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(Falk, 1989) In 1994, Viktor Sarianidi said ritualobjetos found in ancient archaeological sites in Central Asia had registered BMAC Ephedra stems and Papaver (poppy) seeds.

In 1995, Harri Nyberg studied samples provided by Sarianidi but could not confirm the claim (cited in Houben, 2003).

Another place that has been declared material contained traces of ephedrine Sarianidi, Papaver and hemp (Cannabis) in the period 1998-1999]. 2002-2003 were analyzed by three independent teams, but found no trace of the requested content. (Bakels, 2003) However, the end of his speech in 1999 Haoma-Soma workshop in Leiden, Jan EM Houben writes: Cannabis is suggested, buy soma 200 mg Athens also based on the slopes of Tibet. The Tibetan word for hemp, Hibiscus cannabinus Deccan is. Dza ., apparently borrowed from the Sanskrit soma-raja "King Soma," or possibly "soma rasa" / "soma juice", which could be the same as "bhang". The choice of cannabis as a candidate is supported by the traditional Zulu use of the drug warriors for energizing.

Other candidates include Peganum harmala (Syrian rue, suggested by the adulation and David Martin Schwartz in the early 1980s), and Psilocybe mushrooms. Amanita muscaria theory is supported by the North Siberian legends connect after drinking urine [2], and it is possible that in Tibet, and parts of Siberia, the shamanic practice of eating Amanita mushrooms muscaria, and after drinking the urine of which took the mushroom, which contains more of the agent of the substance has buy soma 200 mg Athens been linked with Soma Vedic terminology around, but it would, of course, means that plants used in Tibet were identical to the original Indo-Iranian plants.

Terence McKenna in his book "The Food of the Gods" is inconsistent with the theory of Amanita muscaria, and suggests that psilocybin cubensis Psilocybe Soma containing a candidate. McKenna argues that effects of the mushroom Amanita muscaria in contradiction with the description of the properties described in the Rigveda. Amanita muscaria mushrooms have properties that are probably the most delirious of hallucinogens. Psilocybin, the active component psychoactive Psilocybe cubensis, on the other hand, has an effect of changing the mind strong. Based on a detailed analysis of the botanical iconography and ancient texts, Nelumbo nucifera, also known as the Sacred Lotus, is buy soma 200 mg Athens another candidate for Soma. The description of Soma in the Vedic texts is quite similar to the sacred lotus. Sacred lotus is a water lily that produces gold and red stems. These flowers look like portions of ancient texts Soma compare to the boom and the sun. Other Soma Vedic hymns describe as having a "red glow", buy soma 200 mg Athens reflecting the color of the sacred lotus flower.

Soma is also described in the Vedic hymns as the growth "joint set of nodes, thenode buy soma 200 mg Athens ", which is a good description of a plant that grows by producing shoots with nodes and lying.

In addition, benzoisoquinoline alkaloids found in the Sacred Lotus, including aporphine, and proaporphine nuciferine are psychoactive, producing feelings of euphoria when ingested. In his autobiography, Swami Rama buy soma 200 mg Athens recalls in contact with an Indian buy soma 200 mg Athens scholar named Herbal Vedic Bhairavdutt Vaidya, who describes himself as "the authority to live only in the soma." Bhairavdutt Swami comes to visit, bringing about a Book of grass with it. Swami is informed that, despite the effects of the plant is comparable to that of psychedelic mushrooms, certainly not a fungus, but a succulent plant. [3] Swami Bhairavdutt convinces to join him to participate in the soma. The taste, says Swami Rama, "a little bitter and acidic." Bhairavdutt buy soma 200 mg Athens drunk and wild dance, saying that it is Shiva. Many students try to stop Bhairavdutt apparently low, but are unable to do so. Meanwhile, Swami Rama is developing a debilitating headache, a symptom that is compatible with the effects of an overdose of ephedrine. No alucinógenasefectos are described by Swami Rama [4].