01-15-2019, 06:30 PM
I recommend transitioning to vaporizing weed instead of smoking it, which will decrease your intake and force you to slow down, also easier on the lungs. I'm not prepared to give up all my vibration lowering fun yet. I've ALMOST stopped drinking (I now only drink alcohol if I'm sharing a beer or wine specifically with someone and I have one serving of alcohol) which had massive repercussions spiritually and it felt very much like the right move. So I didn't even drink one bit of booze over the holidays.
It doesn't feel like the right move to quit cannabis for me personally right now. In fact, I threw it out at the universe that I wanted to get more free cannabis, since in my opinion it is a healing herbal plant and was benefiting me, and the universe said, "Okay." Since November, I've received over an ounce of free cannabis from multiple different sources and 4 different free samples of concentrates and cut my cannabis expense in half. I can only assume more is on the way.
Should you quit cannabis? Yes, if it feels right, the stars are aligned, you really want your old tolerance back, you'd like your short term memory back, etc etc etc. You're reporting catalyst and the sense of 'is this the right way' which tells me your higher self is trying to make you question your use, either the amount, frequency, or that you use it at all. Cannabis is at least one of the easier substances to quit, you'll find the psychological effects of having created an oral habit the worst of it, expect a day or two where your head feels thick and like mushy pudding and any pain that it was suppressing will re emerge. I believe the medical value cannabis had for me personally makes the negative side effects worth it, and they're less bothersome negatives than a lot of pills would be anyway.
As long as I distract myself with some project though, I don't really notice when I'm not using. I recommend setting up something to keep your hands and maybe your mouth busy during moments where you would have smoked before. A good time to process produce to be put in the freezer! Eat half of each berry, haha, I'm only mostly kidding. You also might find replacing a blunt/joint/whatever you smoke with a straw helpful, have a nice fruit smoothie to sip on or water even.
It doesn't feel like the right move to quit cannabis for me personally right now. In fact, I threw it out at the universe that I wanted to get more free cannabis, since in my opinion it is a healing herbal plant and was benefiting me, and the universe said, "Okay." Since November, I've received over an ounce of free cannabis from multiple different sources and 4 different free samples of concentrates and cut my cannabis expense in half. I can only assume more is on the way.
Should you quit cannabis? Yes, if it feels right, the stars are aligned, you really want your old tolerance back, you'd like your short term memory back, etc etc etc. You're reporting catalyst and the sense of 'is this the right way' which tells me your higher self is trying to make you question your use, either the amount, frequency, or that you use it at all. Cannabis is at least one of the easier substances to quit, you'll find the psychological effects of having created an oral habit the worst of it, expect a day or two where your head feels thick and like mushy pudding and any pain that it was suppressing will re emerge. I believe the medical value cannabis had for me personally makes the negative side effects worth it, and they're less bothersome negatives than a lot of pills would be anyway.
As long as I distract myself with some project though, I don't really notice when I'm not using. I recommend setting up something to keep your hands and maybe your mouth busy during moments where you would have smoked before. A good time to process produce to be put in the freezer! Eat half of each berry, haha, I'm only mostly kidding. You also might find replacing a blunt/joint/whatever you smoke with a straw helpful, have a nice fruit smoothie to sip on or water even.
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