What kind of plant smell or mixed smell of several plants can make people hallucinate?

10. "Paradise Blue", also known as "Chaoyan"

Scientific name: tricolor sweet potato

Active ingredient: ergot.

This is a kind of Petunia, native to tropical America and widely transplanted in other areas. Its seeds have been used as hallucinogens by indigenous Mexicans for hundreds of years; The Aztecs called it "tlitliltzin", which means "black". The discovery of native plants in Mexico began at 194 1, and the discovery report mentioned that their use can be traced back to the Aztec era. According to the report of 1960, the seeds of Chaoyan are used in some sacraments of zapotecs, and sometimes they can be mixed with the seeds of magic morning glory, which also contains similar ingredients. According to records, after taking Chaoyan, there will be various hallucinations.

9. Toad fungus (toadstool)

Scientific name: poison goose ointment

Active ingredient: Amanita.

The typical signs of this magical mushroom are a red hat and white spots. This mushroom grows in birch, pine, spruce, fir and Chinese fir forests in the cold climate of the northern hemisphere. Siberian aborigines use it as a hallucinogenic drug. In western Siberia, only shaman wizards can use poisonous fly umbrellas to achieve hypnosis. In eastern Siberia, shamans and civilians can hold poisonous fly umbrellas in religious or non-religious ceremonies. Different from naked mushrooms in neurohallucinogenic mushrooms, the use of poisonous fly umbrella is rare in modern times. Depending on the source and intake, the effects of such drugs include nausea, convulsions, auditory hallucinations and hallucinations, depression, high mood, relaxation and loss of balance, and even amnesia in severe cases.

8. Datura, also known as Jinseniao or Hell Clock.

Scientific name: Datura stramonium

Active ingredients: atropine, scopolamine, scopolamine.

Native to India and Central America, it is mainly used for mysterious ceremonies. Indians use this plant for religious ceremonies, and Hindu ascetic monks put it in traditional pipes together with Indian hemp. In the United States, it is called jinsencao, hell clock (from its shape) or jinsenzhen grass. This man comes from Dickinson, a small town in Virginia, USA. The British soldiers who suppressed Bacon Uprising used to secretly (or occasionally) take this herb, so they were always in a trance and could never finish the task. Within a few days after smoking, people will have vivid hallucinations, be in a trance, talk to people who are no longer in front of them, and so on. Under the drug effect, even if the user can be awakened, he can't return to the real state.

7. distress

Scientific name: Artemisia annua

Active ingredient: Platycladone (absinthe)

Originated in continental Europe, Asia and North Africa, the use of this plant can be traced back to the ancient Greek ritual of offering sacrifices to themis, the goddess of the moon. In Greek culture, Alsi Mies was responsible for hunting and protecting forests and children. What makes this plant famous is/kloc-absinthe which gypsies like to drink in the 9th century. Most people who have drunk absinthe describe it as "sober" drunkenness-similar to "sober drunkenness".

6. Kawagen

Scientific name: pepper

Active ingredient: Kavaughn.

This is an ancient plant native to the western Pacific. The word "kava" means this plant and its products and drinks in the local language. In the Pacific, Chuangen is widely used in medicine, religion, politics, culture and society. Therefore, Chuangen's position in these cultures is highly respected. Kawagan not only plays a very important role in religion, but also is used by people to relax at after-work parties. The main functions of Kava root extract are: slight numbness of tongue and mouth, making people speak and act more harmoniously, awake, calm, relax muscles, and be more stable and happy.

5. The psychedelic saint, also known as "Tessa"

Scientific name: immortal grass

Active ingredient: diterpenoid lactone, usually called "Salvinorin A"

The psychedelic sage is mainly produced in the Masatec area of Oaxaca, Mexico, and is still used for divination or medical treatment by the shaman wizards of the Masatec indigenous people. Shamans and wizards usually squeeze juice from this grass, then mix it with water to make an infusion or "tea", and finally take it in religious ceremonies to produce hallucinations. Sage can also be chewed, smoked or drunk as a cigarette, which can produce laughter, extreme tension or depression and other similar effects. The effect of smoking is much lower than other hallucinogens, and the effect of sage lasts for a short time. The effects of taking sage usually include feeling more and more happy and feeling the peace of nature.

4. psychedelic mushrooms

Scientific name: naked mushroom

Active ingredients: gymnosperm, gymnosperm.

Humans used psychedelic mushrooms much earlier than written records. A psychedelic mushroom mural dating back to 5000 BC was found in a cave in northern Algeria. In 65438 BC+0000 -500 BC, local civilizations in central and southern America also built temples of psychedelic mushrooms and carved "magic mushroom stones". In Aztec religious ceremonies, psychedelic mushrooms are mixed with honey or chocolate. The experience of taking psychedelic mushrooms is a strong auditory hallucination and hallucination. Users can also experience unprecedented hallucinations, and the effect will also lead to happy or depressed mood.

3. Kuroha Jade Cactus

Scientific name: line-tailed moustache

Active ingredient: cactus venom.

In earlier records (specimens from Texas can be traced back to 3780-3660 BC), jet has been used by ancient people, such as Whichoirs in northern Mexico, the plains of Oklahoma and indigenous or immigrant tribes in northern Texas. In the southwestern United States, the use of jet in religion is close to modern times, that is, at the beginning of the 20th century. Black jade is generally used as tea, and its efficacy can last about 10 ~ 12 hours. After taking a certain dose of jet, you can produce a lot of bizarre hallucinations or auditory hallucinations.

2. Dead vines, also known as South American kapimu.

Active ingredients: β-Karin alkaloid, monoamine oxide amine inhibitor, dimethyl terephthalate (dimethyltryptamine).

This plant includes dead rattan (kapok) and Polygonum cuspidatum. "ayahuasca" means "wine of the soul" in the local language, which refers to the medicinal beverage synthesized by the above plants. After drinking this synthetic drink at the ceremony, people will have deep hallucinations. Ayahuasca is also recorded in the works of early South American missionaries. It is considered as a medicine for shamanism and Amazonians. The effect of the beverage depends on the content of each ingredient. Its usual effect is vomiting, which is considered as the purification of the soul.

1. marijuana

Active ingredient: tetrahydrocannabinol.

For a long time, marijuana has been widely used in religious ceremonies all over the world. In India, marijuana was used by wandering monks in ancient times, but it has been supported by the Las Tafari Movement in modern times. Some historians and linguists claim that marijuana is also used in many religions, such as ancient Jews, early Christians and Sufi Muslims. The Coptic religion in Egypt also uses marijuana as the Eucharist. In Egypt in the Christian era, marijuana was considered as a daily necessities. Cannabis produces a chemical called cannabinoids, which will have an impact on the human body after eating. Cannabis leaf, flower or resin and its extract can be used as medicine. The function of marijuana varies from person to person. Its functions include unconsciousness, intoxication, feeling good, relaxing or relieving stress, lethargy, confusion of memory, hostile impulse, paranoia and paranoia, etc.

The definition of this kind of drugs taken from Wikipedia is: hallucinogenic drugs strictly used in religion or shaman rituals. For hundreds of years, this plant has been used in religious ceremonies because of its hallucinogenic effect. In recent years, because its price is much lower than that of chemical drugs, it is favored by "mild drug addicts"