As further evidence, please note that the Tibetan word for cannibis is 'So.Ma.Ra.Dza', that is, soma-raja, 'king of soma', and 'bDud.rTsi', which in Tibetan means 'drink juice' as translated from the Sanskrit and taken to Tibet by the Eighty-four Mahasiddhas of Vajrayana Buddhism in the tenth century of our era. The mysterious substance referred to in Buddhist texts, variously described as 'amrita' is none other than a similar decoction containing a similar alkaloid as contained in the soma fungus.
Read more: 'Soma in Indian Religion' http://www.rwilliams.us/archives/Etheogens.pdf
