People with PTSD have reported improved well-being on cannabis.

Recreational uses have said it gives them an everything new feeling.

Perhaps people with PTSD have improved well-being when using cannabis as it gently disconnects the now moment from the previous moment which is making them more relaxed and pushes the past away from the spotlight?

So rumination about the past becomes disconnected from the now moment (the Present)

imagine running around madly outside for a while, uninhibited, yelling and screaming, breathing oxygen did a similar thing

it wouldn’t be traditional medicine would it

adult medicine is more a chemical, typically, you could be repressed half your life, maybe get depressed and anxious, struggling with adult ways, the human child in you tortured, and all you need do is hyperventilate for a moment, to remind yourself of the joy of oxygen.

you’ve got me wondering why drugs and alcohol were ever needed to go with rock and roll music

seems like overkill really

what happened with liberation after the sixties anyway, the drugs were turned on, legal and not, yet somehow there’s some monster repressive cultural force that persisted, requiring a massive industry to liberate people

did a lot of our ancestors on the african savanna get depressed, anxious etc. Perhaps trauma was common

.

transition said:

you’ve got me wondering why drugs and alcohol were ever needed to go with rock and roll music

seems like overkill really

what happened with liberation after the sixties anyway, the drugs were turned on, legal and not, yet somehow there’s some monster repressive cultural force that persisted, requiring a massive industry to liberate people

did a lot of our ancestors on the african savanna get depressed, anxious etc. Perhaps trauma was common

.

What ever happened to the Woodstock generation? One minute we were all singing songs of peace, smoking weed and turning on and dropping out, and now we are Trump and Eric Abetz and petrochemicals.

sarahs mum said:

transition said:

you’ve got me wondering why drugs and alcohol were ever needed to go with rock and roll music

seems like overkill really

what happened with liberation after the sixties anyway, the drugs were turned on, legal and not, yet somehow there’s some monster repressive cultural force that persisted, requiring a massive industry to liberate people

did a lot of our ancestors on the african savanna get depressed, anxious etc. Perhaps trauma was common

.

What ever happened to the Woodstock generation? One minute we were all singing songs of peace, smoking weed and turning on and dropping out, and now we are Trump and Eric Abetz and petrochemicals.

S’truth…
…and “they” called US cRaZy! :-p

Ogmog said:

sarahs mum said:

transition said:

you’ve got me wondering why drugs and alcohol were ever needed to go with rock and roll music

seems like overkill really

what happened with liberation after the sixties anyway, the drugs were turned on, legal and not, yet somehow there’s some monster repressive cultural force that persisted, requiring a massive industry to liberate people

did a lot of our ancestors on the african savanna get depressed, anxious etc. Perhaps trauma was common

.

What ever happened to the Woodstock generation? One minute we were all singing songs of peace, smoking weed and turning on and dropping out, and now we are Trump and Eric Abetz and petrochemicals.

S’truth…
…and “they” called US cRaZy! :-p

But we were going to change the world. Rearrange the world. Because it was dying to get better.

sarahs mum said:

Ogmog said:

sarahs mum said:

What ever happened to the Woodstock generation? One minute we were all singing songs of peace, smoking weed and turning on and dropping out, and now we are Trump and Eric Abetz and petrochemicals.

S’truth…
…and “they” called US cRaZy! :-p

But we were going to change the world. Rearrange the world. Because it was dying to get better.

Which it is still doing, only moreso.

Cannabis is hardly an agent of change, hell you can hardly be bothered changing the TV channel.

AwesomeO said:

Cannabis is hardly an agent of change, hell you can hardly be bothered changing the TV channel.

:)

I don’t know. It gets you out mowing the lawns.

roughbarked said:

AwesomeO said:

Cannabis is hardly an agent of change, hell you can hardly be bothered changing the TV channel.

:)

I don’t know. It gets you out mowing the lawns.

Believe me, I wouldn’t if I had to push it.

AwesomeO said:

roughbarked said:

AwesomeO said:

Cannabis is hardly an agent of change, hell you can hardly be bothered changing the TV channel.

:)

I don’t know. It gets you out mowing the lawns.

Believe me, I wouldn’t if I had to push it.

I do. ;)

What ever happened to the Woodstock generation? One minute we were all singing songs of peace, smoking weed and turning on and dropping out, and now we are Trump and Eric Abetz and petrochemicals.

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The plan for thousands of freaks to levitate the Pentagon by will power might have seemed ok in theory….

sarahs mum said:

Ogmog said:

sarahs mum said:

What ever happened to the Woodstock generation? One minute we were all singing songs of peace, smoking weed and turning on and dropping out, and now we are Trump and Eric Abetz and petrochemicals.

S’truth…
…and “they” called US cRaZy! :-p

But we were going to change the world. Rearrange the world. Because it was dying to get better.

Difficult to change anything from the inside a jail cell:
In “The Land of the FREE” possession was a LIFE SENTENCE.
They frown upon anything they couldn’t regulate and levy a tax upon.