1979
DOI: 10.1080/02791072.1979.10472098
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“…Indeed, this knowledge prompted Ruck et al (1979) to coin the word entheogen as a replacement for the terms hallucinogen and psychedelic, both of which they felt had negative connotations. Entheogen is derived from the Greek roots entheos, meaning "God (theos) within," and genesthe, meaning "to generate."…”
Section: B What Are Psychedelics?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Indeed, this knowledge prompted Ruck et al (1979) to coin the word entheogen as a replacement for the terms hallucinogen and psychedelic, both of which they felt had negative connotations. Entheogen is derived from the Greek roots entheos, meaning "God (theos) within," and genesthe, meaning "to generate."…”
Section: B What Are Psychedelics?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In all traditional and institutionalized contexts of ayahuasca, the consumption of the brew is a sacrament: a sacred ritual. It is not for nothing that psychoactive plants have been called ''plants of the gods'' (Schultes and Hoffmann 1979) and that for many the term entheogen (i.e., ''generating the god within''; see Ruck et al 1979;Ott 1996) is currently replacing the older and, to some, pejorative terms ''hallucinogenic'' and ''psychedelic'' (for discussions of the spiritual dimensions in conjunction with ayahuasca healing, see Mabit, Giove and Vega 1996;Mercante 2006).…”
Section: The Religious and Spiritual Dimensionmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Avec d'autres tryptamines (comme la psilocybine qui se retrouve à l'état naturel présente dans plus de 200 espèces de champignons) et des composés psychoactifs issus de Tous droits réservés © Drogues, santé et société, vol. 16, no 2, octobre 2017 plantes telles que la Salvia divinorum, le cactus San Pedro et l'arbuste Tabernanthe iboga, la DMT est communément considérée comme un « enthéogène », à savoir une substance qui en raison de son pouvoir visionnaire est dite capable d'éveiller le « divin en soi » (Ruck et al, 1979 ;Ott,1996). Le terme « enthéogène » utilisé comme substantif (entheogen) et comme adjectif (entheogenic) est apparu en raison d'une insatisfaction vis-à-vis des termes déjà existants, notamment celui de « psychédélique » qui évoque la méfiance et les préjugés sociaux associés depuis les années 1960 aux pratiques des sous-cultures « déviantes ».…”
Section: Dmt Et Cyberespaceunclassified