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The Soma plant Asclepias acida has small, fragrant white flowers
at the end of its branches and few leaves. Christian graves in Rome’s
catacombs have drawings of a variety of this plant showing long fruits,
which is not found in Europe.
The early Israelites and Edomites used the burning bush datura
stramonium, commonly called the thorn apple. It is the only plant to
grow on rocky high places such as Jebel Madhbah at Petra. The spiny
black fruit has long been used as a folk medicine and intoxicant.
Diodorus Siculus wrote that the priests used its fruit to bring on fantasy,
which they say is the voice of their god. 1374 It seems that the thorn apple
is Eden’s forbidden fruit because the peculiar feature of the thron apple is
that it produces a vapour that burns without the bush being consumed.
There are references to the thorn apple in Homer’s Odyssey and
Shakespeare’s plays Hamlet, Romeo and Juliet, and Anthony and
Cleopatra. In recent times it has been found to control severe brain
cancer. 1375
While in times that are more recent, the Persians made Soma
from Asclepias acida, some scholars now suggest that the ancient recipes
in the Rig Veda strongly imply that Soma was made from two stones or
rocks (adrau) in the mountains (girau). It is quite likely that Soma had its
true source in metals before they used hallucinogenic plants like Asclepias
acida and more recently, Cannabis
At the end of Chapter 2, we saw that volcanoes produce ores with
iridium and rhodium that can be used to manufacture ORMES and
healing monatomic materials. Rig Veda recipes say that a divine Eagle
fetches Soma from Heaven. 1376 The Eagle extracts it from a metal fortress
in the form of golden-yellow (hari) and reddish-brown (aruna) rocks,
which are probably yellow gold-quartzite and reddish-brown goldplatinum
ores. The Rig Veda also says the priests crushed the collected
material with noisy grinding stones, which sounds more like heavy ore
grinding than squeezing plants. Then they washed it free of impurities,
filtered it through a woolen fleece (avi) and cooked it in water. The Rig
Veda says the final product is clothed in robes of milk. They called it the
Milk of Heaven or Milk of God.
Returning to the manufacture of glass, we find the metals of
alchemy used extensively, such as gold for ruby red color and antimony
as a decolorant and opacifier. 1377 This red-golden, transparent, antimony
glass symbolizes the new Jerusalem. The glassblowers of Murano, north
of Venice, still manufacture rose lamp glass from gold. Many of these
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