US EditionJonathan Ott, apostle for jurema and entheogens, dies at 76
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Jonathan Ott, apostle for jurema and entheogens, dies at 76
Chemist made history with spiritual psychedelic self-experiments At the age of 76, American chemist Jonathan Ott died on Saturday, July the 5th. He was an enthusiast of dimethyltryptamine (DMT) extracted from the tree jurema-preta (Mimosa tenuiflora) and one of the inventors of the term “entheogen,” which he preferred to “psychedelic” because it indicated the inner manifestation of something divine. Ott published several works on psychedelics (I…
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