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Originally posted by Amandla
It´s not Praphubada´s idea, that Krishna is blue, he´s blue in all ancient pictures and texts as far as I know. And he´s not the only one, Shiva and Vishnu were also blue, though there are different mythical stories explaining this. Who knows, maybe they really were aliens. Or it was energy field. Or it has purely symbolic meaning. I don´t think it has anything to do with taking colloidal silver .
Originally posted by filosophia
Colloidal silver makes your skin turn blue, so would that mean Krishna took collodial silver?
Argyria (ISV from Greek: ἄργυρος argyros silver + -ia) is a condition caused by improper exposure to chemical forms of the element silver, silver dust, or silver compounds.[1] The most dramatic symptom of argyria is that the skin becomes blue or bluish-grey colored. Argyria may be found as generalized argyria or local argyria.
Argyria occurs in people who ingest or inhale silver in large quantities over a long period (several months to many years). People who work in factories that manufacture silver can also breathe in silver or its compounds. In the past, some of these workers have become argyric.
Originally posted by Chokemychicken
reply to post by filosophia
I KNEW I had seen this somewhere before. Geez, Filo, don't at least have the decency to give credit where it's actually due?
You not only ripped this off from, but even misrepresented, what THIS youtube user was proposing in the following video, posted over two YEARS ago-
www.youtube.com...edit on 2-6-2011 by Chokemychicken because: (no reason given)
The psilocybin mushroom has properties similar to that of the amanita and has also been worshipped/mythologized throughout history. Unlike the amanita, fruit of the tree, psilocybin grows from the dung of a cow.
In India cows are worshipped (hence “holy cow”) for many reasons, but especially for their holy #/holy crap.
The ancient Egyptians revered Mother Hathor, the heavenly cow whose body was the firmament and who daily gave birth to Horus-Ra, her Golden Calf.
In South East Asia the elephant is revered over other animals, like the cow in India, because magic mushrooms grow in elephant dung as well (hence Dumbo the flying elephant).
Psilocybin mushrooms turn a dark blue when bruised or dried and so are usually depicted as such. This is why Ganesh (Pikanadt), the Hindu elephant man god, is blue and rules the realms of art and creativity.
Other Hindu gods are also blue like Shiva or Vishnu who are depicted with serpents around his head looking much like a mushroom. Krishna is blue too usually shown with a cow to his side. The Cartoon “Smurfs” are blue like psilocybin, they all wear liberty cap hats, and live in amanita muscaria houses!
Originally posted by filosophia
hey genius, has it ever occurred to you that two people could come up with similar ideas to each other?