Ancient Psychedelia: Alien Gods & Mushroom Goddesses
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   L: 87(i) Moche phase II head vessel c. 100 B.C to 100 AD   R: (87h) Andean A Moche rattle vase has an interesting design on it, with humans in chains being led by some ruler, and dancing reptiles on top around the rim. I’m sure the reptilian fearing folks will have a field day with that one (78h). For the record, the impression I get is that the ancient people saw the “gods” as controlling mankind, most likely due to the fact that slavery was instituted by kingship and kingship was said to be brought down from the heavens. Therefore, enslavement of humanity was due to the influence of the gods, and this was reinforced by the kingship and their mythologies and claims. Men were made to mine gold for the kings, since the times of Sumer, and this kingship had created quite a harsh situation for many people all over the world. |
  (78h) Moche Rattle Vase The Nazca culture features a more geometric style artwork, more in line with what we see in DMT and ayahuasca use, many times, including the mushroom symbolism (78a, b).   R: (78b) Nazca c. 200 BC-600 AD |
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