hist-brewing: kykeon
Richard
Richard at WowMe.com
Fri Jan 21 01:41:11 PST 2000
Where can one find this book? I tried Amazon, but was unable to locate it through them.
Richard
Crystal Sky Productions
http://www.WowMe.com
Creators of Santa's Cows!
http://www.SantasCows.com
It's FREE, its FUN and it's only available for a Limited Time!
Have fun and pass it along!
----- Original Message -----
From: <OZRICofPSYTH at webtv.net>
> The most convincing theory about the nature of kykeon, results from
> extensive research by Gordon Wasson, Albert Hofmann and Carl Ruck. In
> 'The Road to Eleusis' (2) they argue that the parasitic fungus ergot,
> found on particular wild grasses, is the psychoactive component of
> kykeon. It would have been simple for an Eleusinian priest to collect
> the ergot from the wild grass growing near to the temple, grind it into
> a powder and add it to the kykeon. The theory is further supported by
> the fact that ergot is commonly found on grain,
>
>
> (Source- Hofmann, A. (1997) The Message of the Eleusinian Mysteries in
> Forte, R. (ed.) Entheogens and the Future of Religion. San Francisco:
> Council on Spiritual Practices.)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
To unsubscribe from this list, send email to majordomo at pbm.com containing
the words "unsubscribe hist-brewing" (or unsubscribe hist-brewing-digest, if
you get the digest.) To contact a human about problems, send mail to
owner-hist-brewing at pbm.com
More information about the hist-brewing
mailing list