Peyte is a small, stemless cactus that grows in the deserts of Texas and Mexico. For thousands of years ancient tribes or indigenous people have been using this tree for their religious activities.
The Mexican whiskey Indian and many Native American tribes believed that peyote was a sacred plant that would help them communicate with God.
Its use in religious ceremonies creates a kind of fascination or obsession, so many people think that they are wandering in the world of imagination or in the world of miracles.
But fans of Payet's spiritual power are not just members of indigenous tribes.
Due to Payet's addiction, it became popular with artists, musicians, and writers outside of religious groups. They have been hearing about this cactus since 1950.