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Since the late 18th century, when Anquetil-Duperron and others have parts available on the Avesta Western scholars, several researchers have sought a representative botanical equivalent of Haoma as described in the text and used in the practical life of order soma 37 WALLACE 2001 SOMA Port Saint Lucie Zoroaster. Most of the proposals concentrated on the two linguistic evidence or comparative pharmacology or order soma 37 WALLACE 2001 SOMA Port Saint Lucie reflected ritual use. Rarely order soma 37 WALLACE 2001 SOMA Port Saint Lucie considered all three, which usually leads to such proposals were rejected immediately. The Rig Veda calls the plant, Soma the "creator of the gods." RV 9.42 and the priority given in Soma Indra and other gods called Soma "God of Gods" RV 9.42. Therefore, the plant, Soma can be considered analogous to what Christ and the Christians call "the Creator" (or "Father").

Soma is supposed to cause hallucinations, on the basis of RV 8.48 Note, there are many similar references in the Vedas, for example, order soma 37 WALLACE 2001 SOMA Port Saint Lucie RV9.4, RV9.5, RV9.8, RV9.10, RV9.42. Some order soma 37 WALLACE 2001 SOMA Port Saint Lucie descriptions of Soma is associated with tapas (warmth, enthusiasm, "energy";). Soma is associated with Indra warrior god, and appears to have been drunk before battle. For these reasons, plants are stimulants (amphetamines), and entheogenic plants among the candidates that have been suggested. However, order soma 37 WALLACE 2001 SOMA Port Saint Lucie the "battles" fought Indra were clearly spiritual nature that do not involve physical force. For example, Indra, "weapon" was the "lightning." Soma order soma 37 WALLACE 2001 SOMA Port Saint Lucie is often associated with the Light and Indra is the "Lord of Light", as shown in the following verses of the Rgveda: RV 8.82.25 To thee, O Lord of Light, which implies that these drops of Soma, and the grass is sown. Indra can give you the opportunity, and the lights in the sky, the richness of order soma 37 WALLACE 2001 SOMA Port Saint Lucie its devotee. Several texts like the Atharva Veda advocated the medicinal properties of Soma and is considered the order soma 37 WALLACE 2001 SOMA Port Saint Lucie king of medicinal herbs (and also of the Brahmana class). Since late 1960, several studies have attempted to establish soma as a psychotropic substance. Several proposals order soma 37 WALLACE 2001 SOMA Port Saint Lucie were made, including a major in 1968 by Robert Gordon Wasson, an amateur mycologist, who (on Vedic evidence) asserted that soma was intoxicating, and suggested fly-agaric mushroom, Amanita muscaria, as the most likely candidate.