bhang การใช้

• In Punjab, it is said that many Nihangs abuse bhang.
• The Physician realises that Hassan has overdosed on " bhang ".
• Also this tale glorifies uses of Bhang in religion and military.
• Bhang and alcohol intensify the heightened sensations of this exuberant communitas.
• But not all devotees offer " bhang " to Shiva.
• Bhang was thus left out from the definition of " cannabis ".
• Bhang finished third with Irish St Leger champion Moresby unplaced.
• Bhang is also part of many Ayurvedic medicinal preparations.
• Bhang powder is available legally at ayurvedic dispensaries.
• Nihangs call Bhang " Sukhnidhaan, " meaning the " giver of peace ".
• Hassan, anticipating his execution, takes a triple dose of " bhang ".
• Legend has it that Shiva brought bhang from the Himalayas for the pleasure of mankind.
• India s holy men ritually use Bhang in order to facilitate communication with their deities.
• Bhang is also available as bhang goli which is just freshly ground cannabis with water.
• Bhang is also available as bhang goli which is just freshly ground cannabis with water.
• They also drank Bhang to aid digestion.
• Bhang is mostly used in India on the Sikh holidays of Holla Mohalla and Vaisakhi.
• Shiva Purana suggests offering " bhang " to Shiva during the summer months.
• Anywhere on the ghats, one can find large numbers of men engaged in preparing bhang.
• Bhang is heavily consumed in Mathura, an ancient town of religious importance to the Hindus.