Taken from the Joe Rogan Experience podcast #360 with Graham Hancock (http://youtu.be/tsu2-I2q6dg), also available for download via iTunes.
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Taken from the Joe Rogan Experience podcast #360 with Graham Hancock (http://youtu.be/tsu2-I2q6dg), also available for download via iTunes.
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Dare him to do a pee test, I can bet anything that he still smokes but only privately.
Has he ever thought in a different way? Being in a relationship with cannabis does make you slow and you let go things which normally you won’t. When you try to sober up or do not get the daily dose which your body is accustomed to then your mind thinks straight and it fills the puzzle with perfect pieces. It might reveal that in 24 hours you hardly knew what you bae did when you were knocked out, the pilate classes does end in 2 hours but wth she takes 4? And when you think hard, you might know the truth but still blame the plant for all the things that has happened when you should have kicked the bitch outta your life because if she is taking even the smallest of her time to meet someone without informing you then she can stab whenever it is convenient for her. Or maybe he loved his wife too much.
I just woke up at 4am from a crazy dream cuz I quit weed. Bro, I am literally startled how real it was I saw an old friend from years ago it seemed so real.
I wonder how quitting affected the frequency of his migraines
Don’t consume it daily. If you want to keep the effects of the drug fresh and novel and exciting, once a week or every two weeks should be effective. In my experience, the wait is WELL WORTH IT and the patience is often very nicely rewarded. Sometimes, a break of just a few days is quite effective.
I notice that with daily use, the experience becomes dull and the more profound and subtle ineffable beautiful “psychedelic” effects of the drug quickly wane and disappear.
The first day after consuming it can be fairly unpleasant (irritability, lack of interest in things you’d usually enjoy, overt emotionality, etc…) but it gets much better as time goes by. Use the drug as a complement.