroomic 35mycelium 67mycological 60

Myristica fragrans

83mystic(s) 109

N

N.E. 3N

ADELMANN

, E

THAN

79NaOH 51N

ARBY

, J

EREMY

85,86narcissism 106narcotic 103naringenin 7N

ATIONAL

I

NSTITUTE

OF

M

ENTAL

H

EALTH

32

National Review

79natural 65,66

Nature of Mind

110N

ATURE

’

S

C

ONTROL

104nausea 8,9,25,27,33,38,66,67Nazca 73Nebula (Starcloud) (

Cannabis

seed) 82N

EELEY

, P. 62neoclerodane 5, 118neolithic 35,61neon 31

Neoraimondia roseiflora

83

Nepeta cataria

53,82nervous system 32nervousness 8neural 86neurochemical 22neurogenetic 86neuron 32,64,86neuroreceptor 32neurotoxic 32,64neurotransmitter 32,41new age 106N

EW

M

ILLENNIUM

I

NSTITUTE

16,112

New York Times, The

85

Nicotiana

53,82

Nicotiana rustica

52N

IEMOELLER

, M

ARK

101nightmare 33N

IGHTSHADE

116nihilism 106N

ISKER

, W

ES

79nitrates 78nitrogen 71,77,78,96nitrogen oxide 66non-nauseating 27non-therapeutic 32non-toxic 28, 62,63nonamphetamine 29noosphere 117noradrenaline 32normacromerine 68NORML 79Northern Lights (

Cannabis

seed) 82,83,84noxious 95nuclear blast 26numb 27

O

O-acetylvoacanginol 29

Obregonia denegrii

83octopod(s) 2, 93octopus 94O

ERIC

, O.N. 9O

F

T

HE

J

UNGLE

20,21,27,37


44

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officiant 36Ojibway 34O

LD

C

ROW

89,101oligoisoprenoids 64O

LIVER

-B

EVER

, B. 28,29O

M

-C

HI

H

ERB

C

OMPANY

52Oneness 110opium poppy 46O

RAM

, R.N. 77,78orange pekoe tea 67organic 71,104O

RION

7O

RTEGA

, A. 5oscilloscope 109O

SS

, O.T. 9O

STOLOZA

, C

ARLOS

73other, the 110

Othonna herrei

83O

TT

, J

ONATHAN

4,5,7,10,11,15,22,27,28,33,36,45,49,60,62,64,74,79,86,102,104,116,118overdose 31ovine 31oxidation 8,9,10,11oxygen 9

P

p-diphenol oxidase 10P.D. 35,39P.G. 64P.L. 66P450-1A2 7pachanoic 69


37, 53

Painting

109Palenque 80,118Paleolithic 35

Panaeolus

10, 61

Panax ginseng

83

Panaeolus subbalteatus

50

Papaver somniferum

16,46,49,52,53,82,84papaverine 29P

ARADISE

S

EEDS

82,84parapsychology 94P

ARDANANI

, J.H. 18,38parenchymal 38P

ARIS

, R. 29P

ARKER

, J

OSEPH

109P

ARMAR

, S.S. 76,77,78

Paspalum distichum

L. 62

Passiflora

49,52,82


83

Passiflora rubra

53Passion Flower 64P

AT

B

UCHANAN

and B

ILLY

G

RAM

67pathogen 71Pau D’arco 53

Paullinia cupana

83

Pedilanthus tithymaloides

83

Peganum harmala

4,16,49,50,52,53,66,83,96

Pelecyphora aselliformis

84Penàn 67P

ENDELL

, D

ALE

4,5,45,58,89,119P

ENGUIN

P

UTNAM

, I

NC

. 85peramine 101P

ERCHERON

, F. 28

Pereskiopsis

83P

ERFECT

F

UNGI

E

UROPE

53perivine 29P

ERSEPHONE

60,61

Persephone’s Quest

52personal unconscious 41Peruvian torch 68,116pesticides 72petroleum ether 5P

ETROSKI

, R

ICHARD

101,104peyote2,19,45,46,49,53,66,67,70,95,99,116

Peyote and Other Psychoactive Cacti

19P

EYOTE

F

OUNDATION

, T

HE

21peyote tar 70PF T

EK

75

Phalaris

53,65,74,75,76,77,78

Phalaris aquatica

16, 53,76,77

Phalaris aquatica

AQ-1 74,76


16,53,78,82,83,101

Phalaris tuberosa

77

Phalaris tuberosa

cv. Australian Commercial77

Phalaris tuberosa

cv. stenoptera 77phallus 62phantasmagoria 86

Pharmaceutical Nation

116“Pharmaco Prohibita” 14,46,114pharmacological 22,27,28,30,74,98, 99pharmacology 28,45,49

Pharmacophilia or, the Natural Paradises

4,22, 23

Pharmacotheon

33,36,74,86,116pharmahuasca 45

Pharmako/Gnosis

4

Pharmako/Poeia

3,4,89Pharsalus 60,61,62phenethylamine(s) 4,17,69,74, 79phenol 11P

HILLIP

101,102phlegm 86

Pholiota nameko

50phosphatase 9,11phosphate 8,9


53physiological 25,89

Phytolacca acinosa

53Phytomphalos 22P

IANTELLI

, M. 36P

ICASSO

, P. 107Pichis Valley 85

PIHKAL

23,52

Pills-A-Go-Go

116pineal gland 109pineapple 7

Piper betel

52

Piper methysticum

16,52,53,64,83piracetam 96,97plant spirit 89

Plant Spirit Medicine

89

Plants of the Gods

52P

LATO

’

S

Cave 59

Pleurotus ostreatus

50point of collection 58poisoning 44poisonous 44,64,103P

OISSON

, J. 18,96P

OLIVOY

, S

ILVIA

44,111P

OLLOCK

, S

TEVEN

H. 9P

OLLOCK

, J

ACKSON

109

Polyporus versicolor

10Pop art 106poppy 15, 64P

OPPYSEED

3P

ORTER

, J.K. 62P

OSITRONICS

S

EED

B

ANK

84potentiation 7,32,96P

OWELL

, R

ICHARD

101,103,104power plant 5P

OWERFUL

P

LANTS

116P

RAIRIE

D

RAGON

12

Praying

110

Pregnancy

110

Prescience Magazine

117P

RINCE

N

EVILLE

’

S

F

AMOUS

G

INGER

B

EER

66prisoner 41,42

Progress of the Soul

110prophetic 62prostrate 6,21,68,69,70

Prostration

109P

ROTO

P

IPE

™ 70Prozac 32psilocin 7,8,9,10,11psilocine 64

Psilocybe

10,35,61,63,64


50

Psilocybe bohemica

50

Psilocybe caerulescens

50

Psilocybe cubensis

7,49,50,57,66,84,116


49,50,67,84

Psilocybe mexicana

50

Psilocybe natalensis

50


31,50

Psilocybe tampanensis

50

Psilocybe weilii

50psilocybian6,7,8,9,10,11,22,32,45,53,61,63,64,66,70,75

Psilocybian Mushroom Cultivation: A Brief History

82psilocybin7,8,9,10,11,32,41,42,63,64,70,117

Psilocybin Mushrooms of the World

60psilocybin-active 63psilocybine 64P

SILONAUT

64psychedelic 13psychedelic elders 66

Psychedelic Illuminations

109


8


16,17,18,53,85,117


3,52,101,102,103


16,53,85,117


27,52,117P

SYCHIATRY

O

N

-L

INE

32psychic 94P

SYCHOACTIVITY

(conference) 45



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psychoanalytic 26psychoanalytical 2psychologist 23psychology 42psychopharmacological 22, 61psychopharmacology 60,61psychoptic 74psychosis 41psychotherapist 42psychotherapy 23,40,43,45,49,119psychotomimetic 41

Psychotria alba

52

Psychotria viridis

16,50,52,53,117psychotropic 97P

SYLOCYBE

F

ANATICUS

53,75P

UMMANGURA

, S. 71punctiform spots 36P

URE

L

AND

E

THNOBOTANICALS

117pyramids 93pyrones 64

Q

quaaludes 70Q

UEVAUVILLER

, M.A. 28,29Q

UICK

A

MERICAN

A

RCHIVES

5quinone 8,9,10,11quinonic 9quinonoid 11

R

R.G. 58rabbit 73,74

Rabiea albinota

83rain forest 15, 44,80,111R

ARE

H

ERB

52Rarian 63R

ASTOGI

, R.P. 74rat 32R

ATHBUN

, R.C. 28R

ÄTSCH

, C

HRISTIAN

5,45,47,79rave 45,107raven 37R

AVER

B

OOKS

82

Raw Vision

106reality 33,41,57,58,92,94receptor 26, 32R

EDON

109R

EDWOOD

C

ITY

S

EEDS

101R

EED

, D

ONNA

91religion 5,59,110religious 22,35,36,41,111R

EMBRANDT

109R

ENDIG

, V.V. 77reserpine 28,29

Resonance Project, The

12respiratory depression 28,29respiratory infection 71respiratory paralysis 28R

EUTERS

14R

HOMPUS

8,59R

ITTER

(missing reference) 98ritual 35

Rivea corymbosa

16,53R

IVIER

, L. 7RNA 86R

OACH

, S

TEVE

90R

OCHE

4rock art 35,36,44rodent 64Roman(s) 35,36R

ONIN

P

UBLISHING

, I

NC

. 19R

OSE

, J.N. 6,17,21,68,69,98R

OSENTHAL

, E

D

5R

OSETTA

9R

OWAN

, D.D. 102R

OWLEY

(missing reference) 98R

UCK

, C.A.P. 49,61,62rye seed 67

S

S. B

EAR

96,98S.H. 3,31,58sacrament 22,89sacred 35,36sacred art 107

Sacred Cacti and Some Selected Succulents

19,52, 95

Sacred Mirrors

105,108,110


14,46,114S

ACRED

S

UCCULENTS

82,83sacrifice 36sacrificial 35S

AGARMATHA

84S

AGE

S

TUDENT

100S

ALLE

, D

AVID

109

Salvia

92,118

Salvia Argentia

118

Salvia carnosa

118

Salvia coccinea

118

Salvia divinorum

1,3,5,13,16,45,52,53,54,57,58,73,81,83,84,90,92,100,101,104,116,117,118,119

Salvia divinorum

5X extract 52

Salvia Divinorum FAQ, The

100

Salvia Divinorum Grower’s Guide

54,104

Salvia greggii

118

Salvia microphila

118

Salvia miltiorrhiza

118

Salvia sclerea

118

Salvia splendens

5,52,118

Salvia superba

118salvinorin 90salvinorin A5,13,45,74,90,91,92,100,101,118,119salvinorin B 5,118salvinorin C 53

Salvinorin: The Psychedelic Essence…

15S

AMORINI

, G

IORGIO

35,36,49,60,61,62,63,74,79Samsara 110San Pedro 15,19,52

San Pedro Fanatic FAQ

2sangha 57sauna 57,118sausages 58S

AVONA

, G. 5S

AWYER

, A

NDY

112scale 104Scandinavian 35

Sceletium tortuosum

83,117S

CHAEFER

, S

TACY

45S

CHARF

, K

ENNY

109Schedule I 46,47, 99Schedule II 47Schedule III 47

Schizandra chinensis

83schizophrenia 41S

CHULTES

, R.E. 89S

CHULTZ

71S

CHUMANN

(missing reference) 30sci-fi style aliens 93scorpion 52

Scrapbook of a Haight Ashbury Pilgrim, The

43scuba diving 33

Scutellaria laterifolia

83sea horse 52S

ECOND

I

NTERNATIONAL

C

ONFERENCE

… 111

Secret Chief, The

15, 23,40,43sedation 73sedative 29S

EEDBANK

C

OMPANY

, T

HE

83S

ENSATONICS

50S

ENSI

1 84S

ENSI

2 84S

ENSI

3 84S

ENSI

S

EED

B

ANK

84Sensi Star (

Cannabis

seed) 82S

ENTIENT

E

XPERIENTIALS

80S

ERIOUS

84serotonergic 32serotonin 32serpent 86,92

Serpent Cosmique

85serpentine 86sertraline hydrochloride 31S

FAMENI

, G.G. 61shadow, the 41shaman(s) 34,36,44,45,80, 85,95S

HAMAN

(business) 83shamanic 35,44,79,85S

HAMANIC

T

ONICS

11shamanic trance 94shamanically 58shamanism 15,49,52,79,85

Shamanism: Archaic Techniques of Ecstasy

94S

HAMANISMO

, I

NC

. 52,84, 117shamanistic 36,94S

HAMBHALA

P

UBLICATIONS

105,110sheep 45,103S

HULGIN

, A

LEXANDER

T. (S

ASHA

)5,7,9,10,11,19,23,27,28,40,43,45,79,105,118S

HULGIN

, A

NN

19,27,28,40,43,45,79,118,119S

HULGIN

, A

NN

& S

ASHA

106,118S

HULGIN

Scale 27,37Siberian 34,35,36side effect(s) 9, 28, 33, 65, 73, 75,93S

IEBERT

, D. 5,45,53,100,101,118,119Sierra Mazatec 118silkworm excrement 52Silver Pearl (

Cannabis

seed) 83

Silybum marianum

33Sirocco 77sitter 119ska Pastora 45,116, 117, 119skeletal muscles 28


46

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skeleton 105Skunk #1 (

Cannabis

seed) 83S

LAYTOR

, M

ICHAEL

78sleepy grass 102,103,104S

LOTTA

, K.H. 74smartshops 45S

MILKSTEIN

, M.J. 32S

MOLENSKI

, S.J. 68snake 92snuff 44,45,79soap, liquid castile 104S

OCIEDAD

PARA

LA

P

RESERVACIÓN

… 54,104sodium dithionate 11sodium nitrate 77

Solandra grandiflora

52solar plexus 94S

OLID

P

HASE

S

CIENCE

5soluble fertilizer 71solvent(s) 65,66,100Soma 35,49,79S

OMA

G

RAPHICS

12


53soul 22,23,86,90“Sources” 15,49,81,116soxhlet 28S

PARKS

, T

AV

111spasmolytic 29S

PECTRAL

M

INDUSTRIES

14,46,54,114spectroscopy 5spermatozoa 86sphinx 31S

PICE

D

ISCOUNTERS

64spike(s) 18spine(s)6,18,19,21,36,68,69,70,72,95,98spiral 108spirit(s) 33,105spirit guide 94spiritual 79,105,106,110spirituality 59spore print 116spore syringe 67,75S

RIVASTAVA

, R.S. 68ß-carboline 7,76SSRI 32S

TAFFORD

, P

ETER

34,70S

TAMETS

, P

AUL

44,45,60,63,64,67,79steam (treatment) 8,9stepladder 36stimulant 13,27,28,71,73,99stimulation 28,59,72,73

Stipa robusta

16,100,101,102,103,104S

TOLAROFF

, M

YRON

15,23,40,41,42,43,89,108S

TOLAROFF

, J

EAN

40stomach 65S

TONE

R

ANGER

, T

HE

57

Stropharia cubensis

(also see

P. cubensis

) 50S

TROUP

, K

EITH

79subconscious 66,90sublingual 5succulent 69,82sulfuric acid 65,66sun opener 116Super Skunk (

Cannabis

seed) 82, 83S

UPERWEED

, M

ARY

J

ANE

6S

YMINGTON

, K

EN

79synapse 41S

YNCHROVISION

’

S

B

RAIN

M

ACHINE

51synthetic 65,66,71Syrian rue 52

T

Tabernaemontana

27,28,29

Tabernaemontana sananho

27,28,30tabernamine 29

Tabernanthe iboga

15,16,25,27,28,30,46,47,50,53,79,84tabernanthine 27,29tabersonine 27,28,29taboo 85Tachism 109T

AESOTIKUL

, T. 28

Tagetes lucida

53,83Taino 49T

ANAKA

(missing reference) 64tanins 100Tantric 109Tantrism 109T

ARCHER

/P

UTNAM

85T

AUB

, E

RIC

25,26,27T

AYLOR

, W.I. 28T

CHELITCHEV

, P

AVEL

109technophobic 71telepathic 57telepathically 31telescope 109T

ELLURIDE

M

USHROOM

F

ESTIVAL

44tendril 2T

ENGU

27,30,37,38tentacle 2,94

Teonanácatl: Ancient Shamanic…

82Teotihuacan 104Tepantitla 104tequila 67terpene 5, 118terpenoid 118tetracyclic 32tetrahydroharmine 70tetrahydroisoquinolines 96

Thanatos to Eros

43, 89T

HANEROS

P

RESS

43THC 82

The Cactaceae

17,21

The Exaltation of the Flower

60“The Magnificent Void” 90

The Mushroom Entheogen

8,9,66T

HEOBALD

, W. 29

Theologue

110therapeutic 79,94therapist 42therapy 42,45T

HOMAS

, D.W. 30T

HOMPSON

, H

UNTER

S. 79T

HOREAU

, H.D. 22tiger 31

TIHKAL

27time-released fertilizer 71

Timothy Leary: Outside Looking In

86TLC 68T

OAD

3tobacco 6,22,111T

OM

J

EWEL

’

S

Giant 69,70,95,99,100T

ORRES

, M

ANUEL

44,45,49,79T

ORRES

, D

ONNA

44toxic 8,9,28,61,62,63,64,65,66,74,97,100,101toxicity 28,29,118toxicological 74toxin(s) 66, 95T

P

B C

OMPANY

53tracers 28,30trails 31train tracks 26trance 3,94tranquilizer 13,32,73tranquillization 59T

RANS

-N

EOCLERODANE

C

HURCH

16transcendence 2transcendent 58

Transfiguration

110

Transfigurations

105transpersonal 41Tree of Life 86tremor 28tremorigenic 101T

REY

2,93,94Tribal Chief(tain) 35

Tribulus terrestris

83Trichocerei 68,71

Trichocereus

6,16,17,18,21,64,69,70,71,95,97,98,99

Trichocereus atacamensis

71


17,21,53,69,70,71,81,82

Trichocereus cuzcoensis

17,69


17,18,53,68,69,71,83


6,17,18,19,21,36,37,38,49,50,52,53,64,68,69,70,71,72,73,74,81,82,83,84,95,96,97,98,100,117

Trichocereus Pachanoi forma peruvianus

98


OST 906401 64

Trichocereus pallerensis

71


6,16,17,18,19,20,21,36,37,38,49,52,53,64,68,69,71,82,83,89,95,98,99,100,116,117

Trichocereus peruvianus forma Ancash

64

Trichocereus peruvianus Huancabamba

84

Trichocereus peruvianus Matucana

KK 242 84

Trichocereus scopulicola

70

Trichocereus shaferi

83

Trichocereus smrzianus

71


71,83

Trichocereus tacaquinensis

53

Trichocereus taquimbalensis

71

Trichocereus terscheckii

71

Trichocereus validus

53,68,71,82

Trichocereus werdermannianus

53,71tricyclic 32tripping 42triterpene 70,74triterpenoid 74tropane 5T

ROPICAL

I

NSTITUTE

45T

ROUT

, K.



