Thought to be identical to the fly agaric mushroom still used in indigenous Siberian rituals, its stalks were pressed between stones, then its juice was filtered through sheep's wool and mixed with water and milk. After being offered as a libation to the gods, the remainder was consumed by priests and the sacrificer. For 10 points—name this Vedic offering, valued for its exhilarating and hallucinogenic effect.
Thought to be identical to the fly agaric mushroom still used in indigenous Siberian rituals, its stalks were pressed between stones, then its juice was filtered through sheep's wool and mixed with water and milk. After being offered as a libation to the gods, the remainder was consumed by priests and the sacrificer. For 10 points—name this Vedic offering, valued for its exhilarating and hallucinogenic effect.
Thought to be identical to the fly agaric mushroom still used in indigenous Siberian rituals, its stalks were pressed between stones, then its juice was filtered through sheep's wool and mixed with water and milk.
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