Soma oc

Terence McKenna in his book "Food of the Gods" at odds with the theory of Amanita muscaria, and suggests that soma oc Psilocybe cubensis psilocybin mushrooms soma oc containing a soma candidate. McKenna argues that effects of the amanita muscaria mushroom in contradiction with the description properties described in the Rigveda. Amanita muscaria mushrooms have properties that are possibly more hallucinogenic delirium. Psilocybin, the active component psychoactive Psilocybe cubensis however, has an effect of soma oc changing the mind strong. Based on a detailed analysis of botany and iconography of ancient texts, Nelumbo nucifera, also known as the Sacred Lotus, is another candidate for Soma. The description of Soma in the Vedic soma oc texts is soma oc quite similar to that of the sacred lotus.

Sacred lotus is a lily stems that produces gold and red. These soma oc flowers look like portions of ancient texts Soma compare to the boom and soma oc the sun. Other Soma Vedic hymns describe as having a "red light" that reflects the soma oc color of the lotus soma oc flowers sacred. Soma is also described in the Vedic hymns as the growth "joint set of nodes, the node", which is a good description of a plant that soma oc grows inproducing 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.