What the guides say about the use of drugs that alter the brainwaves and that includes pot too.
I am not going to preach, etc. About any thing moral, the law, or your character. It is part of your homework, not mine.
I know so many people who use pot, less so other things nowadays. Not like in the '60's and '70's and so on. The medicinal aspect of pot has some things to be said for it, but that has been overrated also. It is not a cure all for what people make it out to be, I have first hand experience of that.
But having not smoked for over twenty five years, except for one hit one time in Hawaii, which reminded me why I stopped in the first place, I totally was blitzed out.
And that was to be sociable and ended up embarrassing the hell out of me. The next day I thought to myself, how the hell do people even function when they smoke as much as they do.
Oh yeah, build up a tolerance, right?
So, my guides want to short and sweet. Any thing that changes your mood, alters your
thought patterns, or put you to sleep lowers your frequency.
It makes you open to things that float around out there that you can't see, but will be very attracted to you because you can't defend yourself from them, because you can't see them.
And believe me, I have seen them. They are like a louse, a giant etheric louse, that
lowers your life force.
Your memory will be crap, your ability to fully access situations will over time be
compromised. And if it were more commonly known that smoked too often and over a long period of time leaves a tarry residue and eventually thickens the cerebral cortex to the point of functional impairment, it would make some people stop. Not all, but some.
I could go on and on. Tobacco, if it is organic(and that is not easy for most people to find, or grow themselves)if done on a very occasional basis will actually enhance neuro-transmitter uptake and exchange in the brain. BUT all cigarettes on the market have over 60 some different chemicals in them. The tobacco used in them is poor, and who wants to
keep smoking if all you are doing if you are inhaling mostly pesticides and herbicides and chemicals used to process the crappy hybrid tobacco to make the machines that pack the
cigarettes work better?
Hey I like a good smoke every now and then, but man, it can put some harsh in the lungs if done too much. I have done some very in depth research on tobacco, just like other things here.
Native Americans smoked a very different blend anyway, pure true well grown
organic stuff, with other ingredients in a mix known as Kinikinik. The other stuff was herbs, a lot of them medicinal.
And they weren't in the habit of having to light up every five minutes, so what went
wrong?
So there indeed is another part of the whole, are you putting stuff in your body
that may be manufactured with-------------fill in the blank, out of your control, and with unknown additives? That too will just add to the energy drain.
And if you are avoiding your homework by practicing the bump in the rug move,
i.e. I don't want to think about this, deal with this, and you push the bump down by taking a
relaxing what have you, the bump will pop up somewhere else, and you will still have to do your homework. Like I said, then it can get stranger yet, and harder on you overall. Trying to zone out of reality, reality nevers goes away, still there when you come down, if you get my drift.
Just food for thought.
I know so many people who use pot, less so other things nowadays. Not like in the '60's and '70's and so on. The medicinal aspect of pot has some things to be said for it, but that has been overrated also. It is not a cure all for what people make it out to be, I have first hand experience of that.
But having not smoked for over twenty five years, except for one hit one time in Hawaii, which reminded me why I stopped in the first place, I totally was blitzed out.
And that was to be sociable and ended up embarrassing the hell out of me. The next day I thought to myself, how the hell do people even function when they smoke as much as they do.
Oh yeah, build up a tolerance, right?
So, my guides want to short and sweet. Any thing that changes your mood, alters your
thought patterns, or put you to sleep lowers your frequency.
It makes you open to things that float around out there that you can't see, but will be very attracted to you because you can't defend yourself from them, because you can't see them.
And believe me, I have seen them. They are like a louse, a giant etheric louse, that
lowers your life force.
Your memory will be crap, your ability to fully access situations will over time be
compromised. And if it were more commonly known that smoked too often and over a long period of time leaves a tarry residue and eventually thickens the cerebral cortex to the point of functional impairment, it would make some people stop. Not all, but some.
I could go on and on. Tobacco, if it is organic(and that is not easy for most people to find, or grow themselves)if done on a very occasional basis will actually enhance neuro-transmitter uptake and exchange in the brain. BUT all cigarettes on the market have over 60 some different chemicals in them. The tobacco used in them is poor, and who wants to
keep smoking if all you are doing if you are inhaling mostly pesticides and herbicides and chemicals used to process the crappy hybrid tobacco to make the machines that pack the
cigarettes work better?
Hey I like a good smoke every now and then, but man, it can put some harsh in the lungs if done too much. I have done some very in depth research on tobacco, just like other things here.
Native Americans smoked a very different blend anyway, pure true well grown
organic stuff, with other ingredients in a mix known as Kinikinik. The other stuff was herbs, a lot of them medicinal.
And they weren't in the habit of having to light up every five minutes, so what went
wrong?
So there indeed is another part of the whole, are you putting stuff in your body
that may be manufactured with-------------fill in the blank, out of your control, and with unknown additives? That too will just add to the energy drain.
And if you are avoiding your homework by practicing the bump in the rug move,
i.e. I don't want to think about this, deal with this, and you push the bump down by taking a
relaxing what have you, the bump will pop up somewhere else, and you will still have to do your homework. Like I said, then it can get stranger yet, and harder on you overall. Trying to zone out of reality, reality nevers goes away, still there when you come down, if you get my drift.
Just food for thought.
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