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47


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1,4,6,10,17,19,27,30,36,37,64,66,67,68,70,71,72,73,74,75,76,89,95,96,100T

ROUT

’

S

N

OTES

19tryptamine(s)8,9,59,65,70,76,77,78,79,93tsicta 28,30

Turbinicarpus

83

Turbinicarpus lophophoroides

84turkey baster 67T

URNER

, D.M. 5,15,17,18,21,106

Turnera diffusa

16,83tyramine 4,98tyrosine 96

U

U.C. B

ERKELEY

B

OTANICAL

G

ARDENS

18, 21U.S. A

TTORNEY

G

ENERAL

79U.S. D

EPARTMENT

OF

A

GRICULTURE

101U

EBEL

, H

ORST

28,29unconscious 41universal mind 41

Universal Mind Lattice

108U

NIVERSAL

S

OLVENTS

OF

A

MERICA

14universal unconscious 93universe 41U

NIVERSITY

OF

L

IVERPOOL

112U

NIVERSITY

OF

M

AASTRICHT

51U

NIVERSITY

OF

M

ARYLAND

D

RUG

I

NFORMATION

S

ERVICE

32U

NIVERSITY

OF

N

EW

M

EXICO

101U

NKNOWN

B

REWER

5U

NNA

, K.R. 28,29

Ürbock: Bier Jenseits von Hopfen und Malz

5urea 77urinalysis 22urine 99USDA A

GRICULTURAL

R

ESEARCH

S

ERVICE

104U

SDIN

, E. 28U

SKO

A

YAR

S

CHOOL

OF

A

MAZON

P

AINTING

80U

TAH

S

TATE

P

RISON

31Uxmál 119

V

vacuum 9V

AIREL

, C

LAUDE

29Valcamonica 35,36V

ALDÉS

III, L.J.J. 5,101V

ALENCIC

, I. 61,62

Valeriana officinalis

82, 83Valley of Wonders 34,35Valtellina 36V

AN

B

EEK

, T.A. 28V

AN

G

OGH

, T

HEO

106V

AN

G

OGH

, V

INCENT

106,109V

AN

H

EIDEN

, S.A. 49V

ANDENBERG

, D

IANA

109vascular bundle 38

Vedas

35,36Vedic 35,36venlafaxine hydrochloride 32vinegar 65vinho da jurema 45visionary27,28,30,31,32,45,53,61,68,70,71,73,74,79,85,86,89,93,106,107,108,109,117visionary art 105V

ISIONARY

P

LANTS

L

IST

57vitamin C 7,8,9,10voacamine 28,29,30

Voacanga

27,28,29,30,47

Voacanga africana

16,27,28,29,30,50,52,117

Voacanga schweinfurthii

var.

parviflora

Schum30

Voacanga schweinfurthii

var.

puberula

27, 30voacangine 27,28,29,30voacanginol 29voacorine 28,29,30voacristine 27,29,30vobasine 29,30vobasinol 29vobtusine 29vobtussine 29vodka 10V

OGEL

, G. 28,29

W

wall of eyes 104W

ALMART

109W

ASSON

, R. G

ORDON

35,36,49,60,61,104

Wasson’s First Voyage…

82waterslide parks 26W

EEDSEED

84W

EIL

, A

NDREW

44,59W

EST

, L.G. 74

What’s Eating My Plants

104wheatgrass 78

Where the Spirits Ride the Wind…

94W

HITE

, J

R

., J.F. 103white light 108White Rhino (

Cannabis

seed) 83White Widow (

Cannabis

seed) 82,83wild cucumber 6,7W

ILDFLOWERS

OF

H

EAVEN

17,18,19,20,21,101,102W

ILLIAMS

, R

OBERT

109wine 74

Withania somnifera

53,83W

OODS

, D.L. 76

World Art

106

World Soul

110wormwood 116W

RIGHT

, F

RANK

L

LOYD

16W

RIGHT

, P

ETER

112

X

x-ray crystallography 5X

INGU

D

AWN

53

Y

yachaj 86Yantig 106Y

ENSEN

, R

ICHARD

43,45Y

ORK

U

NIVERSITY

111

Z

Z

ARATRUSTA

U

NDERGROUND

84Z

ELLER

, E.A. 74Z

ETLER

, G. 27,28,29zigzag 35Zoloft® 31zoomorphic 35

SACREDSUCCULENTS

PLANTS & SEEDS

Ariocarups

,

Epithelantha

,

Trichocereus

,

Copal

,

Delosperma

,

Pedilanthus

,

Sceletium

& more!

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Index

Symbols

1-(3-Indolyl)-2-Nitroprop-1-ene

118

1-(3-trifluoromethyphenyl)piperazine (TFMPP)

143

1-(3,4-methylenedioxy)-benzylpiperazine (MDBPZ)

144

1-piperonylpiperazine

144

1,4-butanediol

5

,

10

,

65

,

143

2,5-dimethoxy-4(n)-propylthiophenethylamine(2C-T-7)

31

,

32

,

65

,

82

,

105

,

106

,

107,119, 143

,

149

2,5-dimethoxy-4-ethylthiophenethylamine(2C-T-2)

32

,

118

,

143

2,5-dimethoxy-4-methylbenzylpiperazine

145

2C-B

31

,

32

,

82

,

118

4 U Productions

115

4-acetoxy-N,N-diisopropyltryptamine

32, 104

4-HO-DIPT

32, 104, 119

4-Hydroxyindole

118

4-methyl-GHB

10

5-MeO-DIPT

33

,

82

,

119

,

149

5-MeO-DMT

30

,

45

,

46

,

82

,

106

,

112

,

118, 119

5-Methoxy alpha-Methyltryptamine HCl

119

5-Methoxyindole

118

5-Methoxyindole-3-Carboxaldehyde

118

60 Minutes II

66

7th Note Showclub

121

A

A&E

66

α

-MT (alpha-methyltryptamine/AMT)

33, 82, 119,148

A.I. (artificial intellegence)

23

,

24

,

94, 135

A.S.

143

A2 (benzylpiperazine)

143

Aardvark, David

1,2,

4

,

10

,

19

,

33

,

45

,

50

,

81

,

93

,

102

,

103

,

104

,

105

,

107

,

121

,

134

,

147

,

148

,

149

Aaron

85

Abraham, Ralph

157

Acacia

151

Acacia complanata

70

Acacia longifolia

69

Acacia maidenii

69,

70

Acacia obtusifolia

69

,

70

accupressure

48

acetaminophen

146

Achuar

117

acid

2

,

3, 50

Acorus calamus

65

,

112

active imagination

123

,

124

acupressure

47

Adderall®

55

addiction(s)

74

,

145

adrenochrome

102

Age of Spiritual Machines, The

(

Ray Kurzweil

)

135

Agriculture Department

60

agrispon

44

Agurell, S.

129

Al-Saidi, Mohammed

41

Alarcón, Rocío

59, 153

Alchemind Society, The

4,

30

,

102, 110

alchemy

29

,

47

,

98

,

123

alcohol

7

,

8

,

11

,

12

,

14

,

16

,

18

,

20

,

34

,

42

,

53

,

78

,

103

,

111

,

115

,

143

,

149

Aldunate, Carlos

153

Alexander the Great

39

alien(s)

57,

84

,

89, 90, 91

,

106

AllChemical Arts Conference

19

,

93

,

134

,

137

,

156

Allen, John W.

157

,

159

Allies

30

alpha-salvinorin

(see salvinorin A)

21

Alstonia constricta

70

Alstonia scholaris

70

altered states

29

,

57

,

74

Altvater, L.J.

156

Alvarez, A.

153

Amanita(s)

20

,

57,

73,

112

Amanita muscaria

3

,

72

,

99, 125

Amaringo, Pablo

57

American Anthropological Association

74

American Anthropologist

74

American Disease: Origins of Narcotic Control, The

77

American Society for Mass Spectrometry

49

amphetamine(s)

14

,

38

,

40

,

41

,

42

,

43

,

55

,

113,143

,

144


75

analgesic(s)

56

,

146

anesthetics

134

angel(s)

39, 84

Annäherungen. Drogen und Rausch

(

Ernst Jünger

)

34

anorexia

40

Antelope Books

63

Anthropology News

74

Anthropology of Consciousness

75

anti-depressants

54

Anti-invasive Pest (legislation)

60

anti-Semitism

136

anxiety

33

anxiolytic

54

,

55

,

56

aphrodisiac

54

Apocynaceae

151

archaic

22

,

25

,

26

,

97

archaic revival

29

,

93

Archaic Revival, The

(

Terence McKenna

)

23

Archimboldo, Giuseppe

20

Arctostaphylos uva ursi

69

Areca catechu

69

,

75, 151

Argemone mexicana

151

Argyreia nervosa

70

,

75

,

103

,

118

Ariocarpus

110

art(s)

23

,

26

,

27

,

59

,

83

,

98

,

126

,

134

,

136

,

137

,

138

,

139

,

151

,

154, 156


65

,

70

Artemisia vulgaris

69

Arthur, James

63

,

64

artificial intelligence(s)

23, 135

artificial life

94

,

154

artist(s)

23

,

25, 26

,

29

,

136

,

139

,

156

atheist(s)

103, 122

Atikum

63

Ativan (benzodiazepine)

145

Atropa belladonna

69,

112

Audubon Society Field Guide to North American Mushrooms

(

Gary Lincoff

)

99

Auf den Marmorklippen

(

Ernst Jünger

)

34

Avatar

19

Awzulkernayien

39

ayahuasca

28

,

30

,

46

,

47

,

57

,

59

,

63

,

68

,

73

,117,

118

,

124

,

151

,

153

Ayahuasca Conference

30

,

75

,

82

Ayahuasca Dreams

63

B

B vitamins

40

B. Green

47

B.i.O.

65

Babbage, Charles

95

Babbitt, Bruce

61

baby Hawaiian woodrose

(See Argyreia nervosa)

67

,

69

,

72

,

103

,

104

back pain

53

,

55

,

147

bad trip(s)

31

,

47

126

Bailey, Liberty Hyde

61

Bakalar, J.

64

Balasubramanian

, Dr.

147


69

,

70

,

72

,

75

,

117

Barber, Nick ‘Doof’

158

barbiturate(s)

5,

14, 112

,

113

Barlow, John Perry

110

Barron, Frank

157

Batista, J.S.

147

Beasts of Paradise, The (Stephen Kent)

154

Beat Books

63

Becoming Half-Hidden

(Dan Merkur)

122

beings

84

,

86

,

88

Bello, Joan M.

159

Ben

90

Bennett, Chris

159

benzodiazepine(s)

12

,

146

benzylpiperazine

143

,

144

Bernard of Clairvaux, Saint

126

Bey, Hakim

159

Bible

122

,

123

,

124

,

125

,

159

Bibliographia Studiorum Psychedelicorum

64

BioScreen Testing Services

49

BioTech

149

Black Rock Desert

58

,

137

bladder infection

143

Blissenbach, Jon

117

blood

13

,

14

blood pressure (increase)

42

Blosser, Bret

59

,

109

blotter (acid)

50,

105

Bloy, Léon

35


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Blue Honey: The Infinite Mushrooms

63

Blue Poles #8

23

blurred vision

100

Bob Smoley’s Garden World

107

Boire, Richard Glen

4

,

8

,

105

,

110

Bompani, R.

144

BOOM Festival

57

Bora

118

Bosch, Heironymus

20

Botanical Dimensions

30

,

59

Botanical Preservation Corps, The

30

,

109

,

148

Braden, Gregg

154

Braenden, Olav

41

,

44

brain(s)

23

,

24, 126

brain tumor

98

brain damage

7

,

13

brain-boosting

118

Braun, Michael

5

breathwork

57

Breitenbush Hot Springs

109

Brenneisen, R.

128

Bristol/Myers-Squibb

146

Brother Shroom

47

Brown, David Jay

116

Bruegel

the Elder,

Pieter

20

Brugmansia

30

,

112

,

159

Brugmansia sanguinea

70

Brunfelsia

species

112

bruxia

10

Buber, Martin

122

,

124

Bufo alvarius

45, 112

bufotenine

30

bufotoxins

45

Bureau of Land Management

81

,

83

,

137

Burning Man

58

,

81

,

83

,

137

Burns, John F.

44

Burroughs, William S.

63

burundanga (Brugmansia)

30

Buscalide (proglumide)

145

butane

114

,

115

Bye, R.A.

100

BZP

(see benzylpiperazine)

143

,

144

C

cacti

44

,

84

,

118

,

119

,

132

cactus

110,

128

,

129

Cactus Heaven

110

cactus photo collection

133

caffeine 2,

40

,

42

,

43

,

54

,

55

,

103

Calea zacatechichi

69

,

70

California Association of Toxicologists

4

California Cactus Center

107

,

132

California Department of Health Services

5

California Institute for Integral Studies

30

Callaway, Jace

30, 103

Camazine, S.

100

Campbell, Faith

61

Campbell, Joseph

47

Campos, José

30

Cannabis

2

,

3

,

12

,

28

,

31

,

54

,

60

,

68

,

69

,

81

,

105

,

114

,

115

,

117

,

118

,

143

,

153

,

159

Captain Midnight

, CA

48

Carlos

86

Carnegia gigantea

118

Cassady

63

Castañeda, Carlos

159

Catha edulis

38

,

39

,

43

,

70

,

102

Cathedral of Saint John the Divine, The

154

cathedulins

40

cathine

40

,

41

,

43

cathinone

40

,

41

,

42

,

43

CCK antagonist

145

Celastraceae

39

Celestial Awareness

111

Celtic fokelore

123

Centella asiatica

65

Center for Cognitive Liberty & Ethics, The

110

Center for the Study of Religion

122

cerebral edema

13

Chang, Hui-Ming

141

charcoal

46

,

47

chat

(see Catha edulis)

38

Chem.com

(www.chem.com)

111

Chemical Analysis.Com

49

chemistry

19

,

24

,

47

,

57

Cheshire Divinorum Farm

111

chest pressure

143

Chinese medicine

74

Chinese plants

117

chlorine

50

p-chlorobenzyl-piperazine

144

chloroform

20

chlorophylls

115

Chris

86

,

87

,

90

Christ

29

Christian

122

Christianity

47

,

123

Church,

Salvia divinorum

104

,

105

Cindy

88

Cleansing the Doors of Perception

(

Huston Smith

)

154

clowns

24

,

84

,

87

club drugs

66,

115

coca

42,

55

cocaine

2

,

7

,

14

,

15

,

29

,

34

,

35

,

41

,

54

,

55

,

112

,

113

,

143

Cocama

118

Code of Federal Regulations

102

codeine

55

,

146

,

147

coffee 2,

3

,

6

,

17

,

28

,

38

,

39

,

42

coffee bean grinder

113

coffee shop

114

coke (cocaine)

7

coke (

Coca-Cola™

)

14

Cola nitida

65

Colby, Johannes

57

collective unconscious

123

collectivism

93

,

96

colloidal clay (soft rock phosphate)

44

Colorado four-o’clock (

Mirabilis multiflora

)

100

coma

13

commune(s)

96,

135

consciousness

24

,

25

,

29

,

135

,

136

constipation

40

,

56

Controlled Substances

(

Alexander T. Shulgin

)

102

Controlled Substances Act

43

Coolridge

23

Copelandia cyanescens

65

,

117

Corbin, Henry

123

,

124

Corbin, John

58

corn beer

97

,

134

Coryphantha macromeris

110

Cosmic Shrooms

65

Costanza, George

2

Council on Spiritual Practices

30

Countdown to 2012

121

counter-intelligence

4

crack (cocaine)

2,

8

,

113

Craig

1

Crain, Stanley M.

145, 146

crank (methamphetamine)

3

106

,

143

creativity

58

,

74

,

127

,

136

criminologist(s)

4,

5

,

8

,

14

crop circles

57

Crosby, D.M.

128

Crowley, Aleister

116

Cruz, Julio

128

cryptography

95

Crystal

57

Curie, Pierre

35

Cytisus canariensis

69

D

Dada

20,

139

daimonica

103

Daley, William

62

Dali, Salvador

64

Dalmane (benzodiazepine)

145

Damer, Bruce

19

,

137

Dance of Life, The

(

Havelock Ellis

)

24

DanceSafe

4

,

5

,

6

,

66

,

121

,

156

,

158

Daniel

, Chef

151

Darwin, Charles

138

Das entdeckte Geheimnis der Natur

(

Ernst Jünger

)

36

Dass, Ram

154

date rape

2

,

11

,

12, 111

Datura

3

,

20

,

29

,

112

Datura stramonium

117

Davis, Erik

157

Floyd Davis

151

De Boeck, Christian

112

DEA

4

,

5

,

6

,

7

,

14

,

43

,

66

,

83

,

102

,

104

Dean, Ward

9

death(s)

4,

11

,

12

,

13

,

18

,

27

,

86

,

99

Decoding Your Dreams

(

Robert Lang)

126

dehydration

143

DeKorne, Jim

1, 64

delos

103

delysid

(see LSD)

65

demon(s)

38

,

84

,

103

,

136

depression

53

,

63

Des

151

desert four-o’clock (


)

100

Desfontania spinosa

70


69


69


70

Details

51

devil

103

dextroamphetamine

143

dextromethorphan

66

,

143

Diamond Age, The

(

Neal Stephenson

)

95

diarrhea

12

,

33

,

53

DIB (

Drug Identification Bible

)

113

didjeridu

154

Difference Engine, The

(

W. Gibson & B. Sterling

)

95

diisopropyltryptamine (DIPT)

118

dilaudid

55

dimension(s)

27,

89

Dioclea grandiflora

147




163





Diplopterys cabrerana

69

,

72

dipropyltryptamine (DPT)

16

,

33

,

106,

118,148

,

149

Dirt Doctor’s Guide to Organic Gardening, The

45

disease

15,

97

Disinformation

(www.disinfo.org)

111

distillation

35

,

47

Distort

, DJ

152

divinorin C

141

Dmitri

89

,

90

DMT

3

,

15

,

16

,

21

,

26

,

45

,

46

,

84

,

85

,

86

,

88

,

89

,

90

,

91

,

92

,

98

,

113

,

115

,

121

,

148

DMT: The Spirit Molecule

(

Rick Strassman

)

84

DNA

30

,

134

Do It Now Foundation

111

Dobelis, I.N.

