20 Responses to “Take some of this, and chill…”

1. shenoyvarun86

   1

   

   6

   

   2

   Brave New World+American Gods+Rig Veda==>Soma Madabharita prashne saar, good one!

   
   
2. Chinmaya U.Holla

   1

   Soma

   
   
3. username

   3

   

   3

   1

   soma? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/S.....rn_fiction

   
   
4. Dibyo

   11

   

   14

   

   10

   soma

   
   
5. Rogi

   48

   

   10

   

   5

   Soma

   
   
6. Gurupad

   1

   Soma

   
   
7. krudebox

   1

   Soma. Hic!

   
   
8. shrik

   10

   

   7

   

   9

   First time ever that you’ve given out 75% of the answer in the post title? Soma. (Rig veda, Brave New World and American Gods)

   
   
9. Aditya

   1) Rigveda 2) Brave New World by Aldous Huxley 3) American Gods by Neil Gaiman Connect: Soma, a ritual drink. Er, I have a question: does answering first gain any extra points/awards? Please reply.

   
   
10. udupendra

    4

    

    4

    

    7

    Soma

    
    
11. madhur

    1

    Soma

    
    
12. Raghuvansh

    1

    

    9

    

    4

    Soma

    
    
13. alephnull

    Soma, food of the gods.

    
    
14. Logik

    1

    

    5

    

    3

    Soma

    
    
15. varuns88

    4

    

    2

    

    2

    Soma, Deadly Soma :P

    
    
16. Kaushik

    Soma It is frequently mentioned in the Rigveda, whose Soma Mandala contains many hymns praising its energizing qualities In Neil Gaiman’s “American Gods”, Soma is described as “concentrated prayer and belief, distilled into a potent liqueur” by Mr. Wednesday (aka: “Odin the All-Father”). In Aldous Huxley’s dystopian novel Brave New World, soma is a popular dream-inducing drug

    
    
17. dheeraj

    soma is the relaxing drug,which is mentioned in the Rigveda. Brand New world by Aldous Huxley mentions it as a dream inducing drug. Neil Gaiman’s American Gods mentions it

    
    
18. sidsen

    2

    soma

    
    
19. Inglourious

    soma

    
    
20. srikanth

    @Aditya: Nope, not really.