A provocative investigation into the possibility that psychedelic imagery and altered states may have played a role in early Christian mystical experience. The book examines religious art, symbolism, biblical interpretation, ancient traditions, and historical evidence surrounding psychoactive substances. It asks whether some visionary elements associated with Christianity could have connections to older practices involving altered consciousness. Combining history, religious studies, and unconventional hypotheses, the work encourages readers to reconsider familiar narratives about early Christianity, mysticism, sacred plants, and the complex relationship between religious experience and altered states.

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