100

Doblin, Rick

110

Dolphin-Human Relation and LSD 25

(

John Lilly

)

64

donepazil hydrochloride (Aricept)

144

dopamine

40

,

143

,

146

dopaminergic synapses

41

Dramamine®

3

dream(s)

74,

91

,

98

,

123

,

126

,

134

DreaminGod

112

Dreiser, Theodore

38,

43

,

44

Drogen und Rausch

(

Ernst Jünger

)

34

Drool Donkey

(http://drooldonkey.org)

67

drug addiction/dependency

10

,

15,

63

Drug Detection Laboratories

66

Drug Enforcement Administration

(see DEA)

43

,

52

drug facilitated rape

11,

12

Drug Policy Foundation, The

152

drug use

10

,

11

,

12

,

15

drug-research protocols

136

Dutchess

131

Dutchie

151

DXM

6

,

66

Dylan

63

E

E (MDMA)

6,

7

EastWest Teachings

109

ecstasy

93

,

95, 138

ecstasy (MDMA)

6

,

7

,

8

,

10

,

14, 52

,

66

,

81

,

139

Ecstasy Anti-Proliferation Act of 2000

66

Ecstasy Harm Reduction Project

66

ecstasy testing kit

66,

82

Ecstatic Imagination, The

(

Dan Merkur

)

122,

123,127

Edmond, Andy

136

Egan, Greg

23

EGYT-475 (1-benzyl-4-(2'-pyridylcarbonyl)-piperazine

144

Einstein, Albert

94

,

136

Eisler, Riane

154

Elena

85

Eleusis

58

Eleusis

74

Eliade, M.

125

Elizabeth

151

Ellis, Havelock

20

,

24

,

64

Elmi, Abdullahi S.

41,

44

empathogenic

99

Encyclopedia Britanica, The

123

endorphins

146

Engler, Robert

17

enkephalins

146

entactogenic

143

Entheobotany

53,

151

Entheobotany II

153

,

154

entheodelic

103

entheogen

102

,

103


110

Entheogen Review, The

28

,

30

,

154

,

156

,

159

entheognosis

18

Entheos

157

,

158

Entheos Newsletter

119,

157

entities

26

,

84

,

86

Ephedra

38

,

55

,

67

Ephedra sinica

69

ephedrine

8

,

55

erectile dysfunction

41

ergot

122

,

124

,

125

,

126

Erowid

(www.erowid.org)

4

,

5,

12, 30

,

33

,

44

,

81

,

105

,

114

,

143

,

149

,

154

Erowid, Earth

4

,

8

,

30

,

81

,

154

Erowid, Fire

81

,

154

Erythroxylum

60

Erythroxylum nova-gradensis

69

,

70

Escher, M.C.

116

Eschscholzia Californica

69

,

72

Escohotado, Antonio

153

Eshu

104

,

149, 158

Eterra (vaporizer pipe)

67

,

68

ethanol

115

ether

19

,

34

Ethno

67

Ethnobotanica

151

euphoria

33

,

55

,

143

euphoric

53

,

65

excitantia

38,

43

Executive Order l3ll2

62

F

F.S. Books

64

Faces of the Man

sculpture by

Dan Das Mann

81

Facility for Advanced Instrumentation

49

Fantastic Art

112

FCI Terminal Island

17

,

18

FDA

4

,

5

,

52, 146

,

147

fear

18

,

48

,

99

Fechner

35

Federal Prison Camp at Jesup, GA

18

Fericgla, Josep Maria

74,

153

Ferlinghetti

63

Fikes, Jay

157

Fipexide (aka Attentil, BP 662, Vigilor)

144,

145

First International Conference on Science andShamanism

75

Fisher, Barry

5

Flash Evaporator vaporizer pipe

67

,

68

Flashback Books

158

Flower of Paradise

(see Catha edulis)

38

flumazenil

146

flunatrazepam [Rohypnol®]

12

Forbidden Fruit

112

Forte, Robert

157

Fowkes, Steven

9

Fox

83

foxy

(see 5-MeO-DIPT)

33

fractal(s)

20

,

27,

57

Frankenstein

23

Freeblood

121

Freud, Sigmond

29,

122

Friends of the Forest

63

Fruit Spirit Botanical Garden

151

fungi

61

,

99

Fungophile

58

,

99

Furst, Peter T.

153

Fusarium

60

G

GABA

13

,

146

Gabe

86

Galerina

99

Gallager

146

Gallerio

112

Galls, Inc.

112

,

113

Ganesh, Baba

159

Garden of Earthly Delights, The

(

H. Bosch

)

20

Garden of Eden: A Compendium of Psychotropic Floraand Fauna

(

Snu Voogelbreinder)

151

Gardenworld

131

Garrett, J. Howard

45

Gartz, Jochen

159

Gates, Bill

147

GBL

12

,

13

GC/MS

49

General Hospital

2

genetic(s)

25, 134

genital bloodlettings

97

Gennaro, M.C.

128

Getahun, Amare

44

GHB

2

,

5

,

8

,

9

,

10

,

11

,

12

,

13

,

14

,

65

,

72

,

82

,

115

,

143

,

149

GHB alternatives

112

GHB analogue(s)

10,

111

GHB precursors

145

GHB: The Natural Mood Enhancer

(

W. Dean

et al.

)

9

GHV

10

Giannini, A.

44

Gibson, William

95

Gillman, Linnea

58

Ginsburg, A.

63

Glass, Phillip

139

Glickman, Dan

62

Gnosis

(

Dan Merkur

)

122

,

124

Gnostics

124

Goa trance music

57

God(s)

17

,

34, 96

,

97

,

102

,

103

,

122

,

124

,

125

,

126

,

127

,

138

Goebbels, Joseph

136

Goethe

35

Golden Guide to Hallucinogenic Plants

(

R.E.Schultes

)

112

Gomez, Pedro

75

Gonzales

146

Goodtimes, Art

99

Gorman, Peter

154

,

158

Goromaru, T.

144

Göttigen Institute

35

Gottlieb, Adam

157

Gram Precision Scales, Inc.

67

Grant, Cary

65

Grateful Dead

3

Grauds, Constance

30

Gravity’s Rainbow

(

Thomas Pynchon

)

95

Green Heat, Inc.

67


164




Green Metals

67

Grewal, K.S.

54

Grey, Alex

64

,

110

,

156

Grey, Allyson

156

Grinspoon, Lester

64,

110

,

152

,

153

Grof, Stanislav

64

,

109

,

122

,

154

Groome, Aparecida

30

Guam v. Guerrero

105

guarana

67

,

151

Guide to the Perplexed, The

(

Moses Maimonides

)

124

Gurdjieff

17

H

H & H Botanicals

113

Haeckel, Ernst

21

Haller, Christine

13

Hambly, Phillip

100

Hanna, Jon

63, 110, 136

,

145

,

154

harm reduction

4

,

6

,

15

,

66

,

82

,

115

harmala

30

harmine

82

Harrison, Kathleen

30

,

57

,

59

,

109, 151

,

153

Harvard

28

,

98,

153

Hashimoto, K.

144

hashish

19

,

20

,

29

,

34

Hasidism

122

,

123

,

124

Haug, Diane

30

Hauser Chemical

146

Hawk’s Eye, The

68

Hayashi, Yuriko

17

Hayes, Charles

159

He Who Lives

, KS

107

Heather

89

Hebrew University of Jerusalem

125

Heideger

135

Heimia salicifolia

70

Heinrich, Clark

57

,

154

,

157

Helmlin, H-J.

128

henbane

29

HEPA filters

76

Herbal Cantera

113

herbal ecstasy

65

,

112

,

118

Herbal Highs Shop

151

Herbal Shaman

107

Herbert, Nick

157

heroin

7

,

8

,

15

,

41

,

112

,

113

High Times

51

,

113

Highlife

113

histamine H2-receptor antagonist

145

Hoffman, Mark

157

Hoffmann, Martina

121

Hofmann, Albert

75,

113

,

122

,

125

,

136

Hogeye Ethnobotanicals

30

Holeman, Daniel

158

Holotropic Breathwork/breathing

63,

109

Home Depot

107

Honey Bear

99

Hong Kong Government Laboratory

49

Hopi

100

Horowitz, Michael

153

,

154

horse

(see heroin)

3

Houston, Jean

24

Hruby, P.

103

Huarani

59

Huichol Indian yarn paintings

75

Huitoto

118

Huncke

63

Hungry Head

bookstore

111

Hushmail

(www.HushMail.com)

114

Hutek

, DJ

152

Huxley, Aldous

156

Huxley, Laura

99

Hyatt, Christopher S.

116

Hydergine®

113

hydrocodone

55

,

143

,

146

hyoscine butylbromide

145

Hyperreal

5

hyperthermia

13

hyponatremia (low salt)

13

I

I-9 Research

57

I.S., IL

104

iboga (

Tabernanthe iboga

)

151

,

153

ibogaine

89

ibotenic acid

3

,

72

ice (rock methamphetamine)

143

Iceman, the (mummy)

99

IdentiDrug Chart

113

Immodium AD

33

Imperial College

147

In Stahlgewittern

(

Ernst Jünger

)

34

indole

53

,

54,

118

Indole-3-acetic acid

118

Indole-3-Carboxaldehyde

118

indolealkylamines

92

Infected Mushroom

(

Erez

)

157

Informant, The

68

Insight & Opening

109

insomnia

40

,

143

Institut de Prospectiva Antropológica

74

Institut Universitaire de Medicine Legale

49

Institute of Noetic Sciences, The

30,

114

International House, The

154

Internet

19

,

23

,

28

,

51

,

52

,

55

,

60

,

70

,

107

,

137

,

154

Invasive Species Council

60

,

61

Ipomoea

70,

75

,

102

Ipomoea tricolor

69

,

72

Ipomoea violacea

102

,

118

Irvingia gabonensis

147

isopropyl alcohol

76

Ivors, Kelly

57

Izmir Oil & Spice Company

114

J

J. Howard Garrett’s Organic Manual

45

J.R.S., ND

102

Jackson, Pat

117

Jaffe, Jerome

153

James, William

24

Jansen, Karl

56,

154

Jeffries, Dean

151

Jeremiah

88

,

89

Jewish

122,

123

,

124, 125,

127

Jim

88

Jizzmo

114

JLF: Poisonous Non-consumables

102,

149

Johnson, Mark

51

Josette

88

,

89

Journal of Cognitive Liberties

110

,

149

Journal of Ethnopharmacology, The

147

Journal of Pharmacol. Exp. Ther., The

146

Jung, Carl

29,

123

,

124

Jünger, Ernst

34

jurema

63

Just Say Know

(www.sirius.com/~hr4u)

115

K

K-EYE Channel 42

(CBS)

51

K-hole

12

K-mart

75

Kabballah

17

Kaempferia galanga

65

,

70

,

75

Kaimbé

63

Kaku, Michio

154

Kalix, Peter

41

,

44

Kamm

130

Karl

85

Kasprow, Mark

157

Katagawa, Joseph M.

34

kava

2,

151

Kava Kauai

103

Keil, R.

50

Kelly, Alice

158

Kennedy, John G.

44

Kent, Stephen

154

Keppler, John

51

Kerlin, Karla

11

Kerouac, Jack

63

Kesey, Ken

63

ketamine

2

,

8

,

12

,

15

,

16

,

33

,

82

,

89

,

115

,

134

,

149

Ketamine: Dreams and Realities

(

Karl Jansen

)

154

khat

38

,

39

,

40

,

41

,

42

,

43

khatamines

41

Kilgallon, Eilien

57

King Bong

69

Knize, Karl

119

,

120

kola nut

67

Koreeda, Masato

141

Kornfield, Jack

109

Koster, Ron

64

kratom

3

,

53

,

54

,

55

,

56

,

147

,

148

,

151

Krikorian, A.D.

44

Krishnamurti

17

Krull, Luzia

30

Kubby, Steve

64

Kubla Khan

(

Coolridge

)

23

Kurzweil, Ray

135

kykeon

151

L

L.A. Weekly

51

LA County Sheriff’s Department

5

,

7

,

9

LA Department of the Coroner

13

LA District Attorney’s Office

11

La Magía Music of Don Agustín Rívas

73

LA-111 (ergine)

113

lab testing

48

laboratory pill analysis

66

lactone

12

Lactuca virosa

65

Lancet, The

146

Lang, Robert

126

Laura

89

,

91

Lawler, Reta

118

Leary, Timothy

75,

116

,

122

,

127, 140

,

159

Lee

132




165





Leonotis leonurus

69

Leonurus sibericus

69

Lesh, Phil

121

Levy, Dan

71

Lewin, Lewis

20

Libreria Muscaria

(www.muscaria.com)

74

Lights in a Fat City

(

Stephen Kent

)

154

Lilly

146

Lilly, John

65

Lincoff, Gary

58

,

99

Lindesmith Center, The

152

Lion

15

,

31

,

107

Lobelia inflata

69

Long, Charles H.

34

Lophophora diffusa

65,

110

,

118

Lophophora fricii

110

Lophophora jourdaniana

110

Lophophora

sp. San Francisco

110

Lophophora

species

72


65

,

70

,

72

,

75, 110

,

118

Lophophora ziegleri

110

Lost at Last

121

love

17,

96

,

135

,

138

LSA (ergine, LA-111, lysergic acid amide)

72,

125

LSD

3

,

7

,

9

,

12

,

31

,

33

,

34

,

50

,

51

,

65

,

77

,

82

,

86

,

88

,

89

,

90

,

100

,

103

,

104

,

105

,

112

,

113

,

122

,

124

,

125

,

126

,

140

,

143

LSD-like

149

Lucas

86

Ludlow, Fitz Hugh

159

Luer lock

16

Lumière

brothers

94

Luna, Luis Eduardo

30

,

57

LupusYonderboy

144

Lycaeum

(www.lycaeum.org)

5, 64

lysergic acid amide (ergine, LA-111, LSA)

72,

125

Lysergic World

105

Lyttle, Thomas

122

,

159

M

M.S., CA

149

Maeda, H.

144

magic

20

,

25

,

116

Magic Mushroom Grower’s Guide

48

Magna Carta

135

Maimonides

, Rabbi

Moses

124

,

126

Mandragora officinarum

69

mandrake

125

Manifest Company, The

71

manna

122

,

124

,

125

,

126

Mannerism

20

MAO

46

MAPS (

Multidisciplinary Association forPsychedelic Studies

)

4,

5

,

6

,

30

,

66

,

136

MAPS Bulletin

124

,

156

marduuf

38

marijuana

(see Cannabis)

2

,

112

,

113

,

159

marijuana, medical

123

Martin, Evan

157

Master Pac Drug Kit

112

Masters, Robert

24

MBDB

82

MBE Tech

149

McKenna, Dennis

30

,

57

,

157

McKenna, Finn

98

McKenna, Terence

1,

19

,

23

,

24

,

64

,

71

,

84

,

93

,

94

,

95

,

98

,

99

,

121

,

134

,

154

,

157

McLaughlin, J.L.

128

McLuhan, Marshall

22

McLuhanesque

29

MDA

8

,

14

,

144

MDA-like

144

,

145

MDEA

143

MDMA

2

,

6

,

7

,

8

,

9

,

10

,

12

,

13

,

66

,

81

,

82

,

89

,

99

,

113

,

115

,

139

,

143

,

144

,

149

MDMA metabolites

12

MDMA analogue

144

Medicinal Plants of the Mountain West

(

M. Moore

)

100

medicine(s)

29

,

30

,

33

,

59

,

63, 98

Medicine Garden/Hazy House

69

meditation(s)

17

,

29

,

57

,

63

,

109

,

124, 126

Mencken, H.L.

77

Menehue Gardens

116

Merck

146

Mercury House

38

Merkur, Dan

122

Mescal: A New Artificial Paradise

(

Havelock Ellis

)

64

mescaline

20

,

21

,

24

,

31

,

34

,

49

,

100

,

112

,

113

,

119

,

124

,

126

,

128

,

129

,

133

,

143

methadone

113

methamphetamine

2

,

3

,

6

,

7

,

8

,

12

,

14

,

15

,

39

,

43

,

106

,

115

Methamphetamine Anti-Proliferation Act

66

methanol

42

methcathinone

43

methylene chloride

42

methylene-dioxy compound

82

methylenedioxyamphetamine

144

N-(3,4-methylenedioxybenzyl)-N’-methylpiperazine)

145

N-(3,4-methylenedioxybenzyl)piperazine

144

Metzger, Richard

111

Metzner, Ralph

30

,

109

,

110

,

151

,

153

,

154

,

158

Mexican

Cubensis

73

Mexican Mint

(see Salvia divinorum)

51

Midwest Organic

156

,

157

Milarepa

17

Milcher, Robert D.

18

Milid (proglumide)

145

Milide (proglumide)

145

Miller, Iona

159

Miller, Jonathan

152

Miller, Stephen

157

Mimosa hostilis

69

,

75

Mimosa tenuiflora

115

mind

23

,

26

,

27

,

103

,

110

,

126

,

135

Mind Books

30

,

64

Mind Manifesting

157

Mind States II

154


100

Mitragyna speciosa (see kratom)

53

,

147

,

148

mitragynine

54

,

55

,

56

,

147

mitragynine pseudoindoxyl

55

MKZDK 2000 (www.mkzdk.org)

116

Mocha

38

Moksha

(

Aldous Huxley

)

154

monkeys on LSD

65

Montel Williams

Show, The

8

,

10

Montgomery, Rob

109

,

151

,

153

Moore, M.

