cannibinoids promote brain growth

Theresa · 09-20-2008, 01:53 PM

I know someone who is a "motivated stoner" also. But he is also completely self centered, totally disassociated from others in relationship and completely distracted with "phenomenon based" spiritual experience.

I tried to keep up with him (daily smoker) because it was the only way to relate to him, but couldn't come close. After smoking daily for 25 years, he could smoke a LOT. I can't. not even a little. I'm ALREADY a channeler-I became completely unproductive on it. He, however, is very productive, owns his own business, makes a ton of money.

What spirit told me is that pot does give people access to INTERDIMENSIONAL information, which is exciting and distracting to say the LEAST.

But on the negative side, it DIMINISHES one's connection to their HIGHER SELF, the only level of spiritual information that really matters. In other words, it's an intellectual's distraction of choice, I would say. its a HUGE distraction.

Just because it activates the brain don't mean it evolves it, brothers....

09-20-2008, 01:53 PM	#11
Theresa Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 174	Re: cannibinoids promote brain growth I know someone who is a "motivated stoner" also. But he is also completely self centered, totally disassociated from others in relationship and completely distracted with "phenomenon based" spiritual experience. I tried to keep up with him (daily smoker) because it was the only way to relate to him, but couldn't come close. After smoking daily for 25 years, he could smoke a LOT. I can't. not even a little. I'm ALREADY a channeler-I became completely unproductive on it. He, however, is very productive, owns his own business, makes a ton of money. What spirit told me is that pot does give people access to INTERDIMENSIONAL information, which is exciting and distracting to say the LEAST. But on the negative side, it DIMINISHES one's connection to their HIGHER SELF, the only level of spiritual information that really matters. In other words, it's an intellectual's distraction of choice, I would say. its a HUGE distraction. Just because it activates the brain don't mean it evolves it, brothers....