The Blue Lotus: A Narcotic Lily That Mesmerized Ancient Egypt
Today we sea hash and many forms of soft or hard drugs....Yeah in ancient Egypt it was the Lotus and canabis
first some science next the article. the next info gathered from sciene webs. think and read why the Lotus was so popular . THE LOTUS TODAY IS IN EXTINCTION. rare and lab product's are expensive
in USA the sell the blue lotus in electric vape sigarets .... now on the list forbidden by USA army
forbidden in few european country's
the flower was described to have a narcotic effect. Egyptian water lily containing apomorphine and nuciferine. sleep aid and anxiety reliever. However, at higher doses achieved by inhalation, users can experience euphoria and hallucinations. It can cause allergic reactions such as skinitching in some people.
Potential Health Benefits Of Blue Lotus Flower
A Potent Psychoactive. The blue lotus flower contains alkaloids, tannins, phenolic acids, and flavonoids. ...
May Help You Sleep. ... May Relieve Anxiety. ... May Reduce Signs Of Aging. ...
May Reduce Menstrual Irregularities. ... May Have Aphrodisiac Effects. Some indications say good for lungs and heart
A water lily from the genus Nymphaea, this plant became known as the ‘Blue Lotus’, or the ‘Egyptian Lotus’. This aquatic plant is not just a thing of beauty, it has a secret too, and the ancient Egyptians were very aware of it. A symbol of life and immortality, the blue lotus was believed to provide a spiritual connection into the afterlife and offer communication with the divine, as was mentioned even in the famous ‘Egyptian Book of the Dead’.
Entheogens and the Psychoactive Healing Properties of the Blue Lotus Flower
The Nymphaea Caerulea was considered a symbol of life and immortality in ancient Egypt, which used its entheogenic qualities to communicate with the divine. Entheogens are mind-altering substances that alter perception, behavior, and cognition of an individual. They are used often by spiritual and religious groups across the world, across cultures, to connect with a higher divinity. For example, the hallucinogen ayahuasca is used by indigenous peoples of the Amazon, as well as the mestizo (mixed race) shamans and members of Brazilian churches.
What worked in the flower’s favor was the roots being able to flourish in nutrient-deficient mud that lacks oxygen. The blue flowering species is small and round, and floats on top of lakes or bodies of water. Its flower buds rise to the surface over a two-to-three-day period, then open at around 9:30am and close in the early afternoon at 3:00pm when they reach maturity.
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