The Witches’ Ointment The Secret History of Psychedelic Magic [Audiobook]

English | ASIN: B09TMF2C7N | 2022 | 8 hours and 34 minutes | MP3 | M4B | 236 MB
In the medieval period, preparations with hallucinogenic herbs were part of the practice of veneficium, or poison magic. This collection of magical arts used poisons, herbs, and rituals to bewitch, heal, prophesy, infect, and murder. In the form of psyche-magical ointments, poison magic could trigger powerful hallucinations and surrealistic dreams that enabled direct experience of the Divine. Smeared on the skin, these entheogenic ointments were said to enable witches to commune with various local goddesses, bastardized by the Church as trips to the Sabbat – clandestine meetings with Satan to learn magic and participate in demonic orgies. Exploring the untold history of the witches’ ointment and medieval hallucinogen use, Hatsis reveals how the Church transformed folk drug practices, specifically entheogenic ones, into satanic experiences.