100

Moravec, Hans

135

Morgenthaler, John

9

morning glory

(see Ipomoea)

113,

125

morphine

35

,

55

,

146

Moses

126

Mt. Elphine Spore Lab

70

MTA

65

,

118

MTV

83

Muira puama

65

Mulga

151

Müller-Ebeling, Claudia

151

,

153

Mundo, Yumi Uno

156

muscarine

72

muscimol

3

,

72

mushroom(s)

20

,

29

,

47

,

48

,

57

,

58

,

67

,

68

,

72

,

93

,

99

,

102, 116

,

121, 124

,

126

,

151, 156

,

159

Mushrooms and Mankind

(

James Arthur

)

63

Musto, David F.

77

,

78

Muto, John

(

sic:

Joseph

)

14

Muto, Joseph

8

,

13

Mystery of Manna, The

(

Dan Merkur

)

122

,

124

Mystery School

154

Mystic Mountain Mushrooms

70

Mystical Mycology Australia

151

Myths and Symbols

(

Katagawa & Long

)

34

N

N.Y. Ethnobotanicals

72

Nadelmann, Ethan

152

Nakkach, Silvia

30

naloxone

145

,

146

naltrexone

145

,

146

nanotechnology

24

,

57

,

154

naphtha

115

Narby, Jeremy

30

narcotic agonists

145

,

146

narcotic antagonists

145

Narcotics ID Porta-Pac®

112

nasturtium

42

National Institute on Drug Abuse

89

National Invasive Species Council

61

Native Jades

30

Nature’s Control

116

nausea

31

,

33

,

46

,

47

,

48

,

54

,

56

,

143

nauseous

46

,

48

,

100

Navajo

123

Nazi

18,

34

neem

69

Nen

151

neoclerodane diterpenoid

141

Nepeta cataria

65,

69

Network 23

70

,

71

New Falcon Publications

116

Newby, Kenneth

154

NG Eurotrade

116

Nicotiana tabacum

69

nicotine

49

nightshade

35

NIK Drug Test Kits

112

Nisker, Wes

109

p-nitrobenzylpiperazine

144

nitrous oxide

8

,

66

,

82

Nixon, Richard M.

153

NMCR

131

NMDA receptors

147


166




Noetic Sciences Review

114

norephedrine

40

norepinephrine

143

norepinephrine release

41

Northern Touch Spores

71

Novalis

36

Novelty Project, The

71

Noxious Weed Coordination and PlantProtection Act

62

Nymphaea caerulea

70

nystagmus

143

O

Obijwa

123

Okolo, C.O.

147

Olli Wisdom ‘SpaceTribe’

158

OneGreenDay

49

,

50,

105

opiate withdrawal

53

opiate(s)

14

,

54

,

55

,

78

,

113

,

147

opiates, potentiation of

145

opioid receptor sites

55

opioid tolerance

146

opium

34

,

36

,

54

,

55

,

112

opium substitute

53

,

55

Oracular Madness Choir, Dale Pendell

154

Orange Sunshine

(see LSD)

3

Oriah Mountain Dreamer

154

Ott, Jonathan

28

,

30

,

31

,

75, 82

,

99

,

100

,

103

,

109

,

110

,

125

,

145

,

151

,

153

Owsley, A.

3

Oxford University Press

77

P

Pachamama Alliance

30

,

116


70

,

110, 118

Pachycereus pringlei

110

Padilla, Iván

57

Pahnke, Walter

103

pain

48

,

54

,

55

Pain

146

Pain Therapeutics, Inc.

146

,

147

pakalolo (see Cannabis)

28

Palmer, Cynthia

153

,

154

Panaeolus cyanescens

65

,

75

,

76

Panaeolus tropicalis

68

Papaver

60

Papaver somniferum

72,

102,

114

Park Street Press

84

,

122

,

123

Passiflora alata

69


65

Paul E. Wogg

53

Paullinia cupana

65

,

69

Pausinystalia yohimbe

69

,

70

PCP

10

,

14

,

107

,

113

Peganum harmala

45

,

46

,

69

,

75

Pendell, Dale

30

,

38

,

57

,

109

,

110

,

154

,

157

Penguin Handbook of the Study of Religion, The

123

Pesce, Mark

19

,

137

,

154

,

156

Peter’s

“Excel”

45

peyote/

péyotl

50,

68

,

126,

153

Peyote Foundation

105

PGP (

Pretty Good Privacy

, www.pgp.com)

72,

76

Phalaris

46,

70

Phalaris aquatica

45

,

46


75


45

,

46

,

47

Phalaris stenoptera

46

,

47

Phalaris tuberosa

(

P. aquatica

)

45

pharmacology

12

,

24

,

40

,

47

,

57

,

73

,

153

Pharmacom Chemicals

(www.ghb-sales.com)

72

Pharmacotheon

(

Jonathan Ott

)

103

Pharmako/Dynamis

(

Dale Pendell

)

38

,

154

Pharmako/Poeia

(

Dale Pendell

)

38

,

154

phenethylamine(s)

15

,

82, 143

,

149

,

151

,

153

phenylpentenylamines

40

phenylpropylamine

40

Philo

126

philosophy

24

,

26

,

153

Phoenix, River

12

PIHKAL

(

Shulgin & Shulgin

)

4

,

31

,

143

,

154

Pike, Neil

151

pill-testing

6

,

66

Piper betel

70

Piper methysticum

2

,

65

,

69

piperazine

143

pituri

41

Planck, Max

94

Plant It Herbs

117

Plant Protection Act

62

plant spirit(s)/teachers

103,

153,

154

Playful World: How Technology Is Transforming Our Imagination, The

(

Mark Pesce

)

154

Pleurotus ostreatus

(oyster mushroom)

99

PMA (4-methoxyamphetamine)

66

poison(s)

18

,

20,

143

poisonous

38

,

58

,

60, 72

Polari de Alverga, Alex

30

police(man)

9

,

11

,

61

,

90, 99

,

137

,

139

Polivoy, Silvia

57

Pollock, Jackson

23

poppy

(see Papaver)

35

,

50, 147

Porrata, Trinka

8

,

10

,

11

,

13

Postman, Stevee

156

Power of Now, The

(

Eckhart Tolle

)

17

Powers Which We Do Not Know

(

Dan Merkur

)

122

Prast, C.J.

56

Presti, David

110

prison

6

,

17

,

18

proglumide

145

Promind Foundation

66

Prophets Conference, The

154

Pryor, Richard

45

pseudoephedrine

147

psilocin

54

Psilocybe alpina

65

Psilocybe australiana

65


65

,

76, 118


65

Psilocybe bohemica

65


65

Psilocybe copelandia

118

Psilocybe coprophils

71

Psilocybe cubensis

65

,

68

,

70

,

71

,

72, 73

,

75

,

116

,

117

,

118


65

,

70

Psilocybe hoogshagenii

65

Psilocybe mazatecorum

65

Psilocybe mexicana

65


65

Psilocybe Net

(www.psilocybe.net/en)

117

Psilocybe pelliculosa

65,

76


65

,

71

,

76, 118

Psilocybe semperviva

65

Psilocybe stuntzii

71


65

,

75

,

76, 117

,

118

Psilocybe tropicalis

65

Psilocybe Weilii

99

Psilocybe zapotecorum

65

Psilocyber’s Shrrom Depot

73

Psilocybes

99

psilocybian mushroom(s)

3,

65

,

67

,

68

,

102,118

,

153

,

159

psilocybin

19

,

34

,

54

,

113

,

124

,

126

psilocybin extraction kit

156

Psilocybin Production

(

Adam Gottlieb

)

157

psychedelic

102,

103

Psychedelic Drug Therapies, The

(

Grinspoon &Bakalar

)

64


(

Thomas Lyttle

)

159


(

Jon Hanna

)

119

,

154

Psychedelic Sacrament

(

Dan Merkur

)

122

,

126


(

Jim DeKorne

)

64


(

Peter Stafford

)

103

Psychedelics Reimagined

(

Thomas Lyttle

)

159

psychoactive

12

,

103

Psychogenic Spores

71

psychological

27

,

29

,

47

,

63

psychology

28

,

57

,

116

,

123

,

139

,

153

psychotherapy

43

,

65

,

74

psychotic(s)

85,

92

Psychotria viridis

69

,

70

,

102

,

115

,

148

puking

46

,

47

Pummangura, S.

128

Pureland Ethnobotanicals

102

PVC pipe

114

Pynchon, Thomas

95

Q

qat

(see Catha edulis)

38

QIHKAL

(

Shulgin & Shulgin

)

154

Quality Cactus/Select Seed

119

quantum physics

94

,

139

Quattrone, Alfredo

5

Quichua

59

quiebra plata (

Ipomoea

species)

70

R

R.A.H., CA

147

R.G.B., CA

148

R.H., CA

148

Rabbit Hill Farms

44

,

45

Radio Immuno Assay

12

Rainier, Maria Rilke

114

Rajneesh

17

Ramakrishna

17

Ramseyer, John

11

Rare Herb

119

Rastafarian

105

Rätsch, Christian

99

,

151

,

153

,

158

Rauwolfia serpentina

70

rave(s)

7

,

8

,

9

,

10

,

11,

12, 13

,

70, 99

Ray

151

Realism

22

Recchia, Frank

51

Recher, Paul

151

Regardie, Israel

116

Reid, Samantha

13

religion(s)

23

,

122

,

123

,

126, 127




167





religious

28

,

103

,

122

,

123,

124

,

125, 126

Religious Freedom Restoration Act

105

Renaissance

123

reptilian

86,

87

,

91

Revealed Mystery of Nature, The

(

C.K. Sprengel

)

36

Rikkleman, René

102

Rilke, Rainer Maria

114

Rívas, Don Agustín

73

Rivea corymbosa

117

RKundalini

151

Roach, Steve

154

Road to Eleusis, The

(

Wasson

et al.

)

122

,

125

Robbins, Tom

156

Roberts, Thomas

103

Robertson, Michael

12

,

13

Rococo

20

Roetken, Todd

57

rohypnol (roofies)

2,

12

Romanticism

22

,

123

Ronan, Stephen

63

Rooke, Steven

156

Roth, Gabrielle

154

Rubiaceae

151

Ruck, Carl

103,

122

,

125

,

157

Rudra Runa Music

73

Russel Hibbs, Allison

152

Russell, Peter

114

S

Sabar Ad-Din

39

Sabina, María

124

Sacred Cacti

(

K. Trout

)

154

Sacred Mirrors

(

Alex Grey

)

64

Safe Drinking Water & Toxic SubstanceEnforcement

5

safrole

81

saguaro cactus

90

saline

31,

41

salt crystals (weight)

105

Salvia divinorum

51

,

52

,

65

,

69

,

70

,

72

,

73

,

104

,

105

,

111

,

112

,

113

,

116

,

117

,

141

,

151

,

153

Salvia divinorum

extract(s)

67

,

75

,

111

,

112, 117

Salvia Divinorum

List

73

Salvia Divinorum Made Simple

111

Salvia divinorum

Research and InformationCenter

141

Salvia divinorum

seeds

116

Salvia officinalis

102

Salvia Source

117

,

158

Salvia splendens

69

salvinorin A

67

,

105

,

141

Salzman, Emanuel

58

,

99

Samorini, Giorgio

151

,

153

Sämtliche Werke

(

Ernst Jünger

)

34

San Diego County Medical Examiner

12

San Diego State University

2

San Francisco General Hospital

13

San Pedro

(see Trichoccereus pachanoi)

107

,

132

Sand, Nick

18

Sandoz

113

Santo Daime

30

Santo Daime

(www.santodaime.org)

117

sassafras

67

Saunders, Nicholas

6

Savic

146

Scali

144

Schaefer, Stacy B.

153

Schedule I

43

Schedule IV

43

Schinzinger, Annelise

30

Scholem, Gershom

124

Schultes, Richard Evans

112

scientific lab supply company

16

Sclanders, Andrew

63

scopolamine

30

Scott

97

Scutellaria laterifolia

65

,

69

Secretary of Agriculture

61

,

62

Secretary of Commerce

62

Seinfield

2

Serenoa repens

65

serotonin

144

,

146

Sertürner

35

Sewid-Smith, Daisy

153

Sferios, Emanuel

4

,

5

,

6

,

66

Shakespeare, William

123

Shaman Australis

148

,

151

shamanic

22

,

97

,

151

,

153

shamanic belief systems

63

shamanic death-rebirth

86

shamanic ecstasy

136

shamanic initiation

87

Shamanic Plant Science

153

shamanism

20

,

26

,

74

,

97

,

98

,

123, 135

,

151

Shamanism

(

M. Eliade

)

125

shamans

29

,

48

,

57

,

97

,

117

,

132

,

136

Shamans of the Amazon

(

Dean Jeffries)

151

Shapiro, Anthony

7

,

8

Sheldrake, Rupert

157

Shen, Ke-Fei

145

Shroom Wizard

117

Shroom Wizard’s Grow Guide

117

Shroomery, The

73

,

106

Shuar

59

Shulgin, Alexander T.

(

Sasha

)

3,

15

,

31, 49

,

50,54, 58

,

99

,

102

,

110

,

113

,

143

,

144

,

145

,

148

,

151

,

153, 154

Shulgin, Ann

50,

99

,

145

,

151

,

154

,

157

Siebert, Daniel

50,

105

,

109

Silness, Christy

98

,

135

da Silveira Barbosa, Yatra-W.M.

63

Sisters of the Extreme

(

Horowitz & Palmer

)

154

Sjamaan Smart Shop

118

Ska Pastora, Leaves of the Shepherdess

109

skin-absorption

45

Slater, Stephen

34

smart drug/smart shop

113,

114

Smith, Huston

126

,

154

Snow, Otto

159

Snyder, Gary

63

so ‘ksi / so ‘kya

100

Societat d’Etnopsicologia Aplicada i EstudisCognitius

74

Society for the Anthropology of Conscious-ness

74

Society of Forensic Toxicologists

12

sodium chloride

16

sodium-4-hydroxyvalerate

10

Solanaceae

35

soma

99,

151

Soma

(

R. Gordon Wasson

)

125

Soma Shamanic Books & Herbarium

75

Sorbonne

28

South Western four-o’clock (


)

100

spiders on LSD

65

spirit(s)

27

,

34,

84,

86

,

135

spirit molecule, the (DMT)

85

,

89

Spirit Quest / El Tigre Journeys

118

Spiritplants.com

118

spiritual

36

,

47,

84, 87

,

103

,

122, 126

,

127, 151,

154

spirituality

124

,

135

,

151

spore prints

65

,

70

,

75,

117

spore receiver

70

spore syringe(s)

68

,

70

,

75

,

117,

157

Spore Trading Post, Inc.

75

Spore Works, The

76

Sporechicks

75

spores

68

,

76

,

102

Sprengel, Christian Konrad

36

Squibb

146

Staal, Frits

153

Stafford, Peter

103

,

139

Stamets, Paul

58

,

64

,

99

,

153

Staples, Blaise

157

Starlight Trance

band

57

Stephenson, Neal

23,

95

Sterling, Bruce

95

steroid(s)

5,

10

Sticky Business

129

stimulant

41

,

53

,

54

,

55

,

65

,

143

,

147

Stipa robusta

72,

113

Stockholm University

122

Stolaroff, Myron

110

,

149

,

156

Strange Fruit

(

Clark Heinrich

)

154

Strassman, Rick

15

,

84

,

157

strychnine

2

Sufis

17

Sufism

123

Sugimoto, H.

144

sulfur

29

Sullivan, Robert

57

Sunny’s Seedbank Shortcuts

118

Sunset Western Garden Book

40

SUNY Press

123

,

126

Surrealism

20,

139

sweat lodge(s)

57,

63

Symington, Ken

19

,

30

,

93

,

134

,

151

Syncon

111

synesthesia

139

syringe/needles

15

,

16,

65,

76

Szára, Stephen

85

Szasz, Thomas

110

T

T.A., TX

45

T.B., NY

103

,

104

Tabernaemontana pandacaqui

70

Tabernanthe iboga (see iboga)

65

,

69

,

89

Tagamet (cimetidine hydrochloride)

145

Tagetes lucida

69

Talwin

146

tamarind juice

56

tannins

40

Taoism

27

Targ, Russell

154

Target

107

Tart, Charles

118


168

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TASTE: The Archives of Scientists’ Transcendental Experiences

118

Taxol

146

tea

36

,

41

,

54

,

56

techno music

8

,

121

Teleclip

51

Telluride Mushroom Festival

58

,

99

tetrahydrozoline (Visine®)

12

Teutonic folklore

123

Texas Commission on Alcohol & Drug Abuse

51

,

52

Thaithatgoon, Satit

58

thangka art

98

THC

2

,

113

Theis, Rick Klaus

157

therogen

103

Thomas

103

thorazine

103

Thornally, Mark

157

thought

103

,

136

thrips

116

thujone

102

Thyssen, Sylvia

66

,

156

TIHKAL

(

Shulgin & Shulgin

)

15

,

32

,

154

TIME Magazine

66

Timewave

94,

134

Timewave/Novelty List

71

Toad

15

,

31

toad (Sonoran Desert/

Bufo alvarius

)

45

tobacco

2

,

30

,

36

,

49

,

66

,

153

Tolle, Eckhart

17

Torres, C. Manuel

(

Manolo

)

19

,

93

,

134,151

,

153, 156

Torres, Donna

156

Torsten

151

Toward a Science of Consciousness

75

toxicologist(s)

4,

8

,

10

,

12

,

14

toxins

5

,

114

Trance Mission

(

Stephen Kent

)

154

Travolta, John

106

Trichocerei

128

,

132

Trichocereus

102

,

110

,

119

,

128

,

151


65

,

70

,

118

,

128

,

129

,

130

Trichocereus bridgesii f. monstrosus

(“Clone B”)

130


“San Pedro Amsterdam”

129

Trichocereus bridgesii v. monstrose

70


“Eusaporus” clone RS0005

129

Trichocereus camarguensis

118


118

,

129


44

,

65

,

70

,

72

,

75

,

107

,

118

,

128

,

130

,

132


70

,

118

,

119

,

120, 128

,

132

Trichocereus scopulicola

131

,

132

Trichocereus

sp. WBaker 5452

128

trismus

10

triterpenes

40

tropane

3

Tropical Fruit World

131

Trout, K.

