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What? You don't know what Ethnobotanicals are? The quick answer is that Ethnobotanicals are plants that have some significant relationship to humans. This can be anything from common medicinal Herbals to Salvia divinroum, Amanita muscaria or other Entheogens.

If you came here trying to learn about Salvia, you'll probably be interested in the other Entheogens, of which Salvia is just one of hundreds. Entheogens are plants commonly used in Shamanic practices. They are usually referred to as "hallucinogenic" or "the new drug threatening your kids" by the media. But as scary as they are to the media and the government, they have actually been used for thousands of years by humans all over the world. Entheogens are the basis of just about every religion ever seen in the world including Christianity and may very well be at least partially responsible for much of human evolution as well as civilization.

Unfortunately, that part of human history is little known by the mainstream today. In fact that information and the practicing of our ancestors religions is being oppressed today by those in power. From the illegalization and eradication of plants like Salvia divinorum or Amanita muscaria to to the propaganda and arrests against those that do still try to practice our oldest traditions, this knowledge and way of life is being threatened.

The ethnobotanicals we offer like Salvia divinorum, Amanita muscaria, kratom, San Pedro Cactus and the traditions and beliefs associated with them should be respected, not feared. It is our mission at Bouncing Bear Botanicals to preserve the most basic way of life and traditions and the plants associated with it through education, keeping the plants and the knowledge of them available to those that seek to find them.

If you're interested in learning more about just about any of the products we sell here, be sure to checkout the great folks and information over at Erowid.

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