The mushroom is known as the fly clove, with a long history of traditional use in certain cultures, especially in parts of Europe and Asia. The traditional uses of amanita vary between regions and different belief systems, and it is important to note that the practices and beliefs associated with it may differ significantly.

In some cultures, amanita was used for spiritual and ritual purposes. It was incorporated into practical worship, and divination rituals. It was believed that the mushroom's psychometic properties allow for a change in states of consciousness and spiritual experiences. It was often used to induce visionary journeys, connect with the spirit world, or gain insight and wisdom.

It is important to understand that the traditional use of the red hats is deeply rooted in specific cultural contexts and often involves extensive knowledge and rituals passed down through the generations. If you are interested in exploring its traditional use, it is essential to approach it with respect, cultural sensitivity and a deep understanding of the traditions and practices associated with it.

In addition, it is always recommended to seek guidance from experienced practitioners, cultural experts or ethnobotanists who can provide accurate information and ensure safety.

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