I find it such a positive sign when I’m invited to discuss “conscious” cannabis as it relates to mind and brain health. And that’s exactly what I got to do recently on the Budding Report, a weekly show focused on all aspects of cannabis.
There are many useful tools that we apply in my Emotional Expansion master courses. The one I get the most questions about however is cannabis. Do I need it? How much should I use? CBD or THC?
There’s ongoing buzz these days about psychedelic substances and their promise of setting society straight. Some are calling it the “Psychedelics Revolution” in that these substances are emerging as solutions to the raging mental health crisis that the U.S. is experiencing.
In most people’s minds there are essentially two different categories of how to consume cannabis… recreational (or “adult use”) and medical.
All of us have experienced stuff in our lives that have limited us in some way or another. When it limits our ability to be our authentic self, we call it trauma.
As it’s said, two is better than one. And when it comes to recovering from difficult emotions, the powerhouse of active meditation and the powerhouse of thoughtful cannabis creates an energetic healing matrix pare excellence.
If you love and or value cannabis, it’s probably because of how it makes you feel. And there’s a wide scope of what that can be… it may heighten your creativity, enhance your focus, take your physical pain away, and, for my emotions work, help release emotional pain.
I moved to Florida from Colorado last year, where I had the benefit of spending about 5 years in Denver. While I was there – it became crystal clear how much everybody else in most of the country has to forage for their cannabis.
Can displacing alcohol with cannabis be an avenue for helping alcoholics wean off their substance abuse?
In this short interview, Dr. David Bearman – who’s been investigating cannabis for more than 50-years – talks about its potential but only when doctors can begin getting “their heads around cannabis”.
I’m excited to pick-up where we left off with the second of my vintage two-parter about the story revealing cannabis as a spirit plant.