Entheogens in Buddhism (original) (raw)

‘Secret Drugs of Buddhism’, Soma, and the Sad State of Entheogenic Anthropology

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2021

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Indo-Iranian Journal 42. 1999, pp. 303-334, 1999

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Samdarshi, Pranshu (2014). The Concept of Goddesses in Buddhist Tantra Traditions. (Harish Trivedi, Ed.) The Delhi University Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences, (1), 87-99.

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The Demon Seer: Rahula and the Inverted Mythology of Indo-Tibetan Buddhism

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