CANNABIS CULTURE – Alchemist, like magicians, were deeply influenced by the Kabbalah and Hermetic arts, and this included astrology. Every conceivable plant, animal, metal and mineral, was given to the dominion of the planets above.
CANNABIS CULTURE – The ancient religion of Zoroastrianism is still a practiced faith today, and its influence on the cosmologies and beliefs of Judaism, Christianity and Islam has long been noted by religious scholars. However a topic less discussed are ancient Zoroastrian references to the shamanic use of potent cannabis infusions. Was the Zoroastrian religion
CANNABIS CULTURE – For a decade the cannabis industry in Michigan has been defined by insider relationships. The caregiver model has been the predominant model across the state, and most cultivators’ entire supplies are completely sold out before they are finished growing. This works wonderfully to create a tight knit industry, but will not be
CANNABIS CULTURE – Founding members of the Royal Society, the centuries old institute of science, were experimenting with cannabis and likely magic mushrooms!
CANNABIS CULTURE – We all know about famous advocates like Willie Nelson, Bob Marley, and Tommy Chong, but marijuana has had the secret support of many other celebrities, artists, comedians, writers, politicians, and billionaires over the years. In this list by BottleStore.com, 42 of the most successful and famous household names have been revealed, along
CANNABIS CULTURE – *This article contains images and subject matter that may disturb some readers. “Marijuana is not going to make you go out and massacre school kids or abortion providers. This happens because we live in a country that glorifies the god of violence and his sacred warriors.” The CIA As Organized Crime, Douglas
CANNABIS CULTURE -The 2nd annual Daytime Beauty Awards, founded by Michele Elyzabeth, will take place on Friday, September 20th, 2019 at the Taglyan Complex in Los Angeles.
CANNABIS CULTURE – “The Seattle HEMPFEST® is taking place this year but with an extreme burden that will be disruptive to waterfront businesses and locals in the area. Hempfest has made good faith efforts to negotiate solutions, but even the most modest accommodation has been rejected by Expedia and the Port of Seattle,” says Seattle HEMPFEST
