Within the arid deserts of Mexico and Texas resides a plant revered by many for its potent spiritual gifts: Lophophora williamsii, commonly known as peyote. This small, cylindrical cactus blooms with delicate pink petals, its exterior covered in a thick layer of prickles. Peyote's sacred use stretches back time, with indigenous cultures employing

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