Egypt book of the dead

The Egyptian "Book of the Dead" makes numerous references to food of the soul, which allowed Mankind the opportunity to meet with the Gods. 

The Egyptians labelled this substance the plant of life ankh khut. Mushrooms are stargates and the Ancient Egyptians believed that the mushrooms were plants of immortality and called them a gift from the God Osiris. Egyptian pharaohs proclaimed mushrooms to be food reserved only for royalty common people were not even allowed to touch them. 

Conservation of nature by ancient Egyptians was recorded on walls of temples and papyrus sheets. Egypt considered as the cradle of mycology when ancient Egyptians produced a number of hieroglyphic depictions of psychedelic mushrooms on temple’s walls and through hieroglyphic texts throughout the country. 

The majority of temples with countless pillars, Philae temple, are like huge mushrooms and both ancient Egyptian crowns, white and triple, were inspired from the primordia of Psilocybe cubensis. Many old dynastic ear studs and other structures obviously resembled mushrooms.