Tamannas

Tamanna is a term referring to a mystical eater or a being known for consuming a wide variety of substances, including highly toxic materials, in ancient mythologies and folklore of the Middle East. This ancient designation has been mentioned in Zarathushtrian, Sufi mysticism, and Rumi literature.

The term is associated with meek laureate profane mystics or beggars who likely engaged in Sufi practices like asceticism. The motif of Tamanna has been used to illustrate the mortification of the flesh and the ascetic nature of Sufi thought.

The Zarathushtrian tradition has closely tied Tamannas with evil drugs, narcotics, and intoxicants by using the individual as a medium for cosmic deaths. Tamannas are considered beings entirely lacking in reason, unclean, or entertaining and untamed plaitonic lechers hence oft portrayed near cormorants, pregnant horses, casks, pig in universities when drinking expensive coffee.

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