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bhang
[bang]
Etymology: Hindi, bag
an Asian Indian hallucinogenic, composed of dried leaves and the young stems of uncultivated Cannabis sativa. It is usually ingested as a boiled mixture with milk, sugar, or water. It produces euphoria. It also may be smoked or chewed. Also spelled bang. See also cannabis.


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Transcendence there is usually of the chemically induced variety, but before dismissing it, remember that Siva is intimately associated with the psychedelic datura plant, and that his favorite drink is bhang, a hallucinogenic brew made from cannabis.
Siva's in the house: Izhar Patkin's dance-floor deity by O'Brien, Michael / Artforum International
Transcendence there is usually of the chemically induced variety, but before dismissing it, remember that Siva is intimately associated with the psychedelic datura plant, and that his favorite drink is bhang, a hallucinogenic brew made from cannabis.
Reinhard Mucha by Archer, Michael / Artforum International
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