​🤯 Cannabis in Yahweh's Temple? The Shocking Discovery at Tel Arad

Описание: ​This video reveals a groundbreaking archaeological discovery at the ancient Israelite fortress of Tel Arad! In a temple dedicated to Yahweh, researchers found two stone altars. One had residue of frankincense, while the smaller altar had residue of cannabis! 🤯
​This discovery, confirmed by a 2020 study, shows that ancient Israelites were burning cannabis in their temple, likely for ritualistic purposes. We'll explore:
​The Altars: How the larger altar represented Yahweh and the smaller one represented his consort, Asherah.
​The Source: Evidence suggests the cannabis was imported, likely from places like Lebanon or Egypt, highlighting the trade routes and cultural exchange of the time.
​The Significance: This find provides undeniable proof of the close ties between ancient ritual, psychoactive substances, and the evolution of religious practice.
​This is a key part of our full deep dive video on the ancient history of spirit and air. Click the link in the description to watch the full video for more on how ancient mythology, archaeology, and consciousness are all connected!