45

,

60

,

78

,

102

,

104

,

119

,

120

,

128

,

133

,

154

,

159

Trout’s Notes

159

Truká

63

tryptamine(s)

15

,

19

,

45

,

82

,

99, 149

,

151, 153

tryptamine (novel)

46

Turbina corymbosa

69

,

70

Turnera aphrodisiaca

69

Turnera diffusa

65

Twilight Zone

112

Tylenol #3

146

U

UFO

57

,

121

UFO abduction

90

unconscious

9

,

29

,

98

,

124

Unconscious Wisdom

(

Dan Merkur

)

126

United States Department of Agriculture

60

University of California at Davis

49

University of California Santa Cruz

115

University of California-Berkeley

153

University of Chicago Press

34

University of North Carolina

100

urination, frequent

143

urine

12

,

13

,

14

,

49

urine screen

113

urine tests

11

USDA

60

,

61

Usha

17

V

V., Dr.

89

,

90

Valdés III, Leander J.

73

,

141

Valeriana officinalis

65

valeric acid

10

Valium®

13

Van Ike

, Brothers

98

Varieties of Psychedelic Experience, The

(

Masters &Houston

)

24

Varieties of Religious Experience, The

(

William James

)

24

Venosa, Robert

121

,

156

,

157

Vick’s® inhalers

12

Vicodin

82

,

146

vicodin-substitutes

148

Virtual Reality

154

Virtual Reality Modeling Language (VRML)

19,154

Visger, Dan

141

visionary

26

,

100

,

103

visions

24

,

51

,

126

vitamin C

40

,

42

Voacanga Africana

69

,

70, 112

volatile oil

40

vomit

13

vomit, choking on

149

vomited

54

vomiting

31

,

143

Voogelbreinder, Snu

151

W

W., Mr.

89

,

90

Waking Up in Time

(

Peter Russell

)

114

Wal-Mart

10

,

75

Wanderers Between the Worlds

75

War on Drugs

4

,

17

,

18

,

28

,

114

,

153

Wasson, R. Gordon

75

,

99

,

122

,

125

,

157

water intoxication

13

Way of No Thinking, The

(

R. Engler & Y. Hayashi

)

17

Webster, Peter

157

Weil, Andrew

58

,

75, 99

Western Biosynthesis

104

,

118

,

149

Whistler Resort and Convention Centre

153

White, Timothy

103

White List, The

60

,

61

whiteflies

116

Wildflowers of Heaven

76

Wilson, Robert Anton

116

,

154

wine

34

witches

60

Withania somnifera

46

,

47

withdrawal

55

,

56

Wolf, Virginia

98

World Heritage National Parks

151

world religions

125

World War I

34

World War II

34

,

39

,

42

,

46

,

95

World’s Religions, The

(

Huston Smith

)

154

wormwood

(see Artemisia absinthium)

67

Wozniak, Steve

24

X

X (MDMA)

99

Xanax

143

Y

Y2K

94

Yahua

118

yawning

56

Yemen

38

,

39

,

41

,

43

yoga

17

,

63

yohimbine

54

Z

Zapotec Herb Bar

151

Zebedee

, DJ

152

Zen

17

Ziplip

(www.ziplip.com)

76

Zuni Indians

100

zygotes

27


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Symbols

∞

Ayes 32,49,50,511,4-butanediol 84

1984

155

2001

522C-B 22,28,1182C-D 202C-I 202C-T-2 20,22,902C-T-4 202C-T-7 20,85,89,90,94,105,1144-acetoxy-DET 88,89,90,92,93,964-acetoxy-DIPT 29,30,88,90,91,934-hydroxy-

α

MT 1394-hydroxy-DET 88,89,1394-hydroxy-DMT 884-hydroxy-DPT 1395-MeO-

α

MT 1485-MeO-DIPT 90,945-MeO-DMT1,5,25,84,89,99,101,102,103, 118,126,1485-methoxytryptamine 150 A A A A A

Aardvark, David

21,27,28,30,34,51,85,86,94,99, 104,109,126,146,148,150

Abuta grandifolia

3

Abuta rufescens

3

Acacia

5,6,12

Acacia angustissima

12

Acacia catechu

4

Acacia confusa

103

Acacia hostilis

6

Acacia maidenii

101

Acacia simplicifolia

103

Acacia tenuiflora

6

acáyetl

11,12acetone 26,101acetylcholine 151

Achievement Group, The

154acid (LSD) 155acid/base extractions 101,102 ACLU 124

Acorus americanus

68,69

Acorus calamus

68,149,150

acujá

6

Adam and Eve

116

Adams, Douglas

154addict, heroin 150addict, opiate 157addiction 37 Afrin 28agar 128,131,132,133,135,136

Agaricus

127,129

Agaricus brunnescens

131

Agave

11

Age of Entheogens & The Angels’ Dictionary,The

154age regression 89 Aguaruna Indians 10

Aguirre, G., L.E.

3,5,6

Agurell, S.

57,58,106

ahpí

7

ajucá

6 Akashic record 54

Al-Queda

terrorists 123

Alarcón, R.

5

Alchemind Society, The

42,76,112alcohol38,52,74,84,98,99,134,145,146alcoholic beverages 86

Aldrich

83alfalfa 129alien 32,50,53alien robots 52

AllChemical Arts

(conference) 115

Allen, John W.

112allergy preparations 28

Alli, Antero

114

Allison

156

Alpert, Richard

34alpha 140,141,142,143,144,145

α

-MT 148

α

,O-DMS 148alt.drugs.mushrooms 139

Altered States of Consciousness

(conference) 67,152

alucinante

75 Amanajóz Indians 5,6

Amanita muscaria

12,116

Amanita pantherina

71

Amanitas

68

Amaringo, Pablo

8

amasisa

10

ambíl

/

yera

4

American Chemical Society, The

147

American Horticultural Society PlantPropagation

30

American Orchid Society Bulletin

136amifepramone 28amineptine 28amitriptyline 28ammonia 26,102 Amoxicillin 28amphetamine 28,52,126amphetamine-like 91amphetamines 28

Anadenanthera

1,3,5,6,8,70,105


6,70,71,103,105


var.

cebíl

103

Anadenanthera peregrina

70,105


var.

peregrina

6anæsthesia 4anaesthetic 103analgesics 150

Analog Act

84,85

Anand, Margot

67,154

Anderson, E.F.

106

Anderson, Rocky

41

Anderson, Sherry

156

Andrews, S.

86anesthetize 21

angico

6

angicos brancos

6

angicos pretos

6

angiquín

6

angiquinho

6

Angraecum fragrans

86

Anon.

151anonymous remailer 123anthraquinones 86anti-cholinergic-like central effect 150anti-depressant 28anti-inflammatory 86anti-marijuana laws 46anti-nausea medications 28antibacterial 135antibiotic 28antidiarrheal 104antispasmatic 28

Antonil, André João

4ants 151anxiety 91aphrodisiac 3

apollinaris

1

Apollo

1,147aporphine 125appetite-increase 146

Appleseed, Johnny

41

Aquarian Electronics Brainwave Analyzers

140arachnid 150 Arawakan 8

Archaic Herbs

111arecoline 156

Argyreia nervosa

111,157,158


109

Ariocarpus kotschoubeyanus

95

Armstrong, Louis

155

Army Chemical Corps

34art 64,67,110,116,145,146, 154,156,159

Art Hardware Studio

110

Art of Everyday Ecstasy, The

154


103asarones 68asbestos 100ascorbic acid 104ash 1,2,3,4,5,11,104

Asilomar

156 Ask Dr.

Shulgin

(www.alchemind.org/shulgin) 42 Ask Dr.

Weil

(www.drweil.com) 42 Ask

Erowid

(www.erowid.org/ask) 42

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162

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aspartame 100

Asperula odorata

86asperuloside 86

Aspidosperma

9aspirin 69asset forfeiture reform 41

Associated Pathologists Laboratory

28

Associated Press

121,151

Association for Research and Enlighten-ment

153asthma 28astral parasitism 95astringent 104atomizer 22 ATP 151

August

96

Auricularia polytricha

138

Avalokitesvara

116

Avena sativa

129,130ayahuasca 2,3,5,6,7,8,9,11,12,67, 82,97,98,110,124,126,152,156

Ayahuasca Analogues

24

Ayahuasca Analogues and Plant-basedTryptamines

24

Ayahuasca Conference

97,98ayahuasca effect 25

Ayurhuasca

7 Aztecs 73 Aztekia 58BBBBBB vitamins 26ß-carboline(s) 5,8,25, 51B.B., NY 105B.C., WA 25 baby laxative 26

Backeberg, C.

31 bacteria 131,135

Badham, E.R.

131,134

bador

/

badoh

73 baeocystine 96,139

Baer, G.

9,88,89,90,96

Bakalar, J.B.

141 baking soda 22,105

balché

7,11,12

Balée, W.

11

Ball

(canning jar) 132,134

Bancroft, E.

3

Banisteriopsis

3,6,7,8,10,11


2,7,25,98,111,157,158

Banisteriopsis muricata

7 barbiturates 28

Barbosa-Rodrigues

3 barley 129

Barlow, John Perry

119

Barneby, R.C.

6Barquinha 98

barrigudo

9

Basement Shaman, The

106

Bates, C.

86

Batocarpus costaricensis

9

Batty, C.S.

151

Bear, S.

68

bebido

3

Bed of Roses

114 beer 37,141

Bell, John A.

119

Bender420

94

Benn, Gottfried

159

Bennett, B.C.

5 benzodiazepines 28 benzphentamine 28

Berger, A.

31

Bergins, Toni

154

Besuch auf Godenholm

(

Visit to Godenholm

) 1 beta 140,146 beta-asarone 68

betel

156 bhang 141

Big Brother

154

Bigwood, Jeremy

131

Bill of Rights

38

bin Laden, Osama

150 biofeedback 140,141,144,146 birth defects 100 bismuth subnitrate 4

Bisset, N.G.

3

Black, Bob

121

Black

, General E.F. 97 black nightshade 75 black

paricá

6 black widow 150

Blackburn, T.

151 bleeding disease 86 blood 1 blood pressure, 51 71,88,104 blood sugar, decreases 104

Blosser, Bret

156 blowgun 2 bodhisatvas 79 body temperature 88 boiling point 148

Boire, Richard Glen

28,76,81,85,114,121,122,159

Boire, Finn

114 bong 82,122

Bonpland, A.

3Bora Indians 4,5

Borders Books

85

Botanical Preservation Corps

30,47 botany 82 bottle culture 138 bougies 4

BPC Maui

156

Braden, Gregg

156 brain damage 154

Brain, Marie

67,97 brain stimulant 5 brainwaves 140,141,145,146

branca

6Breath Ecstasy 154

brebajes

8

Brehm, A.

150

Breitenbush

63

Brenneisen, R.

106

Britton, E.B.

151 bromocriptine 28Brotherhood of the Defenders andPromoters of the

Maitrank

87

Brounstein, Howie

157

Brugmansia

3,10

Brugmansia suaveolens

158

brujo

3,4,9,74

Brunfelsia

3

Brunfelsia grandiflora

158

Bubhaneshwar Temple

33Buddhist 116,152

Bufo alvarius

84,103 bufotenine1,5,70,71,84,101,103,105,148Buna-shimeji 138

Burke

156

Burnet, A.R.

86

Burning Man

94,118

Bursera fagaroides

158

Bursera graveolens

158CCCCC

caapí

7

caatinga

5,6

cabí

7

cabrera

6

cacahoapatlachtli

11

cacáhuatl

11,12

Cacahuatl Eater: Ruminations of an UnabashedChocolate Addict, The

46

cacahuaxóchitl

11

cacao

1,2,4,5, 7,10,11,12

cacao del monte

5

cacao

, flying 5

cacao

, jungle 5

cacao simarrón

11

cacao volador

5,10

cacao

, wild 5

Cactus Plus

(www.cactusplus.com) 109caffeine 38,111

Cailleux, Roger

127,128

cají

7,8

cajucá

6calcium 100,104calcium carbonate 101calcium chloride 132

Calea zacatechichi

158

California Institute of Integral Studies

110California poppy flowers 63

Callaway, Jace

25

Calliandra

10,11

Calliandra amazonica

10

Calliandra anomala

12

Calliandra calothyrsis

10

Calliandra hæmatostoma

10

Calliandra pentandra

10

cama-

3

camalampi

3Canary seed 130cancer 100cannabinoids 103,141

Cannabis

22,28,38,42,43,45,46,52, 54,77,79,82,85,86,103,104, 113,119,121,124,125,126,140, 141,142,143,144,145,146

Cannabis Culture

(magazine) 157

Cannabis indica

46

Cannabis ruderalis

46

Cannabis sativa

46,130

capí

7

Capsicum

3Caquetio Indians 1caramel caps 128


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carbon dioxide 22carbon monoxide 100carcinogen 25,68,86,100cardiac symptoms 87

Carnegiea gigantea

109

Carnivore

124

Case, Justin

25,96casing 127,130,131,132

Castaneda, Carlos

63

Castner, J.L.

3“Catarrh Snuff” 4catatonic fits 89

Catha edulis

82,83cathartic 104catnip 151cattle 86

Cavanillesia

9

Cavanillesia hylogeiton

9

Cavanillesia umbellata

9

Cayce, Edgar

153

cebíl

1

Cecropia

2

Ceiba pentandra

9,11

Ceiba samauma

9

ceibo

10celestial beings 53

Center for Cognitive Liberty & Ethics

112centipede 150

cerbatana

2,3

Cereoideae

31cerium oxide 100

Cerletti, A.

88CEY-19 88

chacruna

98

Chamberlain, Dean

117

Changes

(radio show) 79

Chanton, Jeffrey P.

147

Chapel of Sacred Mirrors

116

charas

141chat programs 124

Chemical & Engineering News

147Cherokee Indians 104Chi Kung 97,110

chichas

7,11chickens 100

Children, Our Ultimate Investment

154

Chilton, Scott

45

chimó

4,5

chimó sarrapia

9

chimó

-additive 6Chinantec Indians 73,74,75

chintas

153chlorinated hydrocarbons 100chloroform 24,25,26,27,100chocolate 11,46,111,149

chocolatillo

11

chocóllatl

11

choiba

6

Chondodendron

3

Chopra, Deepak

65

Chorisia insignis

9

Chorisia speciosa

9

choyba

6

Christ

116chromatography 99,141chrysanthemin 104CIA 33,50,97CIBA 75

Cicuta douglasii

103cigarette 86,87,100

cihuateteo

3

Clarisia racemosa

9clobenzorex 28

Close Encounters of the Third Kind

50closed-eye-visuals 92clover 129cobras 150

coca

1,2,7,10,11,12,45cocaine 4,21,22,26,28,37Cocama Indians 8

Code of Federal Regulations

86codeine 28

Coffea arabica

130coffee, decaffeinated 111coffee filters 101coffee grounds 130coffee-bean grinder 105

cohoba

1coke 26

Cola acuminata

158

Colby, W.

97cold and allergy remedies 28

Cole, Brooks

119

Collective Vision

117compost 127,128,129,130coniine 151

Conium maculatum

103

Conocybe cyanopus

139consciousness37,51,56,67,90,115,119,123

Consciousness Technologies

41

Cooke, Mordecai Cubitt

48copal resin incense 158

Copulating

115coral 151corn 130

Coryanthe yohimbe

158

Coryphantha macromeris

109

Cosmic Buddha

97

Cosmic Christ

116,117cosmic-mystical 89,90cough-preparations 28coumarin 86,87

Council on Spiritual Practices

152

CountZero

130,137,138

Cox, Henry

156crack 26Creator, The 66,91Cree Indians 68cristate 31

Crocodile

93,100

Crosby, D.M.

106

Cruz-Sánchez, G.

106

Crystal Awareness Project, The

41

cuhuba

6Cuicatec Indians 73,75

cují

6,8

cují cabrera

6

cují cimarrón

6

cují hediondo

6

cujiniquíl

6

Cultural Studies on the Mushroom Psilocybecubensis

131

cumala

2,5

cumala-ampi

3

cupuaçú

11

cupuassú

11

cupuassú-rana

11

cupuí

11

curandero

3,4,38,74

curare

3,11,12

Curarea tecunarum

3curative 37curing 36,39,54,73cyanidin 104cyanidin-3-glucoside 104

Cymbopetalum penduliflorum

11CZ-74 88DDDDD

da Costa, José Gabriel

7

Dalai Lama

117damiana 158

Dan

159dance 67

DanceSafe

111,114darts, psychic 3

Dass, Ram

156

Datura

11,12,68,85,118,151

David

156

Davis, E. Wade

48

Davis, Erik

64,114

Davis, Floyd

156DCM 101

de Boer, Jelle Z.

147

de Espinosa, Vázquez

3

de Lucca, D.

10

de Souza, Tina

67

de Tolosa, Alonso Pérez

2DEA 45,81,82,84,85,107,112,122death 100

Dee, Alice

119

Deikman, Arthur

67

DeKorne, Jim

99deliriant 68delirium 89Delphi 1,147Delphic Bees 1Delphic oracle 147delta-9-THC 141demon 9,51depersonalization 89,95,96Deprenyl 24,27depurative 104dermatosis 104Desert Storm 150designer drugs 84desoxyephedrine 28DET 92

Devereux, Paul

119

DeWalt, S.J.

9dexdenfluramine 28dexfenfluramine 28dextroamphetamine 28dextromethorphan 28

Dhulikhel Mountain Resort

67,152diabetes 28diarrhea 104,148dichlormethane 99,100

Dickens, Charles

152


164

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dicoumarol 86dicyclomine 28

Die Narkotischen Genussmittel und der Mensch

47diet aids 28Diggers 63dihydrocoumarin 87

Dimorphandra

6

Dinan, Stephen

159

Diplopterys cabrerana

111,157,158

Dipteryx odorata

9,86

Dipteryx panamensis

6disembodied eyes 116distortion of body image 88diuretic 86,104Divine 34,37,56dizziness 125

Djenaba

41DMT 5,20,24,25,28,32,33,36,37, 38,49,50,51,52,53,54,56,64, 88,89,94,95,96,99,101,102, 103,105,118,119,126,148,153

DMT: The Spirit Molecule

32,49,50,51,64,114DNA 36,76

Dobelis, I.N.

