Manna
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Manna is the name of a food that God provided for the Israelites during their travels in the desert as recorded in the Bible. It was said to be sweet to the taste.
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See also
- Ayahuasca, entheogenic sacrament of União do Vegetal
- Gaz (candy), a Manna nougat with chopped nuts from Isfahan, Iran
- Fly agaric, Amanita muscaria, potential correlation with Christmas tradition
- Peyote, entheogen and sacrament of Native American Church
- Psilocybe, "Flesh of God", teonanácatl
- Tuf Voyaging, a fictional account
- White Manna
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