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pidaua
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posted July 03, 2003 03:31 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for pidaua     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
<----------- LOVES TO PARTY!!! But, I am also so worried about losing control that I cannot allow myself to get crazy. No drugs for me. I think lots of us Saggies will go for the liquor before anything else, but some do LOVE their weed.


Most often, the fear of losing ones freedom is enough to make a Sag think twice about the reprecussions. Also, a few close calls (Jupiter's help no doubt) keeps us in line.

It would be interesting to look at the stats of drug abuse / rehab versus astrological signs. I mean, we could even just look at people in and out of the clinics:

Robert Downey Jr.: (Aries Sun / Taurus Moon)
Liz Taylor: (Pisces Sun / Scorpio Moon)
Whitney Houston: (Leo Sun / Aries Moon)
Bobby Brown: (Aquarius Sun / Moon Virgo)
Matthew Perry: (Leo Sun / Scorpio Moon)
Ben Affleck: (Leo Sun / Scorpio Moon)
Kate Moss: (Capricorn Sun / Scorpio Moon)
Woody Harrelson: (Leo Sun / Sagittarius Moon)
Judd Nelson: (Sagittarius Sun / Scorpio Moon)
Corey Feldman (Cancer Sun / Moon Taurus)
Chris Farley: (Aquarius Sun / Pisces Moon)

Hmm, not sure if a predominance of water or fire means anything yet, but there seem to be some trends. I will snoop around and see if there is any published data on the net. I know I came across Astrology in relation to criminals / serial killers.

I'll let ya'll know.


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Hey guys Im new to the site....OMG I like this thread. First of all let me just say that I am a Profesional Pot Smoker soon to switch to vaporization (no bad for lungs!) I also experiment with injesting marijuana, including eating and drinking it. Some thing I would like to point out to all of you who enjoy partaking in the fruits of nature, are the many different strains of marijuana available. There are thousands of different strains of marijuana all stemming from two main species: Indaca- sleepy, hungry high.
AND Satvia- alert, cerebral high.
the many different strains that are available
including ones that are yet to be created... are created by mixing various degrees of the two differing types including the options to "double-up" producing an etreme on either end of the scale. Of course plants are mixed and grown by breeding the male of one plant to a female of another plant until you breed a strong healthy male hybrid. Then you take that male and breed it to a female of yet another strain...unless you'd like to go back and "double-up" to reinforce any qualities of the first strain by breeding the hybrid male back to a female plant of the first strain untli producing a male that is 2 parts plantA and 1 part plantB. As you can see the possibilities are endless as you can also breed hybrids to other hybrids and so on and so forth. So now that I've given you a lesson in agriculture LOL let me tell you guys somethin cool.....there are marijuana strains that produce spiritual highs, psychedelic highs, and trippy interdimentional highs (all natural) there are also strains that are produced soley for medicianal purposes ie. body relaxing high (natural stress relief), really hungry highs (thyroid problems toward thinness), clear mind highs and higher thinking highs (focus and anxiety problems). There are as well sh*tty strains out there amongst the general public. So if you are not really into the marijuana lifestyle and promoting healthy ways to participate in marijuana use if youre not into legality issues and all that jazz and yur just the average once-and-a-whiler it may not pay for you to go through the trouble to try and find really good weed. But let me just leave you with this one bit of advice* If you EVER come across someone who offers you a toke on some BLUEBERRY buds or BUDDAH buds do not pass up the oppurtunity...you will not regret it*
Also if you ever get a chance to grab yur own bag of it say....no less than a quarter try this!!!! : Take your marijuana out of
its bag and set it on a dish
light a candle near the dish
(lights off) admire the glow
notice how the candelight
*enlightens* the crystals
creating an irridescent
*****glowing radiance*****
touch your buds
comnnect to the source
through your *crown chakra*
using the white light stream
thank GAIA and thank GOD
feel appreciation for life
finally, request that the
journey be blessed.
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Warm up a frying pan....throw some butter in the pan, you must use butter not margarine as the marijuana needs something fat soluble to enter your bloodstream when you eat it. You may want to turn on the lights to cook. Once the butter has melted and is sizzling its time to fry the buds. Peel the buds into flatter layers or you may chose to cut them. throw em in and watch em FRY! WOOOHOO you are about to embark on a journey that will last about 6 hours. No Joke.*Very Important*
Do Not over cook the buds....they need to be *lightly* fried. they only need enough time for the crystals to melt and carmalize. When you're ready sit down and share with a friend or maybe two...no more unless you have more buds. Please refrain from watching TV as much as possible also try to have natural light...fire or the sun and its prefferable to shcedule in a twilight hour whether it be dusk or dawn about an hour after you eat it.....BEAUTIFUL. Be mindful you are in a waking meditation of sourts....and you are not cloudy...this is not a cloudy mope around high....this is an experience.....also if you are into serious marijuana issues and want to know where you can find all organic fine quality seeds or incase you know what the grower uses....if its *SOMA SEEDS* you've got yourself a fine catch....LOL. Much love I am really enjoying the site! * *
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pidaua
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posted July 03, 2003 09:15 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for pidaua     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
Hmmmm, so Starchild, may I ask what is your theory about the new scientific evidence about constant Marijuana use and the onset of mental illness?

Not to mention my research on the abuse of pot in adults and the number of children borne to those adults with ADD? Infact there is a consensus among medical professionals that even men that abuse / use pot have shortened microtubules (which decreases mobility in sperm) which may also lead to the certain genetic problems within the fetus.

