Yes, all DSS products contain psilocybin, which activates serotonin receptors in the brain, affecting mood, cognition, perception and a deep spiritual connection with the divine.

The consumption of the sacrament is essential to our religious experience and beliefs, and is protected under the First Amendment. We provide prompt and secure shipping with tracking across all states and internationally. Our products are proudly made in the USA.

Divine Science Society uses the potent Penis Envy (PE) strain of Psilocybin cubensis for our Psilocybin chocolates. Renowned for spiritual breakthroughs and quality.

Orders from Divine Science Society, typically ship within 7-10 days. If delayed, contact us at [email protected].

Keep them in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. For optimal freshness, refrigerate after opening.

Psilocybin is a naturally occurring compound found in certain species of mushrooms, commonly referred to as “magic mushrooms.” It is produced by over 180 species of fungi, primarily in the genus Psilocybe. These mushrooms grow in various environments across the world, thriving in humid, nutrient-rich soils, often in forests, grasslands, and even agricultural areas.

Connection to the Earth

1. Fungal Network (Mycelium): The mushrooms that produce psilocybin have a root-like structure called mycelium, which grows underground and forms vast, interconnected networks in the soil. This mycelium absorbs nutrients from the Earth and decomposes organic material, playing a key role in ecosystems by recycling nutrients back into the soil. It forms symbiotic relationships with plants and trees, exchanging nutrients and communicating chemically, a phenomenon known as the “Wood Wide Web.”

2. Ecosystem Balance: By being part of the larger fungal ecosystem, psilocybin mushrooms help maintain ecological balance. Fungi, including those that produce psilocybin, break down organic matter and help rejuvenate soil, making them essential to the Earth’s nutrient cycle.

3. Spiritual and Symbolic Connection: Many indigenous cultures believe that psilocybin mushrooms connect people to the Earth in a spiritual sense. These mushrooms are seen as mediators between humans and nature, fostering a deeper connection with the planet and a heightened awareness of the environment.

Thus, psilocybin connects to the Earth through its fungal mycelium, a physical embodiment of nature’s intricate, interdependent systems, while also being perceived as a conduit to Earth’s deeper spiritual energy.