They say Marijuana is a gateway drug...I say #False....It is not a gateway drug, but yet the curiosity to try another substance since the first one did no harm, and its not a drug per say, its an herb, Ive said it many times....And all these Old School people who call weed Dope, you must stop that, because Dope is a reference to Methamphetamines and Crystal Meth. I dont smoke dope, crack, snort coke or anything of that sort anymore. In fact I used #Marijuana as a way to help me forget those cravings I had for my massive addiction to Crack-Cocaine I had for the first couple years, I got to where I was able to hold a slab 2 inches thick and 7x6 in diameter 2 years after I quit and not even have a craving, i got it in payment for 25 cds I traded to a Latino from San Antone. Traded it for the #Marijuana I wanted and never thought otherwise of it. So purely #Marijuana is not a #GatewayDrug. The only time the tendency to delve back into or into a stronger substance is the pure inability to control ones mind or the want to just give up so you go back to an old habit. It is unsafe for people who are allergic to the THC content of the Cannibus Sativa, but as study has shown you can pull the THC from the CBDs and make the medicines you need for control of an ailment. Research sustains that constant use of #Marijuana does not effect Long Term Memory in any manner, but yet Heightens its sensitivity to all things around and taken in as long as the mind is interested in whatever topic, and it blocks out useless information not needed, thats the result of your so called Short-Term Memory Loss because the mind simply doesnt care about the information being heard till it is asked to be recollected by a conversation, then it takes a moment for you to fish through your databanks within your mind to find the current situation, this is why we ask questions like Where was this? When? Who? What was our surroundings. Whatd you have on. etc, because we need to figure out and find that certain picture frame within our mind and place it together with the auditory receptors databanks to come to a conclusion of the situation and remember what was said or seen. Many things can be done by the mind using control, and the only way Ive been able to find control is because of my extensive use of #Marijuana and blocking myself off from the world, mixed with a little fast-paced gaming to also help heighten my eye movement and brain activity. The human mind runs at such a fast pace when stressed, hurt, or whatever feelings may be perceived that it sometimes confuses and disorients a person and can in time drive them insane. #Marijuana helps the mind to be able to slow down, and shut off unwanted/unessential memories, its a type of meditation in a manner of speaking, getting so high as to achieve a sort of enlightenment and becoming under control of your mind and body, but it also can be done other ways, by just straight meditation under the Philosophical understand of the Zen ways of Buddhist Religion. But I do not worship their deity or any other deity, i worship no image but the knowledge of the existence of my creator. Jesus was a Messiah sent to bring a message the the people turned a blind eye towards, and Iconic resemblance of a perfect creation, and people feared him for that reason, but I believe there has been other messiahs, take Noah for instance he was a man sent to give a message to his people that a flood of imminent death was coming, but they chose to ignore his warnings, so they had a #FailureToLaunch with the ark at the time of the flooding, he was a type of Messiah, but not the Son of God as Jesus was, even though he was A son of God, or the representation of God rather. And the reason why I say this is because Messiah by definition is 1. also Mes·si·as (mĭ-sī′əs) The anticipated savior of the Jews. 2. also Messias Christianity Jesus. 3. messiah One who is anticipated as, regarded as, or professes to be a savior or liberator, according to the Free Dictionary By Farlex.
Posted on: Sun, 26 Jan 2014 04:13:15 +0000
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