Sacred Mushroom Sorcery of Ancient Mexico: Encounters With the Time-Persons of Teonanácatl Paperback – August 7, 2025

The high mountain enclave of the Plumed Serpent at Xochicalco was a type of unique Mesoamerican Sacred Mushroom monastery. The Maya, Mixteca, Zapoteca, and Teotihuacanos all participated in the creation of this unique site. This book is both revolutionary and subversive to two 21st century’s narratives. One is about the deception by omission and misidentification of the Pyramid of the Plumed Serpent and the description of the Three Steles of Xochicalco discovered in 1961. Second is the revelation about the use of honey with Teonanácatl to provide joyful physical healing for bodily wellbeing.The book reveals the omissions of 4-Lizard in the Maya Kan Glyph; the mapping of Xochicalco which fully translates as “I eat” or “consume” something precious and sacred. Amazingly, 4-Lizard which is symbolic of Sacred Mushrooms is left out. This changes the entire meaning of the Pyramid of the Plumed Serpent and Xochicalco. This is in harmony with the real meaning of each of the four sides of the three basalt steles of Xochicalco as Sacred Mushroom guide stone.The author reveals the complete misunderstanding of how to use Sacred Mushrooms for physical healing purposes; the revolutionary understanding of the neutral monistic pantheism, Teōtl, of ancient México that reveals a totally different Metaphysics like the Chinese Tao Te Ching—Qi; and how Western Cartesian Duality has no validity in understanding the Why and How of pre-Hispanic sages.Finally, there is the revolutionary modern anthropological approach of understanding the Time-Persons of Teonanácatl—describing the Nahua sorcerers’ pictographic language of the female and male sages as shamanically drawn without a Eurocentric interpretation.These are ancient Sacred Mushroom Rtuals for healing all humanity, and can be used by all religions. This is about opening a portal for physical~spiritual rebirth and using the plants of creation instead of man-made chemicals. Read more