HALLUCINOGENS VS SPIRITUAL HEALING.

The profound impact of hallucinogens on the brain has been laid bare by the modern brain scans of people high on the consumption of them. The images of the alteration in the connectivity of the neurotransmitter systems that are involved in the regulation of a wide range of psychological, emotional, and cognitive processes, have given an insight into the neural effects produced by the use without any inhibition of the most known hallucinogens compounds of today in the world market.
The hallucinogens unleash a wave of changes that alters the activity and connectivity across the brain creating visual hallucinations and a false sense of oneness with the waves that comes from regions that are segregated and never speak to one another. The usual connections in the brain called the visual cortex at the back of the head that forms a network of information that normally processes the visual information become more separated in a change that accompany the users feelings of oneness but in this case the oneness with the network that controls the world in a dangerous and at the same time an unseen reality. The user senses a profound effect of loss of personal identity becoming a wanderer in a process called "ego dissolution".
In the Spiritual way of healing the concept of using hallucinogens is in a totally different scenario.
First it is derived from spiritual and religious practices that are bound by laws that are fundamental in the dealings with the aspects of human nature and consciousness.
Second, the engagements in psychological and mental changes as a result of fasting, overnight dancing, extensive singing, drumming, the use of beverages, etc., help people in their process of understanding and respecting mutual laws. The whole process give us an insight of the profound change that people are going to experience. The person in charge of it is with enough authority to represent us in a world that is unseen to us, and our souls and identities are protected in every angle without the risk to become a wanderer in a world that we do not know.
Third, the effect underlies numerous mechanisms that provoke alterations of consciousness in an elicit way integrating all the waves produced by the mechanism of operation in an  integrative mode of consciousness that enhances processes of ancient brain systems.
Fourth, the responses obtained in this way provide adaptive effects in moderating emotions and enhancing integration in the pursuit of the normal unconscious brain processes.