Sacred Weeds

Fly agaric is a mushroom from the same family of mushrooms as death cap toadstool with a history of sacred ritual use that spans across Europe and Asia. A group of three specialists gather to observe the effects of fly agaric on two volunteers and discuss the effects and debate their interpretations.

Salvia Divinorum, also known as the diviner's sage, is potentially one of world's most hallucinogenic substances. Three specialists gather to scientifically document, for the first time, the physiological and psychological effects of Salvia.

Henbane, used by ancient cultures to open the gateway to a mystical world, has been linked with demons, black magic and witchcraft. Three experts gather to study the physical, psychological and subjective effects of Henbane on two subjects to determine if there really is a connection of Henbane to the lore of witches and flying.

The Blue Water Lily, now a rare flower, was once prized above all flowers in Ancient Egypt and may have previously unknown psychoactive properties. Two subjects agree to ingest an infusion and a team of experts discuss and debate on the meaning of the results.