Name
This is not the usual stuff you'll find at a page (or maybe I'll add that later) but first, where did the name came from? that's what we are going to discuss here.
Lyserg Diethel is the name of the cutest shaman ever, but it is also the name of a drug: Lyserg saeure diaethylamid, best known as LSD. Amazed? maybe not. Also... Morphin stands for morphine, another drug...
But What is LSD?
LSD is lysergic acid diethylamide. LSD was discovered in 1938. It is manufactured from ergot, a fungus that grows on rye. LSD dissolves in water and is odorless, colorless, and tasteless. A dose the size of a grain of salt can cause effects.
LSD inhibits the movement of serotonin in the brain, which influences mood. LSD seems to work in the cerebral cortex of the brain, which is involved in mood, thought, and perception, and in the locus ceruleus of the brain, which coordinates sensory perceptions (got it from the In the know zone)
Quite impressive, ne? ^--^
This came from Kalabarians
The name Lyserg gives you a strongly independent and highly creative nature, with drive and ambition to have experiences and accomplish things out of the ordinary. You can work intently at whatever is new and holds your interest at the moment, but your interest wanes quickly when drudgery and monotony set in. Obstacles to your progress or restrictions on your freedom to act create a sense of frustration which may cause you to feel resentful and even rebellious (??). You can then become intolerant of others, and caustic and belittling in your expression, thereby imposing stress on your personal relationships. Although you have a clever, quick, capable mind, your progress in life is restricted by instability in your affairs and misunderstandings with people. Your impulsive nature can lead to actions which you later regret taking, or to accidents. Relaxation is elusive, and depletion due to nervous tension can develop to the point where you become subject to moods of depression and morbid thoughts. Nervous tension centres in the solar plexus, with nervous indigestion and stomach ulcers a possible result (^--^;; relax Lyserg...)