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krek1111 [17]
3 years ago
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Was an element of vedic religion which supposedly helped to induce hallucinogenic capacities.

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stealth61 [152]3 years ago
5 0

The element was a drink called soma.

Soma was a drink used in ancient India, in the<em> vedic religion</em>. It was a ritual drink but its origins are not clear. It was a juice probably made from a <em>hallucinogenic </em>mountain plant. Because the drink was causing hallucinations, it is believed that it came from plants such as cannabis, opium and hallucinogenic mushrooms.

Drinking soma produced immortality and it brought humans closer to gods. Soma is often compared to the Grek drink, ambrosia. Drinking soma gave mortals visions that were thought to be divine.


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