Topic: Vedic Tradition

Mercury, or Hermes, is identified as a primary polar deity who acts as a messenger traveling up and down the central pillar of the world. This axis connects heaven and earth, serving as the path for the conductor of souls. The Vedic tradition's "Arctic Home" is cited as further evidence of a primordial migration away from this central northern location.

Ancient pyramids are theorized to have functioned as power plants, often featuring large pools of mercury underneath them. Spinning mercury creates a voltage increase, and it is suggested that the pyramids utilized this property to generate electricity from the ether. The Vedic tradition is cited as having used mercury for healing, contrasting with modern warnings about the substance's toxicity.

Soma is a mysterious entheogenic beverage from the Vedic tradition, often associated with the moon god Chandra and the "nectar of the gods" known as Amrita. While its exact ingredients remain debated—with Amanita muscaria being a popular candidate—it was considered a plant, a god, and a drink simultaneously. This tri-fold nature mirrors modern perceptions of Ayahuasca as a divine intelligence.