An Israeli professor of cognitive psychology has forwarded the theory that Moses may have been under the influence of hallucinogens when he saw the burning bush and received the Ten Commandments atop Mt. Sinai.
Benny Shanon mentioned his own psychedelic experiences, taken as part of religious ceremonies, which led to religious-based hallucinations and allowed him to "see sound." He also noted that the use of psychedelics in religious ceremonies is a time-honored tradition in many religions around the world. In fact, concoctions made from the bark of the acacia tree, oft-mentioned in The Bible, have hallucinogenic effects comparable to those of ayahuasca, an hallucinogen still in use in religious ceremonies in the Amazon.
Like the acacia, ayahuasca is a plant with hallucinogenic properties.
© C Harris Lynn, 2008
Mt. Sinai is listed as "E 101st St, New York, NY 10029, USA" because Israel's current borders are rightfully unrecognized by the entire world outside of the US MIC (and Israel). This may be the address of AIPAC/religious -backed, legal representatives. Mt. Sinai absolutely never existed in North America; it is located in disputed areas in the Middle East. I just had to include this to point-out the incredible overreach of the US military industrial complex (operating in this case under the name Google, Ltd.) and its continued terrorist activities. That is fucking crazy. - 2018
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