Honoring Indigenous Psychedelic Wisdom: The Spirit That Fuels starts with the past. At Fullsend Organicks, we’re not just cultivating mushrooms—we’re cultivating respect. Respect for the land, for the cultures who have carried sacred knowledge for generations, and for the spiritual connection between humans and fungi.

Before there were supplements and grow kits, there were ceremonies. Before there were cultivation labs, there were stories sung in the night, guided by visions from the mushrooms themselves. Our mission is simple: honor the past, innovate the future—and that starts by uplifting the indigenous people and traditions that form the foundation of psychedelic culture.

María Sabina is not a trend. She’s not a psychedelic “icon.” She’s a Mazatec curandera, a guardian of sacred knowledge, and the bridge between ancient ritual and modern awakening.

In the misty mountains of Oaxaca, María held veladas—healing ceremonies using psilocybin mushrooms she called niños santos, or “holy children.” Through these rituals, she guided people through their shadows, traumas, and questions—using chants, breath, and the mushrooms themselves as spiritual messengers.

Her work was never about getting high. It was about getting healed. She believed mushrooms allowed one to “speak with God,” not for entertainment or escape, but for transformation.

In the 1950s, Westerners like R. Gordon Wasson came to learn from her. But what followed was exploitation. Her name was published, her practices copied, and her town overwhelmed by seekers. She was ostracized by her own people, and her quiet life was disrupted forever.

At Fullsend Organicks, we carry her story with reverence. Not to profit off of it—but to remember who we are. We believe the mushroom is not a product. It’s a teacher. A portal. A living being deserving of sacred relationship.

That’s why every spore, super bag, and liquid culture we share carries intention. Every multi mushroom supplement like Daily Bliss is formulated with a respect for nature’s intelligence—not synthetic hype.

While we keep the focus on indigenous voices, it’s worth noting that Beatrix Potter, known for her children’s books, was also an early mushroom illustrator and amateur mycologist. She studied spores and drew fungi in great detail, even challenging the scientific community of her time. While her story has its place, the soul of our work is in the sacred, not the scientific. We honor her curiosity—but our compass points to deeper truths.

Daily Bliss is our way of blending the old with the new. It’s a multi mushroom supplement crafted with powerful medicinal fungi like Lion’s Mane, Reishi, Cordyceps, and Chaga—all chosen for their synergy, not trendiness.

The intention? Bring people balance, energy, focus, and peace—but do it with a spirit of reverence. No fluff. No fake claims. Just honest, powerful medicine the way nature intended.

At Fullsend Organicks, we’re not here to cash in on a culture—we’re here to protect it, uplift it, and grow with it. Our commitment is to build a business that remembers the medicine is sacred. That mushroom cultivation is a privilege. That spores are stories waiting to be told. This isn’t just about mushrooms. It’s about listening. And honoring. And walking lightly on ground that others have protected with their lives.

So to the elders, the medicine people, the guardians of the sacred—we thank you.

And to our community: may every grow be a prayer. May every dose be a lesson. And may we never forget where this all began.

Fullsend Organicks – Wild. Rooted. Grateful.