86dock (seeds) 103doctor 51,52Donnatol 28

Donut, Forbidden

121,122,123,124

Doom, Miky

97dopamine 108,109dope 82Double Chamber Terrarium 132

Douglas, Don

145DPT 24,25,26,89,90,96,105,148

Dr. Duke’s Phytochemical and EthnobotanicalDatabase

(www.ars-grin.gov/duke)104dreadlocks 121,124dreaming 153drink of May 87drug 82

Drug Detection Labs

107,111

Drug Policies for the New Millennium

41drug treatment 41drug warriors 39drug-sniffing dog 121drug-testing 27drumming 153DSL 123

Duke, J.A.

2,4,5,6,9,10,11,68,104

Dutchie

156

Dying

115dyspepsia 87,104dysphoria 88EEEEEe-LUDES 84e-mail 123,124

Eagle Feather, Ken

67,153

Earth First

124

Earthalchemist

156

Echelon

124

Echinopsis

31

Echinopsis bridgesii

31

Echinopsis lageniformis

31

Echinopsis pachanoi

30,31

Echinopsis werdermanii

57

Echinopsis werdermanniana

57ecstasy 41,154Ecstasy (MDMA) 63,67

EcstasyData.org

(www.ecstasydata.org)111

Eden Press

(www.edenpress.com) 122EEG 140,141,144,145,146

Efthyvoulosis, Demetri Dimas

159ego dissolution 89ego-death 95,96

Eisler, Riane

156

Eisner, Bruce

67,154

Electrolurch

139electronic communications 124electronic surveillance 124

elexóchitl

11

Elfstone

92,94

Elizabeth

(

Happy High Herbs

) 156

eloxóchitl

11elves 36,51

embeodado

3

embriaga

3

Emerald Goddess

72emollient 104empathogenic 92,95,125encryption 123enema 20Enoki mushrooms 138

Enos, Leonard

128

Entheobotanica

1,152

Entheobotany

48,53entheobotany 82entheogen 36,49,53,68,82,104


28,85

Entheogen Review, The

83,86,119

EntheogenUK

111entheotherapy 159entities, malevolent 95

epéna

1,2

Ephedra

84

Ephedra nevadensis

158ephedrine 28epinephrine 151

Epling, C.

73ergine 28,139ergot-based drugs 28

Erowid

(www.erowid.org) 111

Erowid, Earth

123

Erowid, Fire

123errhine 4,5,6

Erspamer, V.

103,150,151

Erythrina ulei

6,10

Erythroxylum coca

82

Eschsholtzia californica

63

Eschweilera

11

Escohotado, Antonio

67,97,122

Eshu

21,29,30

espingo

11

Essential Psychedelic Guide, The

24esterase enzymes 88Eterra 113ethane 147ethanol 25,26,27,101ether 26

Ethnobotanica II

156ethnobotany 82

Ethnobotany Garden

157

Ethnogarden

157ethylene 147euphoria 84,88,91,92,125,126euphoric 69,95,144

Evenstar

91

Evergreen State College

45expectorant 104extra-terrestrial 36,56FFFFF

FactSheet Five

114

Fadiman, James

114Fahan tea 86

Failure of the Doping Summit

114

Falconer, William

127,128,129,131false positives 28

Fanton, Jude

156

Fanton, Michele

156

Farber, Phillip

41Father Creator 91fax 123,124FBI 81,97,124,133,134FDA 28,68,82,83,84,85,86

Federal Register

82,83,84,85

Federal Trade Commission

83

Feilding, Amanda

64fenelylline 28fenfluramine 28fenproyorex 28

Fericgla, Josep M.

10

Fester, Uncle

159

Festi, F.

103Festivals of

Maitrank

87fever 104

Ficus

9

Field Guide to the Psilocybin

(

sic

)

Mushroom

128Fiorinol 28firewall 123fish 98

Flammulina velutipes

138Flash Evaporator 113

Flashbacks

64flashbacks 42,118flavonoids 86floral morphology 30

Florida State University

147

Food and Cosmetic Act

84food supplements 84

Foster, S.

68

Franklin, Jody

114free speech 38free-base 24,26,32,89,102

Friedrich, H.

30,31GGGGGG.J.B., NY 29GABA 151

gahpí

7

Galium odoratum

86,87

Gandhi

117,153

ganja

141

Ganoderma lucidum

138


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165


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Garcia, Jerry

99gargle 104

Gartz, Jochen

112,122,127,130,131,139

Gates, B.

7

GenBank

156

Gennaro, M.C.

106

Geology

147

Gette, Andy

156GHB 83,84,85ghosts 153

Gibbon, Piers

156ginger 68

Ginsberg, Allen

46

Gips, Elizabeth

79,122

Glaetzle, W.

30,31

Glider

157glovebox 131,132glutamic acid 151

Glycine max

130

Goa Gil

, DJ 63God 34,35,36,50,53,56,66,118Goddess 118Godliness 36,37Gods 51,52,53,56Golden Teacher 139goldenseal root 28

Gómez Pompa, Arturo

75

Gonçalves de Lima

103gonorrhea 104

Goodrich, David

114

Goodspeed, T.H.

5

Google

™ 73gopher 86

Gordon, Geoffrey

156

Gorman, Peter

3,30

Gottlieb, Adam

81,108,109graft 108,109grafting 19

Graham, Robert

124

Gram, D.

121

Grateful Dead

99,118

Gray, M.R.

151

Green, C.R.

150Green Man 50

Green Metals

113

Greenpeace

124

Grether, R.

6

Grey, Alex

97,110,115,116,117,119

Grinspoon, Lester

141

Groark, K.P.

151

Grof, Stanislav

30,41,156,159

Growing Gourmet and Medicinal Mushrooms

128,134,138

Growing Mushrooms with Hydrogen Peroxide

136Guaraní Indians 11Guaraní-root 6guardians 36,51,52

Guettarda

6

güeyo

10

Guide for the Perplexed Organic Experimental-ist, A

103guides 51gurus 153

Guzman, Gaston

155

Gymnopilus purpuratus

139HHHHH

Hagerty, Larry

124hair 123,124hair-testing 28

hakúduf

h

a

1

Hale, John R.

147hallucinations 84,88,89hallucinogen 41,104hallucinogenic 86,104


45,128

Hallucinogens in Native AmericanShamanism and Modern Life

46

Hallucinogens, The

68

Halpern, Steven

67

Hampton Roads Publishing Company

153hamsters 100

Hand, M.

97

Handbook of Toxic and Hazardous Chemicalsand Carcinogens

100hangover 93

Hanna, Jon

64,79,81,111,117,119,121

Hanuman

153

Happy High Herbs

156

Harding, Douglas

67harm reduction 26harmaline 25,102,126harmine 24,25,102,126

Harner, Michael

110

Harner, Sandra

110

Harrison, Kathleen

131

Hartz, Isabela

67,97

Harvard Botanical Museum

45hash-oil 101hashish 141

Hasler, F.

88“Hawaiian” 135

Hayes, Charles

114,118

hayo

10HAZMAT 101HCl gas 102HCl water 102headache 93,118healing 53,98,152,154

Healing Arts Press

47healing rites 74healing sessions 153heart trouble 100

Heim, Roger

127,128

Heimia salicifolia

158

Heinrich, Clark

41,119

Heisenberg

Uncertainty Principle 36

Helicostylis

6

Helmlin, H.-J.

106hemlock 103hemlock, water 103hemp 82,130hempseed oil 28henbane 103hepatic 86hepatoxic 86herb/herbal 82

Herbage Database, The

104herbal beverage 84Herbal Ecstacy 84herbal hash 42

Herbal-Shaman

81,85

Hericium erinaceus

138heroin 41

Heteropterys longifolia

11

Heteropterys platyptera

var.

martinicensis

11

Heuristicon

42,43

hidromiel

11Hierba

María

73high 82

High Times

42,83

Hillage, Steve

92Hindu 152

Hippie

133,134histamine 151

Historia General de las Drogas

97

hoasca

25

Hoffer, A.

68

Hoffmann, Martina

110

Hofmann, Albert

46,47,66,73,75,88,115,117

Hogshire, Jim

85,114,121,122

Hogshire, Heidi

121

Holmgren, D.

97Holotropic Breathwork™ 41,154

Holotropics

41

Holtorf, Kent

28

Holy Fire

115

Homer

125,126honey 1,11,135hops 104

Hord, Jody

111

Hordeum vulgare

129

Horowitz, Michael

64

huanto

3

huasca

25

Hubbard, Barbara Marx

156

huillca bejuco

(

s

) 6,11

Humpty-Dumpty

52

Humulus lupulus

104hunting magic 9hunting-darts 9

Huntington Botanical Garden

16husk 105

Huxley, Aldous

154

Huxley, Laura

63,67,154Hydergine 28hydro-methamphetamine 28hydrobromide salt 21,22hydrochloride salt 21,22hydrogen peroxide 135,136,137

Hyoscamus

—The Henbane Pages

(http://hyoscyamyus.yage.net) 157

Hyoscyamus

103,157

Hyoscyamus albus

1hypnotic 86

Hypsizygus tessulatus

138IIIII

I-

9

Research

41ibogaine 51,81,85,157ibogamine 81ibogoid alkaloids 81Ibuprofen 28

Icaros DNA

157,158IH Synch 142,143,144,145

Ilex guayusa

158

Iliad

125


166

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illegal drug substitutes 83

Illius, B.

9imitation controlled substance 121imps 36Incan Indians 7incense 4,158indole 88,96

Indra

153“Industrial Superpermanent” Sharpies 57inflammation 104

Inga

6inhibition of speech articulation 88injected 26injection 20,52,89,90

Inner Traditions International

115

Inocybe aeruginascens

139insect 52,151insect stings 151insufflated 25insufflation 24,25

International Anti-aging Systems

27

International Code of BotanicalNomenclature

76

International House

63

Into the Void

114intoxicating gas 147IP Synch 144IP Team Synch 143

ipadú

1,2,12

Ipomea violacea

111IRC 124iron 104

Iryanthera

4,10

Iryanthera juruensis

5

Iryanthera tricornis

2

ishpingo

11

Island

154isoquercetin 104

ispincu

11

Istara

49

Ith, I.

150

Ito, Y.

86ivy, wood 103 J J J J J

J.L. Hudson

107,157 J.S., OR 148

Jamison Ethnobotanicals

158

Jansen, Karl

64,114,159 jasmine, Asiatic 81

Játiva-M, C.

73

jaúma

8 jaw tightening 91 jellyfish 151

Jesus

73,117

jiniquíl

6 Jirajara Indians 1 Jívaro [

sic

Shar] Indians 10

Jizzmo

42,43 JLF 29,30,68,103

Johnson, Gary

41

Johnson

grass 129

Johnson, Jean B.

73

Johnson, Laurence

87

Johnson, T.

104

Jones, Tao

93,95,125,126

joshín

9

Journal of Cognitive Liberties

76

Journey of the Wounded Healer

115 JourneyDance 154 joy 126

Juan

, don 153 juicer, centrifugal 108

Jünger, Ernst

1 juniper 87 junkies 37

Juramidam

8

jurema

5,6,7,8,9,12

jurema(s) branca(s)

5, 7

jurema preta

5,6

Justicia pectoralis

86

Juxtapoz

(magazine) 117K K K K K K-hole 63

kahí

7

kaka

[

u

] 2

Kallen, Robert “Cork”

154

Kalweit, Holger

159

kamarampi

3

Kamen-Kaye, D.

5

Kamm, B.

14,15,16kapok-tree 9

Karsten, R.

9,10

Kath

156

kava

84,156

Kawamoto, F.

151

Kennedy, A.

150

Kent, James

114

Kent, Matthew S.

119

Kerr

(canning jar) 132,134ketamine 28,64,89,119,159

Ketamine: Dreams and Realities

64,114Ketoprofen 28

Key to the American Psilocybin

(

sic

)

Mushroom, A

128keylogging 124

khat

150

khukuris

153kidney infection 28

kif

43

Kilgallon, Eileen

41

Kimber, C.

18

Kissing

115

Kissing Tree, The

114

Kissinger, H.

97Kitagawa, H. 86

Kneebone, Leon R.

129,130

Knize, Karl

31,107

Koehres

58Kofán Indians 11

Kolinar: The Rock ’N’ Roll State of Mind

114

Kozaczek, L.

121

kratom

29,30

Kreitmair, H.

86

Krippner, Stanley

67,152

ku´-ru-ku

5

Kubby, Steve

122

Kumada, N.

151

kurupá

6

Kuspit, Donald

115,116,117LLLLLlactagogue 104lactone 156lactose 26

Lactuca

103

Lady

Salvia

(www.ladysalvia.com)158,159ladybug shells 151

Lalo, Andrea

97

Lama, Maile

154

Lancaster

83

Larsen, Stephen

115,117

Las Casas, B. de

10

Lasky, David

114

Latrodectus hasselti

150

Latrodectus mactan

150laxative 104

Lazar

20leaf of prophecy 73

League for Spiritual Discovery

34,38

Leary, Timothy

34,64,65,122

Leary, Rosemary Woodruff

64

Legal High Botanicals

82

Legendary Ethnobotanical Resources

107

Lentinula edodes

134

Leonotis leonorus

157lettuce (seeds) 103

Leuner, H.

88,89,90,96

Leung, A.Y.

86

Lévi-Strauss, C.

9

liane cacao

11licorice 68

Liddy, G. Gordon

38lidocaine 21,26

Lila

(http://lila.yage.net) 159

Lilly, John

114lime juice 13,106,108limestone, bituminous 147

Lincourt, M. de

3

Lindesmith Center/Drug Policy Founda-tion

41

Linton, R.

2Lion’s Mane 138

Lipp

, Jr., F.J. 3,6,10

Liquid Crystal Vision

63liquid inoculation 130,132,138liquor of oranges 87lisuride 28little

angicos

6

Liu, K.-C.

103liver damage 100liver disease 28

Lobivia

30locust-trees 2

Loewenthal, H.J.E.

103

Lolium perenne

130

Lonchocarpus

12

Lonchocarpus violaceus

11

Lone Mountain Conference Center

110

Loompanics

(www.loompanics.com)121,122

Lopes, N.P.

4

López-Portillo, José

46

Lophophora

18


63,124,157


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167


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Los Angeles Philharmonic

72

Lost at Last

94lotus 125,126

Louis XIV

, King 127

Lourenço, W.R.

150love-magic 3LSD 24,25,28,33,34,37,42,46,51, 54,63,68,69,70,85,88,89, 90,94,95,96,105,106,117,118, 119,121,123,126,148,154LSD-like 71Ludiomil 24,27

Luna, L.E.

7,8,9,67,98,110

lupuna

9,10

lupuna blanca

9,11

lupuna bruja

9

lupuna colorada

9

Lycaeum

(www.lycaeum.org) 101,112,122lye 103lysergol 28MMMMMM.P., CA 149M.S., CA 24M.S.,

Federal Prison Camp

, Eglin, FL 30

Mac-Rae, E.

7

MacDonald, W.

97

Macrae, W.D.

86madness 37

madre de cacao

11

Madsen, J.

31

Magic Lantern

124magic mushroom 73

Magic Mushroom Cultivation

127,129magic/magical 53, 82magicians 36,51,53

Magnolia dealbata

11

maha

11mail 122mail drop 122

Maitrank

86,87

maloca

2

Mammillaria craigii

109

Mammillaria grahamii

109

Mammillaria heyderi

109

Mandela, Nelson

65

Mandragora

103mandrake 103manioc-stem 10mannitol 26

Manor

, General L.J. 97

Manual of the Medical Botany of North America, A

87manure 129MAO 25MAOI 24,25,27,99maprotiline hydrochloride 27MAPS 111

MAPS Bulletin

63

Maquira sclerophylla

104

Marcus

159marihuana [

sic

] 141

Marihuana

[

sic

],

The Forbidden Medicine

141marijuana 28,45,79,82

Marijuana Law

76

Marijuana Question? Ask Ed

42Marinol 28

Marley, Bob

99

Marnel, T.

26

Marquez, Alex

67

Martin, Kent

66

Martindale, W.

4

Marx Hubbard, Barbara

67

Mason

jars 132massage 67,110,156material cosmos 66

Material Safety Data Sheets

100“Matías Romero” 135,139Matses Indians 3Matsigenka Indians 9

Matus

, don

Juan

153Maué Indians 3

Maximizing Harm: Losers and Winners in theDrug War

114May wine 86

Mayahuasca

7Mayan Indians 1,11,12Mazatec Indians 73,74,75

McAlpine, K.L.

135,136

McDonley, Dan

157

McKeever-Furst, J.L.

3

McKenna, Terence

25,98,116,118,119,131,155

McKenna, Dennis

5,131,159

McLaughlin, J.L.

106

McNeil Island

37

McWilliams, Peter

122MDA 118MDMA 28,42,67,84,112,118,154

MDMA/Ecstasy Research: Advances,Challenges, Future Directions

67mead 11

mecaxóchitl

11

Meckes-Lozoya, M.

7

Medicago sativa

129

Medicine Eagle, Brooke

67,156meditate 69meditation 37,39,67,110

Meed, Margaret

79mefenorex 28

Meilikhios

91melancholy 104

Melilotus alba

86

Melilotus officinalis

86melting point 148mephentermine 28

Mercado, Leonard

119

Merlin, Mark

156mescaline 13,14,28,51,68,69,88, 91,92,95,105,106,107, 108,109,118mescaline citrate 108mescaline hydrochloride 25mescaline sulfate 101,121mescaline-containing cacti 24,107,109

Message Company, The

67metabolites 28methamphetamine 28,42methane 147methanol 101metheglin 11methoxyphenamine 28methphenidate 28methylene chloride 99,100methylene dichloride 27methysergide 28

metl

12

Metropolitan Museum of Art

140

Metzner, Ralph

30,63Mexica Indians 73mice 86,100

MicroDot

114

Millay, Jean

64,140,146

Miller, M.E.

1millet 130milo 130

Mimosa

5,6

Mimosa cabrera

6

Mimosa hostilis

6,101,158

Mimosa tenuiflora

5,6,101,102,103,158mind 82

Mind Body Spirit: Exploring the Parapsychologyof Spirituality

154

Mind States

(conference) 24,63,79

Mind States II

50,63,64,65,66MIPT 20

Miracle Gro

19

Miranda, Felipe

74

Mitragyna

29

Mitragyna parvifolia

30

Mitragyna speciosa

29,30mitragynine 29

mixitl

11

MK-Ultra

2moclobemide 24,27mold 86,130,131,135,136molluscs 151

Monardes, N.

