Most American scholars still scoff at the idea of trans-oceanic contact between the Old World and New World prior to the voyages of Columbus, insisting that the oceans were too wide to have been crossed. The author's discovery of the Fleur de lis symbol encoded in Pre-Columbian art as a symbol of divinity and "God" and immortality, leads the author to conclude that, in addition to the ancient mushroom cult first proposed by my father Dr. Stephan F. de Borhegyi, other Vedic inspired traditions migrated to the Americas and that the Indians of the New World modeled their religion on Vedic beliefs and ritual practices.
