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Did the ancient Greeks use drugs to find God?
Luminous: A Podcast about Psychedelics from To The Best Of Our Knowledge
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Brian Muraresku makes the controversial argument that the famous Eleusinian Mysteries were fueled by a psychedelic wine. And he speculates that this secret ceremony, with its mind-altering drugs, became the Eucharist — the foundational event of early Christianity.
Original Air Date: May 04, 2024
Guests:
Brian Muraresku
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