mescalism
/mɛskəˈlɪzəm/Definitions
1. noun
a philosophical or spiritual movement emphasizing the use and experience of peyote or other psychoactive substances in a ritual or sacramental context
“The researcher studied the history of mescalism in Native American cultures.”
2. noun
a belief in the spiritual significance of peyote or other psychoactive substances
“The mescalism of the Native American church has been a subject of interest among anthropologists.”