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Morley, Sylvanus (1983). The Ancient Maya (4thed.). Palo Alto, CA: Stanford University Press. p. 603, Table B2. ISBN 9780804711371.
Metamorphosis (w/ Rupert Sheldrake& Ralph Abraham) (1995) (Video Cassette) Mystic Fire/Sound PhotosynthesisThe first step away from the symbiosis of the human-fungal partnership that characterized the early pastoralist societies was the introduction of other psychoactive plant substitutes for the original mushroom. Understanding & the Imagination in the Light of Nature Parts 1 & 2 (DVD & Video/Audio Cassette) Sound Photosynthesis Donahue, Suzanne Mary (1987). American film distribution: the changing marketplace. UMI Research Press. p.301. Please note figures are for rentals in US and Canada
Van Stone, Mark. "Questions and comments". famsi.org. Foundation for the Advancement of Mesoamerican Studies . Retrieved September 6, 2010. Fischer, Roland; Hill, Richard; Thatcher, Karen; Scheib, James (1970). "Psilocybin-Induced contraction of nearby visual space". Agents and Actions. 1 (4): 190–97. doi: 10.1007/BF01965761. PMID 5520365. S2CID 8321037.This guy really likes drugs. A lot. He mostly just alternates between talking about how great drugs are, giving an overview of historic cultures and people who thought drugs were great, and developing an ideology around how great drugs are. a b Mulvihill, Tom. "Eight things you didn't know about magic mushrooms". The Telegraph. Telegraph Media Group Limited. Archived from the original on January 12, 2022 . Retrieved June 14, 2015. Hallucinogens in Shamanism & Anthropology at Bridge Psychedelic Conf.1991 (w/ Ralph Metzner, Marlene Dobkin De Rios, Allison Kennedy & Thomas Pinkson) (Audio Cassette) Sound Photosynthesis This book will explore the possibility of a revival of the Archaic or preindustrial and preliterate attitude towards community, substance use, and nature — an attitude that served our nomadic prehistoric ancestors long and well, before the rise of the current cultural style we call “Western.” It's common for them to misunderstand evolution. When you don't know what the hell you're talking about, but you want to sound like modern biology is on your side, and you want to develop a transcendent philosophy, it's tempting to assume that evolution means progress. The name evolution might sound like it implies a kind of biological progress, but that's not what it is. Darwin himself regretted the name evolution for that reason. Evolution is about being well-suited to your environment, not better or more advanced. It's not possible to be "more" or "less" evolved. Humans are not "more" evolved, and we certainly are not on some cosmic path of spiritual enlightenment through evolution.
Znamenski, Andrei A. (2007). The Beauty of the Primitive: Shamanism and Western Imagination. Oxford University Press. p. 138. ISBN 978-0-19-803849-8.conceived at the time of the shattering of the symbiotic relationships with the plants that had bound us to nature Greek wines are sometimes described as requiring many dilutions before they could be drunk with comfort. This seems to suggest that Greek wines were more akin to extracts and tinctures of other plant essences than they were to wine as we know it today. I'll summarize the book in case the premise sounds interesting to you, so you can get the gist without reading it:
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