10monotropein 86

Monroe Institute

153monsters 36monstrose 31

Montgomery, Rob

152,154,156

Moore, Scotto

114

Morgan, G.R.

68

Morgan, Hanniah

154

Moriarty, Brian

119morning glory 73morning glory seeds 27,68morphine 4,85,151

Morus alba

103,104

Morus nigra

103

Morus rubra

103moth larvae 151

Mother Teresa

117

Mu, Queen

150mucilage 104mulberry 103,104mulberry, forest 103mullein 121

Müller-Ebeling, Claudia

152,154,156muscle spasms 93muscle tension 91muscle tightness 90muscle tremors 91mushroom24,25,75,77,82,89,91,93, 94,99,118,136,138

Mushroom Pioneers

112mushroom-like 91


168

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Mushrooms: How to Grow Them; A PracticalTreatise

127music 99,145,146muskrat root 68mycelia 129,131,136mycelium127,130,131,132,134,136,137,138mycelium “knot” stage 133mycelium-water 135,137,138

Mycologia

131

Mycotopia

(www.mycotopia.net) 139,159“mycro-tek” 133, 134mydriasis 88

Myelobia smerintha

Hueb

. 151Mystery 38,39,56

Mystery School

30mystical 50

Mystical Mycology

156mystical/religious 34NNNNN

nagual

153Náhuatl 11,12Nambicuara Indians 9naphtha 102Naproxen 28

Naranjo, Claudio

7narcotic 5,45,73,126,150nasal spray 20,22,28

natem

a

10,11

Nathan, Paco Xander

114

National Formulary

4

National Herbarium

75

National Institute on Drug Abuse

33,67

National Institutes of Health

67

National Library of Medicine

48

National Security Agency

124

National Security Council

97Native American 157

Nature of Mind

116nausea 69,88,90,91,108,146,148

Nauwald, Nana

154

Navarro, J.

10near-birth experience 159near-death experience 159nectar 135

Nelson, Richard

41

Nelumbo nucifera

125

Nepalese Shamanism, Trance andPsychoactive Plants

67nepetalactone 151nervine 104neurologic 64

Neuropolitics

64

New Falcon Publications

30Newari 153

Newborn

115

Nichols, Dave

154

Nicotiana

1,111

Nicotiana tabacum

158nicotinic acid 86,104NIDA 32

Nightbloomers

81

nishi oni

11

Nixon, R.M.

97nonpolar organic solvent 101

ñopo

1,2,12norbaeocystine 96,139

Norberg, Sheldon

114norepinephrine 27Novelty Theory 119novocaine 21NSAIDS 28

nu-nu

3

Nugan, F.

97

Nugan Hand, Inc.

97

ñupi

-tree 12

Nursing

115nutmeg 1

Nutrition Science News On-line

157

Nymphaea caerulea

125,126Nyquil 27OOOOO

Oakes Ames Library of Economic Botany

45,48oar-tree 9oats 129,130

Ochroma pyramidale

9

ocpatli

12

octli

7,11,12

Odell, G.V.

150odorous aspérule 86

Odyssey, The

125

Olsen, Frank

34Omagua Indians 8

Omananda

63

One River

48

Onyemaechi, Onye

67

oo-koó-na

5opiates 28opioids 28,103opium 37,103,121


121oracle 126

Oracular Madness Choir

64

Orchid Review, The

135orchid seeds 135orgasm 154

Orr, David

156

Ortíz de Montellano, B.R.

3

Orwell, George

155

Oryza sativa

130

Osmond, H.

68

Osteophlœum

4

Ostolaza, C.

31OTC allergy preparations 28Other 52,98

Other Ones

99

Other Side of Haight, The

114Otomí Indians 75

Ott, Jonathan

1,7,11,24,25,45,53,63,68, 70,81,86,97,98,103,111,128, 131,148,151,152,154,155

Over-soul

115,116over-the-counter medication 29

Owsley/Bear

(

A.O. Stanley

) 65Oyster mushrooms 138oyster shells 131PPPPP

Packer, J.G.

68pain 146pain medication 28pain treatment 41

pajuela

5Pala 154

paletica

5

Palmer, Cynthia

63

Palmer, Julian

156

palo borracho

9

palo de pulque

12Palo Santo 158

Panaeolus

129

Panaeolus cambodginiensis

128

Panaeolus cyanescens

127,128,129,130,139

Panaeolus subbalteatus

127,128,129

Panaeolus tropicalis

127,139

Pané, R.

10

Panicum miliaceum

130Panoan Indians 8

Papaver somniferum

82,103para-methoxyamphetamine (PMA) 42

Paracelsus

66Parahexyl 42paralysis 150paranoia 121paranoia (temporary) 89paraphernalia 83,121

paricá

3,6,8

paricá

, false 6

paricá

grande 6

paricáramá

6

Pashupatinath

152

patasi

11

pataste

11

pataxte

11

Patcher, L.J.

103

Patinoa ichthyotoxica

11

Paulkner, G.

97

Paul’s Desert

16

Paymal, N.

9PCP 28,118peat moss 131

Pedrito Arts

157

Pedro

, don 153

Peganum harmala

25,102,111,118,157,158pelargonidin-3-glucoside 104pemoline 28

Pendell, Dale

41,64

Penguin Compass/The Penguin Group

118

Penna, Will

63,152

Pennsylvania State College

129

Pentagon

81,97,124pepper 68

Pepsi

84Percocet 28Percodan 28

Pereira Lima, F.A.

151

Pereskiopsis

19

Permanent Press, The

30

Peron, Dennis

122peroxidase enzymes 138peroxidated brown rice 130peroxidated liquid inoculants 136

Petiveria alliacea

158petunidin-3-rutinoside 104


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169


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peyohuasca

25peyote 81,82,106,109,152,157

Peyote and Other Psychoactive Cacti

108

Peyote Foundation, The

81,82,85

péyotl

12PF Substrate 132,133,135,137

PF TEK

130,132,133,134,135,136,137,138,139

Phalaris aquatica

“AQ-1” 103

Phalaris canariensis

130

Pharmacophilia or The Natural Paradises

48,154

Pharmacotheon: Entheogenic drugs, their plant sources and history

48,83,131

pharmahuasca

25

PharmChem

107phencyclidine 28phendimetrazine 28phenethylamine20,21,22,23,25,26,28,42,89,91phenmetrazine 28phenobarbital 28phentermine 28phenylephedrine 28phenylpropanolamine 28philtres 3

Phleum pratense

129Pholedrine 28phone 124phosphoric acid 136phosphorus 104

Phromnia marginella

Oliv

. 150

phurbas

153

PIHKAL

20,22,83

Pike, Neil

156pill-testing 111

Pills-A-Go-Go

85

Pinal County Multi-JurisdictionalNarcotics Task Force

81

Pink Floyd

152pipe tobacco 86

Piper

3,11

pipiltzintzintli

73

Piptadenia

6

Piptadenia leptostachya

11

Piptadenia tocantina

6Piracetam 24,27

Pithecellobium

5,6

Pithecellobium lætum

9

Pithecellobium tortum

7

Pizarro

7

Plant Intoxicants

47,86plant-spirits 2,3Pleiadians 153

Plowman, Timothy C.

2,48plus-4 91

Pluteus salicinus

139

póchotl

11pod 105

poderîa

153

Pogonomyrmex

151poison 86poison, dart 2,3poison, fish 12poison, hunting 3poisoned 91poisonous non-consumable 29poisons, systemic 61Poisson 106

Polari de Alverga, A.

8

Polivoy, Silvia

67,97,98,110pollen 42,43

Pollock, Stephen

127,128,129,130,131

Pompa y Pompa, A.

73poppies, California 63poppies, opium 124poppy pods 121poppy seed(s) 28, 82potassium 104potentiation effect 24potting soil 131

Poupat, C.

103prayer 36

Praying

115

Pregnancy

115

Prescott, W.H.

7pressure canner 132

Pretty Good Privacy

(PGP) 123proaporphine 125procaine 21,22,26promethazine 28

Promind Foundation

111

Promise

115

Prophets Conference

30,156propylephedrine 28

Proteus

114pseudoephedrine 28psilo(cyb)ine 91psilocin 76,77,88,89,90,96,128, 130,133,139

Psilocybe

76,82,128,139

Psilocybe argentipes

128


128,139


128

Psilocybe bohemica

128,139


128

Psilocybe coprophila

128,129

Psilocybe cubensis

25,92,96,128,129,130,131, 132,133,134,135,136,138,139


128

Psilocybe fasciata

128

Psilocybe mexicana

127,128,139

Psilocybe mixaeensis

128


139


128,139

Psilocybe semperviva

128

Psilocybe subaeruginascens

128

Psilocybe subaeruginosa

128

Psilocybe subcaerulipes

128


139

Psilocybe yungensis

128,129

Psilocybe zapotecorum

128,139

Psilocybian Mushroom Cultivation: A Brief History

112psilocybian mushroom cultures 122psilocybian mushroom spores 82,83psilocybian mushrooms11,76,91,93,94,95,112, 116,121,127,128psilocybin28,51,68,69,76,77,88,89,90, 91,92,93,94,96,130,133, 134,139

Psilocybin: Magic Mushroom Grower’s Guide

131

Psychedelia

76,77psychedelic 82

Psychedelic Guide to Preparation of theEucharist, The

128

Psychedelic Inspired Art

112


119


99


131

Psychemedics Corporation

28

Psychoactive Sacramentals: Essays onEntheogens and Religion

152,154

Psychoactivity

67,152

Psychoactivity II

152psychointegrator 98

Psychointegrator Plants

67,97,110psycholytic therapy 96psychoptic 68psychosis 51,53psychotherapy 20,67psychotic symptoms 89psychotics 96

Psychotria viridis

98,99,111,157,158

Psylocybe Fanaticus

127,132,133,134,135,138PTSD (MDMA studies) 154

puka-lupuna

9puked 106

pulque

7,11,12pulse rate 88Pulvis Anticatarrhalis, N.F. 4

Pummangura, S.

106Pythia 1,147QQQQQ

qat

150quaalude 84

Quararibea

11,12

Quararibea cacao

11

Quararibea cordata

11

Quararibea fieldii

11

Quararibea funebris

11,46,47

Quararibea putumayensis

11

Quarterman Publications

48Quechua Indians 2,6Queen of the Jungle 153Queen of the Wood 86quid 72R R R R R R.D., MO 103R.G.B., CA 150racial profiling 124

Radio Shack

Slide Microscope (Cat. No.63-853) 43

Radiohead

92

Rael, Joseph

67

Rainbow Gathering

118

Rani, Sharan

32,50

Ransom, Jim

41

rapé dos indios

104

Raskova, H.

151rat 86,100rat root 68

Rathburn, “Brownie” Mary

79


170

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Rätsch, Christian

1,86,152,154,156

Raffauf, R.F.

2,3,4,7,9,11,104rave 119

Ray

(

Happy High Herbs

) 156

Ray, Paul

156

Raza, Ghulam

150

Reader’s Digest

157

Reclus, Paul

4recreational use 84red meat 98red-back spider 150

Reese, K.M.

147regurgitation 148

Reichel-Dolmatoff, G.

7,150Reiki 156

Reinburg, P.

3Reishi 138

Reko, B.P.

73,75relaxation 141religion 119religious 38,41,115

Remington, J.P.

4

remo caspi

9

Repke, D.B.

103reptiles 52,53research chemicals/compounds 83, 89

Resonance Project, The

114restlessness 88

Reverend MeO

159

Reville

156riboflavin 104rice 130,131,132,135,138,139rifampicin 28

Ringius, G.S.

68

Ritter, F.

31

Rivea corymbosa

73

River’s Source

43

Robert

156

Roberts, Thomas

152robot doctors 53

Rockit, Johnny

114

Roetken, Todd

41

Ronin Publishing

85

Rose, J.

86rosemary 121

Rosenthal, Ed

42

Rosetta

81

Rowley, G.D.

30,31

Royal Chitwan Natural Park

152

Rumex

103

Rushkoff, Douglas

159

Russell, Peter

156rutin 104

Rutter, R.A.

5,7,9,11rye 130,131rye grass 130

Ryerson, Kevin

156SSSSSS., Don 74

sacha cacao

5sacrament 37,38,52,53,98sacred 36,37,49,51,52,56,67,68, 69,82,153,154

Sacred Mirrors

115

Sacred Mirrors: The Visionary Art of Alex Grey

115


76

Sacred Succulents

18,58safrole 4

Sage Wisdom

(www.sagewisdom.com) 72

Sahagún, B. de

11

Salinas de Gortari, Carlos

46salt 98

Salvia divinorum

29,50,63,64,71,72,73,74,75,83, 84,99,103,111,112,119,124, 156,157,158,159

Salvia divinorum

(10X extract) 71,158

Salvia divinorum

(5X extract) 71,158,159

Salvia divinorum and Salvinorin A: The Best of The Entheogen Review

30

Salvia Divinorum

Defense Fund

112

Salvia divinorum

e-mailing list 158

Salvia Divinorum

Monitor

(at www.alchemind.org) 112

Salvia officinalis

103

Salvia

Man.Com

(www.salviaman.com)159salvinorin A 85,99,103,118,158

Sam Pedro

81

samíki

9,10

Samorini, Giorgio

67,98,103,159

Samorini Net

(www.samorini.net) 159

San Antonio, James P.

131San Pedro (cactus) 12,27,106

Sanchez, Victor

67, 153

Sand, Nick

64,65,148sand 131

Sandoz

88

Santo Daime

7,8

Sarhan, Adnan

67satellite 124scales 122

Schamanismus und Tantra in Nepal

152

Schele, L.

1

Schenberg, S.

151schizophrenic behavior 89

Schuetz, Jamison

158

Schultes, Richard Evans

2,3,4,5,6,7,9,11,12, 45,46,47,48,73,104, 114,117scorpion 150,151Scotch 141

Scott

124

Scrapbook of a Haight Ashbury Pilgrim

79

Scully, Tim

140

Scully, Nicki

156sea anemones 151

Secale cereale

130

Second International Conference onHallucinogenic Mushrooms

46sedative 68,86seed-coat morphology 30

Seitz, G.

2

Select Seed/Quality Cactus

106,108selegiline 28self-realization 55

Sell Yourself to Science

114

semillas de la Virgen

73sensory deprivation 90sensuality 141serotonin 51,150,151serpent 1set and setting 90

Seven Sisters of Sleep

48sex 37,98sexual 115,154shadow material 92shaman 2,3,10,73,82,103,110,119, 126,152,153,155,159

Shaman Australis

30,156shamanic journeying 56,110shamanic reading sessions 153

Shamanic Snuffs or Entheogenic Errhines

1,152shamanic sucking 3shamanism 4,67,110,119,152,155

Shamans, Healers and Medicine Men

159

ShamanShop/Kalyx

(www.shamanshop.net) 159

Shelli, Bob

79

Shepard

, Jr., G.H. 3Shepherdess, The 72

shingata

10

shingiáta

10Shipibo Indians 9,11,157

Shroomery

91’shrooms 82

Shroomster

156Shuar Indians 3,10,11

Shulgin, Alexander T. “Sasha”

20,24,29,42,63,88,122,148

Shulgin, Ann

20,50,63,148

Sida acuta

86

Siebert, Daniel

72

Siegel, Deborah Lynn

114

Sigma

21,83

Simon & Schuster

48

Sind, B.

146

Sinden, James W.

129,130,131singing 153

Singleton, George

121,123,124

sinicuiche

158sitter 89,98

Sittig, M.

100

ska María Pastora

75sleep 145sleep aids 28sleep-inducing 146sleeping pills 28sleeping sponge 103smart drug 28

Smith

91

Smith, Huston

30,64,67

Smith, M.S.

15,18,19

Smith, N.J.H.

10smoked 26smoking 54,71,72,89,113snorted 26snorting 20,21

Snow, Richard

136snuff 1, 2,3,4,5,8,11,12,70, 86,104,105“snuff, Indian” 104snuffing 20,21,22soda, high-fructose caffeinic 84sodium 100,104sodium bicarbonate 22,23,26sodium chloride 22


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sodium hypochlorite 135

Solandra

11,156

Solanum nigrum

75

Solaria

113

Solomon

7

Sophia

116sore 104

Sorghum halepense

129

Sorghum vulgare

130

Sosa, C.

9soul 3,34,50,52,56,72soul-loss 9

Source

53,91

Soustelle, J.

75soy bean 130space-time 146spagyric extraction 99

Sparks, Tav

41spawn 127,129,130,131Special-S Extract 158

Spectral Mindustries

(www.specmind.com) 76spider 151spirit 9,68,126spirit world 36spiritual 36,51,54,56,66,92,115, 117,118,154,155spiritual quest 116spiritualism 36spodomancy 1spore-syringes 122,133,138spore-water 135,137,138spores 77,130,131,135,138

Spruce, R.

45squirrel 86

Stafford, Peter

34,131

Stamets, Paul

128,134,138

State of Ecstasy

63

Stereo Brainwave Biofeedback Light Sculpture

140

Stevenson, J.

150

Sticky Business

17

Stijve, T.

129stimulant 27,68,69,86,92,151stimulation 13,84

Stolaroff, Myron J.

63,66,159

Strassman, Rick

32,34,38,49,50,51,64,114

Stravinsky

72

Strike

122

Strychnos jobertiana

3sublingual 4,5,24,25substantially similar 84sugar 87,98sulfuric acid 101Summer of Love, the 63sumpitan 2

Sunrise Nursery

16

Sutherland, S.K.

