Re: Re: Re: Cannabis addiction
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total cannabis deaths EVER: 0
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you and your video suck
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@purplepowderpunch you need to learn to stop typing
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@purplepowderpunch Some folks are just meant to be stoned all the time. If that's you, then embrace it. Suffering comes from believing that what is, is not enough. What you wrote was really heart-felt. Just ask yourself: WHO is it that "loves how smoking weed has changed me," but "hates who I am when I'm stoned"? That One is the ever unchanging, perfect, beyond all description Self, and that is who you really are, always are, whether stoned, sober, awake, asleep – no matter what you "do."
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I love how smoking weed has changed me- I just hate who I am when I'm stoned. I don't know how long or much you smoked, but the longer you go the stronger the relationship you develop with Mary Jane. She has been the one and only love of my life. There is no use having all this powerful knowledge if smoking weed burns you out to much to apply it- and that is what has happened to me. If only I can quit, I will have it all- a wonderfully enhanced life of beauty and understanding.
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I have a much easier time dealing with sober society when I am not stoned. And that is my karma- to participate, not to be a passive stoner. It is no way to live for extensive periods of time. I have tried many drugs and no other has had such a drastic effect on my personality. Weed is not to be fucked with. Like you say, it is a tool to be smoked at most a few times a week. Or at least only at nights, but right now I am smoking a half ounce a week and I am a slave to it all day.
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I hope to one day live life in the all powerful cosmic consciousness. Flowing in the current of the Tao as they say. Or as I say, going with the flow of the physical laws which underlie everything. Before that happens I know I need to quit smoking weed- something I have tried many times and failed at. The wisdom we have gained from this plant will never leave us. But I have become so disfunctional to society I believe that this addiction is destroying me. I was not meant to be isolated like thi
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I have missed out on plenty of money, pussy and other sought-after objects of the male ego because of marijuana. My ego protests a lot but I am in the process of destroying it through yoga and intellectual persuits. I am in search of meaningful relationships, but it is hard because I can't present myself properly to sober people when stoned. I am a compassionate being. How can I deal with sober people I am so beyond mentally, they seem like robots with no higher awareness at all.
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I have missed out on plenty of money, pussy, and other sought-after objects of the male ego because of marijuana. I am a compassionate being in search of meaningful relationships which are difficult to find when the plant I have formed an alliance with is completely misunderstood in this society. I feel like I am often just seen as a shy guy, maybe even a little weak minded. I am not always cool with this, but I realize it is because of my ego fighting back at times... which I am cool with.
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It sucks being an ego and that is why I love to blaze. There is always something to desire no matter how much an ego has, and this leads to continuous suffering. Smoking weed shows me that life is pointless and I may as well chill out and enjoy myself. The only thing I desire when stoned is wisdom. I also loved something you were quoting in another video about how marijuana destroys male ego dominance traits, which scared the male ego into criminalizing it- I totally agree with this.
You should try smoking a sativa cannabis strain then you won't be lazy cause there are sativa strains that don't give you that stoned couch lock feeling just a energizing head high
ryanwalman 2 years ago 17
I think the very intellect that allows you to study yourself & the nature of your marijuana use with such insight is likely at the root of your urge to smoke- to quiet your mind. I smoked every single day (not missing a day) for a very long time. I feel like I've come to realize that my habitual use was tied to a desire for the kind of safety and certainty that comes with a quiet mind and an inactive lifestyle. It might be a comfortable way to live but it's rooted in a fear of your own potential
TdrdenCO11 2 years ago 5