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Re: Woden - Grain Hoose
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Evergreen Dazed wrote:
tiompan wrote:
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bladup wrote:
Ahhhh Father Christmas the original flying siberian shaman, in his fly agaric colours "flying" though the air leaving his present's [more mushrooms where he went], even hanging presents around the fire probably came from people hanging The mushrooms themselves around the fire to dry [collected in the autumn], and cheeky rudolph with his red nose, did you know that reindeer eat Fly agaric mushrooms? and you can tell the ones that have by their noses [they're red], the shamans would then drink that reindeers wee and this cuts out a lot of the bad toxins because the animal has absorbed them, the mad thing is that if somebody drank that persons wee, they'd take on the effects as well, and so on and so on, the effects never weaken from one to the other, the whole world could be on the substance if everyone drank the next persons wee [errrrrr] and all from one even weirder person [the shaman] drinking that first reindeer's wee [good all Rudolph eh], but on the other hand i'm sure the solstice was a lot more fun back then.


...jingle all the way.

Yes, i've read this sort of stuff before.

From Wiki (sadly) :

American ethnopharmacologist Scott Hajicek-Dobberstein, researching possible links between religious myths and the red mushroom, notes, "If Santa Claus had but one eye [like Odin], or if magic urine had been a part of his legend, his connection to the Amanita muscaria would be much easier to believe.".

The connection was reported to a much wider audience with an article in the magazine of The Sunday Times in 1980,[128] and New Scientist in 1986.[129] Historian Ronald Hutton has since disputed the connection;[130] he noted reindeer spirits did not appear in Siberian mythology, shamans did not travel by sleigh, nor did they wear red and white, or climb out of smoke holes in yurt roofs. Finally, American awareness of Siberian shamanism postdated the appearance of much of the folklore around Santa.

But, then again, who knows eh?


Although nothing to with the myth surrounding the Santa myth . The consumption of the piss /("yellow snow" if you remember it ) as opposed to the much easier and slightly less off putting eatiing the shrooms just might be true as it is supposed to be easier on the stomache and less likely to make you sick , genuine wild haggis was also associated with similar properties and a possible explanation for one of the gifts brought by the three wise men .


I had a tussle with a wild haggis one xmas eve, out on the moor.


It was an early ingredient of coca cola , the blue tinge and cross eyes , due to squinting in the mist explains the colour and shape of the of the saltire .


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tiompan
Posted by tiompan
12th December 2012ce
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