Cannabis is expansive. It creates SPACE. That space reveals your conditioned beliefs. It disrupts your habitual thought patterns. It expands your awareness. It invites your into a space of unfamiliarity. A space of mystery. In that space and in your mystery, you find GOD.
Using cannabis recreational by responsible adults is happening everyday. Cannabis is massively popular as recreational medicine. Across the globe, people – alone or in groups – enjoy joints, pipes, vaporizers, edibles and more.
More than half of U.S. states and the District of Columbia have legalized medical cannabis in some form, and more are considering bills to do the same.
We are too afraid of the unknown
What if Christians were to begin understanding how something like cannabis could be used in beneficial ways to support their lives?
What if we were to entertain the idea that legality is not the equivalent of licentiousness, and neither must we demonize and condemn every single thing that we don’t quite understand?
What if – rather than trading our feelings for platitudes and “should-bes” – we were to begin to better understand them?
What if cannabis proved to enhance mental clarity, diminish anxiety, and lend itself toward physical healing and integrative wellness?
What if cannabis proved to dissolve the self constantly getting in the way, enabling one to better prioritize others and the qualities and relationships that make for a full and vibrant life?
That has been, in part, my experience… all from a plant.
Which brings us back to the present.
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