Don't outsource your knowing.

This is what cannabis teaches. Cannabis introduces you to what you uniquely need to ‘heal’…for me it was my body’s ability to feel pleasure, bliss, and joy. It switched on the pleasure nerves and got them communicating, in an upwards direction, from the body up to the brain…via the vagus nerve. Hundreds of thousands of nerves started transmitting new information, or maybe it’s ancient information that only feels new because it’s so different!  When the body starts speaking from a state of pleasure, the thoughts become different; they become more optimistic, and the imagination begins to function in a beneficial way for yourself and others around you.

If cannabis is acknowledged as a form of medicine, then this is where I believe it is superior to other medication. I don’t know of any other drug where the side effects are as equally life changing as what the primary target treatment of the drug is.

If you’re using cannabis for anxiety, you can receive the side effect of heightened sex.

If you’re using cannabis to regulate blood pressure, you can receive the side effect of heightened sex.

If you’re using cannabis to regulate pain, you can receive the side effect of heightened sex.

If you’re using cannabis to relieve stress, you can receive the side effect of heightened sex.

If you’re using cannabis to regulate moods, you can receive the side effect of heightened sex.

If you’re using cannabis for inspiration, you can receive the side effect of heightened sex.

It’s in the side of effects where the good stuff (and healing) really is!!

And the combination of cannabis and sex is a pathway to a DMT release, the same endogenous chemical that is believed to be produced in the lungs when we are born, and when we die - the most profound moments of the human experience.

“Although widespread biological presence of DMT is acknowledged, the biological function of DMT remains a mystery” - Neuropharmacology of N,N-Dimethyltryptamine.

What if the biological function of DMT is for the purpose of remembering that we are all connected, that joy plays a role in life too, and that our inner knowing trumps it all.

It makes sense that DMT is released during sex, because this is ultimately the core of how humans create. If we broaden our perspective on the sexual experience and incorporate but not limit it to the sole biological aspect of it, sex is an act of deep creation; it doesn’t have to be life that’s created, but also an idea.