The Origins of Religion: A Dissertation upon the Divine Manna of the Ancient Jews, the Eucharist of the Catholic Church, and the Blood and Body of Christ as Reference to Sacred Mushrooms

Throughout the ancient stories of humanity; psychadelic plants and fungi have been used as a sources to contact divine realms by the Shaman.. These experiences are often potent enough to form Mystics, Prophets, Spiritual Gurus, and even Gods. Psychedelic substances in the modern age have been virtually demonized and condemned by most members of society or labeled as recreational by others - leaving any claims to a spiritual connection castrated at the thesis statement. Scholars fear tackling this subject by reality of being ostracized from peers and/or banished as a hieratic from the Church if not outright imprisoned by the state. Holidays such as Christmas, Easter, Holy Communion, and Marriage all have their roots in the experience that Christ is centered upon; Sacred Mushrooms. This book takes a look into the myths, artwork, and stories that surround religions and breaks down how each individual can come into direct communication with God by instituting the true Holy Blessed Sacrament.