This name refers to a Vedic god analogous to the Persian Haoma whose presence was considered necessary for any sacrifice to take place due to his mastery over a certain plant.
This name refers to a Vedic god analogous to the Persian Haoma whose presence was considered necessary for any sacrifice to take place due to his mastery over a certain plant. His presence at a ritual was invoked by pouring the juice of this plant onto the ground. For ten points, name either the deity sometimes convoked as the healer of disease or the plant whose ubiquity in the Vedas probably stems from its hallucinogenic properties.
This name refers to a Vedic god analogous to the Persian Haoma whose presence was considered necessary for any sacrifice to take place due to his mastery over a certain plant.
Soma