releasing the self of my dreams
scientific drug research provides measures of central tendency, a.k.a. averages. the problem is, human brains, while structural and physiologically similar, are all different. so yes, marijuana can induce paranoia and amotivational behaviour in some. and in others, like me, it can be a life-changing medicine of the mind, personality, and perspective. we must remember that individualism that is vital to effective medicine, a lack of which is a rapidly increasing problem in the world of modern medicine.
cannabis has changed my life for the better. it shifts things back into balance. i've finally admitted to myself that, despite the negative connotations, my mind is diseased in its "sober" state.
weed releases the self of my dreams.
the cannabinoids bind to my receptors and, using a machete, bushwack the thick, fibrous vines of the depressive state of mind that holds my being down.
but one must remember, medicinal plants are not a cure for an imbalance; they are not a silver bullet. they are, however, a tool that can release you into the light, perhaps only temporarily, so that once you regress back to the darkness, your visceral conception of colour lingers.
remember, knowledge is power. nothing is more precious than the understanding that arises from experience. that's why telling a depressed person that it will get better is about effective as verbally telling a bright-eyed kid the world is burning. a priori reasoning does not work in developing self-awareness.
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