Teonanácatl | Magic Mushrooms | 3.5

Teonanácatl, meaning “Flesh of the Gods” in the Nahuatl language, is the ancestral name given to sacred mushrooms used ceremonially by Indigenous cultures of Mesoamerica for centuries. Revered by the Aztec and Mazatec peoples, these mushrooms were considered a bridge between the physical and spiritual worlds, used in rituals for healing, divination, and communion with the divine. Historically, Teonanácatl played a central role in spiritual ceremonies led by shamans and healers, where participants sought insight, emotional clarity, and connection to higher consciousness.