> > > What, if any, is your favorite MAV product? :o > > > > > My favorite MAV product is MAK 5 boiled well into > > a decoction that you can drink with MAV Kaptha Tea. > > > > Everyone knows that the sacramental basis of the Vedic > > Religion was the preparation and consumption of a > > decoction obtained by mixing the juices of various > > psychoactive ingredients, one of which may have been > > Cannabis Indica, a species of weed, or a beverage > > prepared by extracting the juice from the Amanita > > Muscaria, a magic fungus, which together produced the > > substance 'Soma' mentioned on numerous occasions in > > South Asian sacred scripture. > > > > So, what do we know about Soma? > > > > In this sadhu's (good fellow) humble opinion, this > > 'ur-religion' does not begin with the composition of > > the hymns of the Vedas which are codified and arranged > > as we know them, termed the Rik, when the Aryans > > arrived in modern Pakistan, but much further back in > > time, in the late Ice Age up in Siberia. > > > > During this cold age, when people had to live most of > > the time deep inside caves or other dwellings, an > > 'inward direction' was given to their spiritual > > endeavors. Due to this fact, and with the aid of > > certain magical herbs and plants, man first invented > > religious reflection, geo-alchemy, and the art of > > placement, geo-mancy. > > > > When the Aryans came down from Siberia they brought > > with them their shamanic religion and an urgaritic > > language which became the Vedic and Persian > > proto-religious language and later the Indo-European > > tongue, which includes Sanskrit, and Persian, and > > the dialects of Greek, Latin, German, Celtic, Irish, > > English, French, Hindi, Urdu and Finnish. > > cardemaister: > Oops! Finnish belongs to a language family entirely > different from Indo-European languages like Sanskrit, > Latin and Swedish. Or almost all European languages > save Finnish, Estonian, Hungarian and Basque (which > has no known linguistic relatives in the whole world), > and some minor Fenno-ugric languages. > Well, that just makes your linguistic accomplishments that much more impressive! I always thought you picked up Sanskrit by knowing Finnish, which turns out to be Uralic. Now we have someone in the group that can read Indo-European AND Finish? Have you ever thought about taking up Urdu? Go figure.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Finnish_language > But I might say its one of my pet hypotheses that > when the ancestors of Finns lived in Siberia as > mammoth hunters, they might have been in close > contact with the Aryans, or whatever you like to > call the creators of Vedic hymns and stuff. > > BTW, as I recall it, the "father" of modern homeopathy, > Dr. Samuel Hahnemann came up with the basic idea of > homeopathy when he noticed that in healthy individuals > quinine caused typical symptoms of malaria. > > He was way ahead of his time, when in addition to > some herbs, the only treatment for almost any illness > was bloodletting and stuff like that?? >
