Founded by Donald E. Teeter · Renewed MMXXVI
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Research

The Research Center

The heart of the original website: Teeter's pages on the fly agaric in scripture, myth and the mystery traditions. Each is retold here in brief, followed by Teeter's original page in full.

The mushroom

The fly agaric itself and Teeter's central idea of its “resurrection”.

Mythology

The gods of Greece, Egypt and the North.

Mysteries

The Grail, the alchemists' Stone and the symbols that, in Teeter's view, kept the secret.

Teeter's introduction

Welcome to the Ambrosia Society online research center.

We have tried to organize the overwhelming amount of information on the use of Amanita muscaria as a Sacrament into an easy to understand progression. We believe that easy access to the best information from sources outside the Ambrosia Society increases the validity of our own research. Research, which has shown the remarkable ability of Amanita muscaria, mushrooms to resurrect back to life from a dried state, and that this ability is the logical source of the Immortal Soma, the Holy Grail, the Living Bread and the Sacred Wine. With the Knowledge of properly using dried Amanita muscaria mushrooms, anyone can produce all of the above.

Where all Men and Women that seek the ancient knowledge are free to explore and the construction never ends.

The Fruit of the Tree of Life
Amanita muscaria
Resurrection
Sacrament & Sacramental Religions
Soma & Rig Veda, Sama Veda
Hoama & Zoroaster, Yasna
Ambrosia & Nectar
Mithra & Avesta
Messiah & Old Testament
Eucharist & New Testament
Holy Grail
Living Bread
Sacred Wine
Names of a God
Dionysus & Greek Mythology
Osiris, Horus & Egyptian Mythology
Odin & the Eddas
Celtic Mythology
Hermeticisim & Hermes
Alchemy
The Philosophers Stone
Tarot
Folklore
Fairy Tales
Angels
Beelzebub
Occult
Indo-European people, tying it all together
Preparing the Sacrament

Sacred Texts
Rig Veda
Sama Veda
Avesta
Yasna
Eddas
Old Testament
New Testament
Odes of Solomon
Emerald Tablet
Hermetic Triumph

Four pages in the original menu — Celtic Mythology, Folklore, Fairy Tales and Occult — were never written and survive only as empty pages.