On Mar 15, 2005, at 9:45 AM, cardemaister wrote:
Funny coincidence, in Finnish sauma means 'seam; joint'.
OTOH, soma means 'pretty, sweet, nice', but it's pronounced
with a short o-sound, as opposed to Skt soma, pronounced with
a long o-sound, approx. like saw-ma, but with more kissing
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I have confidence, based on my experience with the centerpiece of
Vedic culture (TM), that Maharishi's revival of Vedic wisdom (the
Ayurveda and Soma-explaining content of which he handed off to
Chopra) is
Re: ephedra with cannabis
I guess you could call that a Vedic speedball.
The only upper/downer combo I'm familiar with is caffeine and
alcohol, and I must admit getting wired on black coffee before
getting hammered drunk is quite a thrill ride.
Alex, sober 9+ years
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Bob,
It's nice that you can have so much faith in those who claim to
know Soma without supplying a sound Vedic foundation. I mean
the
problem is the contrary evidence present in Vedic
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Hi Bob:
When soma has done its job, and Brahman/Unity Consciousness is
gained, then the body produces amrita, the nectar of immortality,
which allows one to live forever in that body if desired.
What is
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I have confidence, based on my experience with the centerpiece of
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If so, you are definitely suggesting
links to Soma. I mean, the Rig Veda is/was the origin of the
word. No other definition of Soma that came later could possibly
be more accurate.
I am not sure why oldest is best.
On Mar 14, 2005, at 8:10 PM, akasha_108 wrote:
Are you under the impression that Soma only existed in Rig Veda times?
I don't know that it did or did not, though I speculate that it has
been formulated in its outer form at various times through the ages.
Well there is a very old tradition
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Bob
You have clearly shown the complete surrender of your own opinion,
reasoning, thought
and well, I guess everything to M and whoever else meets your
requirements for being
in the know. Does this restrict itself to
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Ephedra is the Mua hang plant used in Chinese medicene. It basically
counter acts Kapha and is excellent for people with breathing
disorders ie mucus and colds. It helps in weight loss and therefore
I bought out the market before it became illegal to sell. I find
that caffiene has a
On Mar 14, 2005, at 9:44 PM, m2smart4u2000 wrote:
Ephedra is the Mua hang plant used in Chinese medicene. It basically
counter acts Kapha and is excellent for people with breathing
disorders ie mucus and colds. It helps in weight loss and therefore
I bought out the market before it became
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If so, you
There is also a longstanding tradition that cannabis sativa is
the soma plant. No firm opinion here.L B S---Nah, never
heard that and I've spent years at the Shroomery, Bluelight, Nanooks, and so on
you get the idea. The plant most often thought of as soma is the beautiful
amanita. Of
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There is also a longstanding tradition that cannabis sativa is the
soma plant. No firm
opinion here.
L B S
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Cardemaister,
Thank-you for the alternate translation. Is it yours?
Oh no, I forgot to mention it's Ralph T.H. Griffith's:
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