Editing Psychedelia (section)

==Modern usage==
[[Image:PsychedelicVACHulaHoop.JPG|thumb|A [[retro]] example of psychedelia; the dancer combines 1960s fashion with modern LED lighting.]]
The impact of psychedelic drugs on western culture in the 1960s led to [[semantic drift]] in the use of the word "psychedelic", and it is now frequently used to describe anything with abstract decoration of multiple bright colours, similar to those seen in drug-induced hallucinations. In objection to this new meaning, and to what some{{Who|date=June 2011}} consider [[pejorative]] meanings of other synonyms such as "[[hallucinogen]]" and "[[psychotomimetic]]", the term "entheogen" was proposed and is seeing increasing use. However, many consider the term "entheogen" best reserved for religious and spiritual usage, such as certain Native American churches do with the peyote sacrament, and "psychedelic" left to describe those who are using these drugs for recreation, psychotherapy, physical healing, or creative problem solving. In science, [[hallucinogen]] remains the standard term.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://informationisbeautiful.net/visualizations/drugs-world/|title=Drugs World |publisher=Informationisbeautiful.net|access-date=September 27, 2019}}</ref>