The abstract discusses the issue of cultural appropriation and the harmful consequences of buying and selling Indigenous medicines and spiritual items. The author highlights the disrespectful nature of purchasing items like sage, peyote, and dream catchers, emphasizing that these practices are considered "bad medicine" by Indigenous elders. The author warns against using these items in psychedelic rituals, as it can lead to negative experiences such as "hauntings" and "bad trips." The narrative also touches on the lack of understanding and respect for Indigenous cultures, as well as the impact of exploitation and capitalism on Native traditions. Overall, the abstract serves as a cautionary tale about the importance of respecting and honoring Indigenous practices, rather than appropriating them for personal use. It underscores the need for individuals to create their own rituals and not exploit the spiritualities and cultures of others.