151

Swartzia

9

Swayambhunath

152sweet clover 86sweet flag 68,69sweet woodruff 86TTTTT

Ta[h]uari

6

tabacuela

10

Tabebuia serratifolia

158

Tabernanthe iboga

82,157

taboca

2,3

Tagetes

11Taíno Indians 1Taíno-

cohoba

6

takini

-latex 6

Tale of Two Cities, A

152Tamang 154

Tani, Maurice

119Tanimuka Indians 2tannins 86,101,102Tantra 37,39,115,154Tantric sexuality 145tap-and-trace/pen-register 124tarantula 150

Targ, Russell

67,156

Tart, Charles

67,154tartrate salt 21

Taylor, Gerald

156tea 108tea-ball 105

tecomaxóchitl

11telepathic communication 140telephone 122

Temple of Apollo

147

Ten Speed Press

138

teonacaztli

11

teonanácatl

11,73, 74,75

Teonanácatl: Hallucinogenic Mushrooms of North America

128

tepescohuite

6

tepexquáhuitl

6tephromancy 1terrorism 81,85,124tetracyclic (antidepressant) 27tetrahydrocannabinols 141

Tetrapterys mucronata

3

thanka

154THC 77,103,141

The Forest Floor

(www.theforestfloor.org)139

The Way of the Shaman: The Shamanic Journey, Power, and Healing

110

Theobroma angustifolia

10

Theobroma bicolor

10,11

Theobroma cacao

5,10,11

Theobroma grandiflorum

10,11

Theobroma speciosum

10

Theobroma subincanum

5,11theobromine 11

Theologue

115theta 140thiamine 104

Thomas, Benjamin

156

Thomsom, R.H.

86

Thoreau, H.

1thujones 103

TIHKAL

24,88,101,148Tikuna Indians 3time distortion 89

Timothy

grass 129tissue-culture 30

Toad

24,25,27,88,92tobacco1,2,3,4,5,6,7,9,10,11,12, 38,46,83,84,86,87,100, 156,157tobacco additive 86tobacco, jungle 5tobacco-pastes 4tobacco-reed 11,12tolerance 103toll-free number 123

Toltec Path, A

153

Toltecs of the New Millennium

153toluene 101,102tonal 153tonic 86tonka bean 86

Toogood, Alan

30

Tool

117

Torres, C. Manuel

59,103,155

Torres, Donna

59,154

Towers, G.H.N.

86toxic 86,103,150toxicity 91,150toxicological data 100toxin 25,54

Tragos: A Cyber-Noir Witch Hunt

114

Tramacchi, Des

156trance 91,154trans-human 116,117transcendental 115

Transfigurations

115,117

Traveling with Power

153Tree of Life 9tremors 90

Trenery, Klaus

81trepanation 64

Trichocerei

13,17,31,57,106

Trichocereus

18,19,30,31,62,69,105, 106,107,108,124

Trichocereus

cv.

Tom Juul’s

giant

hort.

59

Trichocereus

affinity

huanucoensis

59


14,31,58,108


f.

monstrosus

(Clone B)30,31

Trichocereus huanucoensis

59


14,62


14,16,25,30,31,57,58,61, 81,105,106,109,157

Trichocereus pallarensis

58


14,16,17,31,58,60,106, 107,109,157,158


#427 (

J.L. Hudson

)107


“Blue Form”

(J.L.Hudson)

19 57


“KK242” 107


“RS0001” 17, 62


X

Trichocereus

cv.

Tom Juul’s

giant

hort.

19

Trichocereus

sp.

Lumberjack

61

Trichocereus

sp. “SS01” 14

Trichocereus

sp. “SS02” 14,15,109

Trichocereus

sp. “SS03” 15,16

Trichocereus

sp.

Torres & Torres

59

Trichocereus terscheckii

16,109


172

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Trichocereus werdermannianus

16,57,58,109

Trifolium

129

Trilia odoratissima

87

Trip

(magazine) 83,114trip 82

Tripping: An Anthology of True-life Psychedelic Adventures

114,118,119triprolidine 28

Triticum aestivum

129,130tropane 103

Trout, K.

13,19,27,31,51,57,82,84,99, 100,101,105,107,109,151

Trout’s Notes

107,119

Troxler, F.

88

True Hallucinations

25tryptamine(s)8,20,24,25,26,28,42,51, 88,89,91,92,96,102,103, 119,126,139,148,150tryptamine-elf 116

Tu, A.T.

151tuberculosis 121Tukano[an] Indians 7, 8Tukuna Indians 11tumor 104Tupí Indians 8,11Tupí-Guaraní 2

Turn On Book, The

128

Turner, D.M.

24,27

Turnera diffusa

158twitching 91UUUUU

U.S. Customs Department

81,82

U.S. Department of Agriculture

129

U.S. Department of Health and HumanServices

86

U.S. Pharmacopœia

4

úkuna

5

Ulysses

125

união do vegetal

7Universal Beings 116Universal Mind 95Universe 91University for Psychedelic Studies 39

University of Louisville

147

University of Washington

45,128

Uphof, J.C.Th.

3,9,12

Ur-ine Trouble

28urine testing 28

USA Patriot Act

124

Uttal, Jai

156VVVVVvacuum filtration 101vacuum pump 101

Valdés III, Leander J.

73,75

van den Berg, N.E.

6

Vandalay Press

28vanilla 86“vanilla” extracts, Mexican 86vaporizing 20,22,23

Vásquez de Espinosa, A.

2,4,9venom 150,151venom, scorpion 150venom, snake 150venom, spider 150venom, toad 84

Venosa, Robert

110vermiculite130,131,132,135,137,138,139Viagra™ 146Vicks inhaler 28Vicodin 28

vilca

6,11

vilca tarwi

6,10

vilca

-liana(s) 6, 11

vilca

-phoneme 6

Vilgalys, Rytas

77

vinho da jurema

5,6,7

Virgin Mary

73,86

Virola

1,2,3,4,5,8,10,11,12,158

Virola bicuhyba

5

Virola elongata

5,6

Virola guatemalensis

5,10,11

Virola sebifera

3,5,6

Virola surinamensis

4,6

Virola theiodora

3

virotes

3,9vision quest 94

Visionary Art: Eye of the Soul

110

Visionary Origin of Language, The

116

Visionary Plants List

122,123visions 3visual effects 141visuals, geometric 68vitamin A 104vitamin B2 28vitamin K 86

Vitex agnus-castus

6

Vitex triflora

6

Voacanga

84

Voacanga africana

81voacangine 81

Vogel, N.

85

Vogt, Hans

132voice-mail 123vomit 52,93,94,108

von Bibra, Ernst Freiherr

47,86

von Humboldt, A.

3

von Reis Altschul, S.

3,6,10,11

Voogelbreinder, Snu

150,151WWWWWWaiká Indians 2War on Drugs 124,150War on Terrorism 124Warfarin 86

Wassén, S.H.

9,11

Wasson, R. Gordon

3,46,47,73,75water, acidified 108

Watergate

38Wayãpi Indians 4

Wayne, Rush

130,136,137,138web 124weed 82weed fungi 127weekas 68

Weitlaner, R.J.

73,75

Welsch, J.H.

150,151

Wesleyan University

147

Wesselman, Hank

156

Whatman

filter paper 101wheat 129

White Light

117

Wiedemann, Torsten

156

Wigand, J.S.

86

Wilber, Ken

115,117,159

Wilbert, J.

1,3

Wildflowers of Heaven

43

Williams, J.

6

Wilson, Glenn

41

Wilson, Robert Anton

29,67,156wine 68,86,87,145,146

wircawei-yek

6wireless 124wiretap 124witch doctors 6witchcraft 73,151Witoto Indians 4,5,7

Wolf, Fred Alan

156Wood Ears 138woodruff 86

World Trade Center

81,124

World War II

4,73wounds 104

Wren, R.C.

86,87

Wyatt

, Judge

Harry

121Wygesic 28XXXXX

X-Files

32,50xenon 89

Xenopharmacophilia

(www.xenopharmacophilia.com) 159

xiloxóchitl

11

xka Pastora

75

xóchitl

11Xucurú Indians 9xylene 101,102YYYYY

yá-kee

1

Yachaj

127

yajé

7,10,11

yale

11

Yamasato, S.

11

yapo

6

Yates

, Admiral E.P. 97

yauhtli

11yeasts 135

Yerba de la Virgen

75

Yerba de María

74,75

yerba mora

74,75

yiaqualli

4yoga 37,39

yoshin

9

Young, A.M.

10

Young, Stephen

114ZZZZZ

Zalles, J.

10Zapotec Indians 12,73

Zea mays

130

zempoalxóchitl

11

Ziggy Marley

99

Zoe7

110,114


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VOLUME XI, NUMBER 4WINTER SOLSTICE 2002

Index

Symbols

1-(3-chlorophenyl)-piperazine 711-(4-methoxyphenyl)-piperazine 711-benzylpiperazine 71, 72

111 Great Homeopaths

1151,4-butanediol 71, 752-Cyclohexylethylamine 1362,5-dimethoxy-4-(n)-propylthiophenethylamine 712,5-dimethoxy-4-(n)propylthio-phenethylamine 202,5-dimethoxy-4-ethylthio-phenethylamine 712,5-dimethoxybenzaldehyde 712C-B 20, 312C-I 32, 1052C-T-2 71, 1052C-T-7 20, 21, 63, 71, 1053-MeO-tyramine 60

3-Pound Universe

93,4,5-trimethoxybenzaldehyde 714-Acetoxy-DET 63, 1054-Acetoxy-DIPT 1054-methyl-N-methyl-coclaurine 974-phosphoroxy-NMT 335-HTP (5-hydroxytryptophan) 21, 325-MeO-6-OH-aporphine 975-MeO-AMT 105, 106, 107, 1455-MeO-DIPT 71, 105, 1455-MeO-DMT 2, 3, 4, 40, 68, 69, 72,103, 105, 107, 112, 135, 145, 150,1515-methoxyindole 715-methoxyindole-3-carboxaldehyde 715,7 dihydroxyflavone 71

A

Aardvark, David

36, 40, 64, 101, 102,139

Abbey Ethnobotanicals

113absinthe 138

Acacia berlandieri

135, 136, 152

Acacia complanata

111

Acacia rigidula

135, 136

Ace Tech

141

Acer saccharinum

40, 116acetic acid 12, 27acetone 36, 137

Acid Test

144

Acokanthera oppositifolia

150

Acorus calamus

71, 72, 73, 110, 111,146, 150

Ad-Busters

62adenosine-5-triphosphate 71adrafinil 144

Adriaans, Nico

37 Afro-blend 76agar 11

Agaricus bisporus

10

Agave liliaceae

146

’ai pilau

44

Ainsworth, C.

66, 79

akashon

4

akua

47 Al Quada 123

Alan

98

Alchornea castaneifolia

72alcohol 3, 8, 16, 25, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53,55, 56, 94, 98, 118, 138

Alejandro, Darkiking

Don 114alembic 104

Alexander III

, Pope 10

Alexander, Jason

74

Alford, Alan

74

Alhagi pseudalhagi

136, 152

Alice in Wonderland

144

Alkemists Pharmaceuticals

141, 142

AllChemical Arts

(conference) 118

Allegro, John

74

Allen, J.P.

54, 79

Allen, John W.

41, 46, 74, 79

Allies

2allocryptopine 7allopolyploid, induced 34

Alper, Kenneth R.

37, 38alpha-chloralose 71alpha,O-dimethylserotonin 106, 107

Alpinia galanga

101

Alpinia officinarum

101

Alternanthera lehmanii

111

Alternatech Solutions

113

Alternet

63

Alzheimer’s

disease 30 Amahuaca 58, 79

Amanita caesaria

10

Amanita muscaria

10, 41, 64, 71, 73, 74,76, 77, 134, 145, 146, 148

Amanita muscaria

var.

formosa

134

Amanita pantherina

104

Amanita phallodies

145

Amaringo, Pablo

39, 119, 146

Amazon: The Invisible People

146

American Anthropological Associa-tion

58, 92

American Indian Movement

(AIM)82, 89

Ames, D.

20, 40ammonia 3, 27 Ampamet 144amphetamine 31, 32, 76, 135, 137, 148 AMT 71, 105

Anacyclus pyrethrum

150

Anadenanthera

73


39, 69, 72,102, 103, 134, 146


var.

Cebíl

150


103, 116analgesia 27

Ananda

135anaphrodisiac 94

Ani

96aniracetam 144 Anishnabe 114

Annona senegalensis

150anonanine 97antidepressant 7, 21, 36, 40antifebrile 97antihypertensive 97antioxidant 32antipsychotic 97antipyretic heart tonic 97antitussive 94 Apache 82aphrodisiac 97, 101apomorphine 97aporphine 97

Appleseed, Johnny

1, 4, 101, 108, 133,134

Arago, Jaques Etienne Victor

41, 44,45, 46, 47, 79

Arctostaphylos uva-ursi

150

Areca catechu

71, 72, 110, 146

Arévalo, Benito

60, 61

Arévalo, Guillermo

59, 60

Argemone chicolote

111, 146

Argemone glauca

6, 7

Argemone grandiflora

7

Argemone mexicana

6, 71, 72, 146

Argemone munita

sp.

rotundata

6, 8

Argemone plieacantha

7

Argemone polyanthemos

7, 73, 146argemonene 7

Argyreia nervosa

71, 72, 73, 111, 134,146, 151


40, 146

Ariocarpus retusus

40, 73

Armatocereus arboreus

60


154

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THE ENTHEOGEN REVIEW, POB 19820, SACRAMENTO, CA 95819-0820, USAVOLUME XI, NUMBER 4WINTER SOLSTICE 2002

Armatocereus laetus

60armepavine 97

Art Visionary Magazine

142artarine 7

Artemisia

150


71, 73, 146

Artemisia compositeae

146

Artemisia vulgaris

73

Arthur, James

74

Arundo donax

111, 133, 146, 152ascorbic acid 71

Asparagus africanus

150aspirin 20asthma 59

Astrophytum asterias

40, 67

Astrophytum capricorne

67

Astrophytum myriostigma

67, 68, 73

Atlantis Bookstore

62 ATP 71

Atropa belladonna

73, 111

Atum

95

Aua

87

Augustus

, Roman Emperor 49

Aurelius, Marcus

49

Aurora, David

74auxin(e) 35, 141

Awayan, Abd el’ Hakim

74ayahuasca 118, 119, 130, 131, 139, 140,146, 149, 152

Ayahuasca Healing Retreat

29, 119ayahuascero 114

Aztekium ritteri

40, 73

B

B.H., IL 113B.K. 67, 79B.N. 107

Babaji

114 baby Hawaiian woodrose 72, 138

Bacillus anthracis

18

Bacopa monniera

72 baeocystin 33, 34

Bakalar, James

77

Baker, John

117

Banisteriopsis

58, 139


39, 71, 72, 73, 110,111, 113, 130, 131, 139, 146, 150,152


72 barbiturates 75 barley 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 57

Barneby, R.C.

102, 116

Basement Shaman, The

107, 133, 147

Batista, L.M.

103, 116

Baumann, B.B.

79

Beal, Dana

37, 111

Beals, Ralph

93

Beck

74

Beckworth, M.

44, 45, 79 beer 49, 51, 52, 53, 55, 56, 57, 80, 118,120, 121, 122

Beifuss, Will

111 benzofuran 21 benzylamine 101 benzylpiperazine 72 berberine 7

Berkeley Bonaparte Acid Man

144ß-carboline(s) 3, 61

betel

148

Beug, M.W.

133, 152

Bianchi, Antonio

59, 60, 79Big Medicine (

Phalaris

grass strain) 2

Bigwood, Jeremy

133, 152

Bison bison

139

Black Elk

83, 84

Black Elk: Holy Man of the Oglala

83

Blackberry Winter

92

Blackmore, Susan

117 blackout technique 4

Blair, John

82

Blake, William

127 blood pressure 20, 136, 137 blood test 16

Blue Ridge Garden

113 blue star (morning glory) 67Blueberry (

Cannabis

strain) 33

Bluelight

142

Boal, Mark

20

Boas, Franz

86, 87, 89, 91, 92

Bodhi Tree

62 body aches 60

Bohr, Neils

74

Boire, Finn

123

Boire, Richard Glen

123, 130

Bolt, P.

53, 80

Book of the Dead

95, 96

BOOM Festival

70, 120, 121, 122

Borzicactus

60

Bos indicus

139

Bos taurus

139

Botanic Art

103, 113

Botanical Dimensions

141

Botanical Preservation Corps

8, 133

Botany and Chemistry of Hallucinogens,The

9, 102

Botany of Desire, The

149

Bouncing Bear Botanicals

71

Bradbury, Ray

74

Bramley, William

74

Brasiliopuntia brasiliensis

(

Willdenow

)

Berger

61

Bremness

97

Brent, Morgan

121

Bridges, Beau

74

Broken Arrow

82 bromocriptine 144

Brooks, Rodney

117

Brown, Jerry

74

Brown’s, Ms.

118

Brugmansia

35, 36, 73, 111

Brugmansia arborea

146

Brugmansia suaveolens

58

Brunfelsia

111

Brunfelsia grandiflora

72

Bryan, Karena

74 bubblebag 143 bufo toxins 150 bufotenine 150 bull 88

Burger, Julian

114

Burning Man

121

Burroughs, William S.

62Bwiti 37, 38, 98

C

C.E.G., ID 136C.S.C ., CO 66

cacao

8

cacaoyari

89cactahuasca 60

Cactus & Succulent Plant Mall

67caffeine 71calcium 14, 27, 40calcium chloride 14calcium sulphate 14

Calea zacatechichi

72, 73, 76, 110, 146

Calgary Herald

24

California Cactus Center

22, 23, 24

Callaway, Jace

74

canachiari

58cancer 72

Cannabis

5, 6, 7, 8, 15, 32, 33, 39, 48,67, 73, 75, 77, 78, 94, 101, 107,110, 111, 118, 120, 121, 132, 135,138, 144, 150

Capsicum

150

Carlos Castaneda: Academic Opportun-ism…

81, 82, 85, 93, 116

Carnegia gigantea

146

Carneiro, Robert

58, 79, 87

Carrie

, Reverend 117Carthage 125, 126

Casale, J.F.

12, 40

Case, Justin

68, 69, 79, 138, 152

Cassidy, Sean

74

Castaneda, Carlos

81, 82, 83, 85, 92,93, 116

Catarino

86, 87, 88, 89

Catha edulis

57, 136, 137, 146cathine 146cathinone 136, 137, 146Catholic 10cat’s claw 144cattle 41, 45, 47, 84

cébil

(also see

Anandenanthera colubrina

)103

Celastrus paniculatus

72

Celeus

, King of Eleusis 49, 50


















































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