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posted July 03, 2003 10:57 PM           Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
Oh-oh. This is one of those topics that you're either definately ok with, or definately NOT ok with.
Pidaua, it's clear that you're ok with it. J/K.
You're absolutely right, as usual.
BUT Marijuana is certainly not the only substance that has ill effects if overused.
Hell, look what salt can do to ya! And grease! Not to mention MSG's. We're doomed one way or another. At least pot has some benefits as well. Granted, the benefits don't outweigh the detriments for many people, but for many others, they do.
I use to know a girl who had Krones Disease, and she use to smoke pot to help stimulate her appetite, because otherwise, she'd never eat. It was always followed by severe stomache pain when she did. For some reason, the pot alleviated that pain quite a bit for her, as well as stimulated her appetite.
Another guy I know who's wheelchair bound uses it because he has some kind of degenerative muscle disease, and the pot eases his spasms.
We're actually in the process of getting it approved through the Canadian Health and Drug Administration for pharmaceutical applications.
Many of today's pharmeceuticals started out this way. Sheesh, look how people use to feel about alcohol! Anyone who drank was considered an absolute waste of flesh, it was so deplorable. But somehow, it overcame public disapproval to become so widely accepted so that even church ladies will tip back a few from time to time. And I don't even have to mention how detrimental to your health, both mental and physical it can be if abused.

So, pot isn't the root of all evil.

Now, Cocaine, on the other hand...don't even get me started.

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pidaua
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posted July 03, 2003 11:50 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for pidaua     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
I hear what you're saying. You should see what I wrote earlier in this thread regarding the ramifications of the FDA approving illegal substances.

I have heard the arguments that RX drugs, sugar and other substances cause more deaths than illegal drugs, but who has ever conducted a study on the use of substances such as pot, X, cocaine (well NIDA is doing some) but in actuality, no one has looked at the numbers.


What needs to be looked at is the dosage verus side effect and compare that to the population. For example, we know salt can kill, but for every 100,000 people that eat high sodium diets, say 1000 people die. For every 100,000 people that use pot, 10,000 people have children with ADD. So when we really look at the numbers we find that using that drug is more detrimental than eating salt.

The same is true for alcohol. For every 100 people that have 5 drinks, say 15 people get sick, but for every 100 people that snort coke, 50 people have an adverse effect, therefore what is worse?

That is how we look at things in the drug market when we apply for approvals from the FDA. We look at the lethal dose or the dose that causes a high number of side effects.


Sorry, I am nerding out.

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lioneye68
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posted July 04, 2003 02:11 PM           Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
Nah, that's ok. You always make good sense.

I had a long counter arguement all typed up and just about ready to send, and I lost the damn thing. - hit 'clear feilds' instead of 'submit now' . Guess it wasn't meant to be.

Ah, who cares. I don't feel strongly enough about it to retype it all.

I just want to say opioids went through the same "image problem" before they became approved, and consequently, widely accepted. Now, what would we do without Demerol and Morphine, for instance?

If mother nature provides it, she must have had some use in mind for it.

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posted July 07, 2003 02:22 PM           Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
Pid-each one of those celebrities has a heavy fixed element influence. Too stubborn to quit the substance abuse, eh?

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pidaua
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posted July 07, 2003 03:04 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for pidaua     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
Kisses Lost Leo, beside we have already had this debate (see earlier in the thread about side effects versus dosages).

In reality, the best way to get rid of drugs is to make them legal and regulated by the FDA. No company would take the chance of marketing X or heroin due to the potential lawsuits from the first death related overdose, not to mention the cost of insurance they would need to take out. This is a society where we sue McDonalds for making us fat, why wouldn't someone sue Merck for getting them hooked?

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posted July 07, 2003 03:06 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for pidaua     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
Hi Oxy,

Yeah, I noticed that too. When I first starting digging around I was sure I would find a higher concentration of additions and those people with a heavy mutable influence. I wonder if being so "Fixed" almost makes the personality want to be able to be a bit more "open" which they find through certain substances?

Interesting.....

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posted July 07, 2003 03:24 PM           Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
Could it be that we're so mentally/emotionally constant that we bore ourselves? Hmmm. Perhaps.

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posted July 07, 2003 03:51 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for pidaua     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
LOL...no Lioneye, I don't think that those with strong fixed signs bore themselves to drink / use.

I do think that we sometimes set up such rigid guidelines that we fall prey to certain outlets. Take the celebrity that inside wants the quiet, relfective life, but is constantly hounded by fans and the press. Maybe they really LOVE to play music, act or write, but they just can't deal with the spotlight, so they escape.

If I ever became famous (LOL...as if) I would probably go nuts. My private time is so important to me and the thought of people constantly around makes my heart beat like crazy. So, I would make an awful famous person. LOL

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posted July 07, 2003 04:13 PM           Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
hi pidaua,

you are right about most famous actors and actresses. my roommate is friends with a celebrity who lives here in SF, and he says she actually prefers the quiet and serene. her house is right on the coast line.

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my cancer ascendent insists on smoking cigarettes and drinking coffee and indulging in alcohol. no matter how long i seem to quit, i always seem to pick them all back up. its frustrating. i think the most difficult to give up is the smoking. and of course when i do have that coffee or glass of wine, its the first thing i reach for.

interesting, ive read that tobacco has a very temporary grounding effect and is abused more by sensitve types as a means of coming back down to earth--which i can certainly relate with.

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posted July 07, 2003 07:15 PM           Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
In a discussion once amongst friend my Sag bestfriend said, "That's why I do drugs, because life is so boring!"

He may have a point...

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posted July 07, 2003 08:14 PM           Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
Birds of a feather, hang together, I notice I pick up whatever habits those around me have, so I have to be careful with who I spend time with.

Boredom is the cause of most problems in life, if something or someone is boring you, you can always walk away and start over..Focus in the here and now is sexy, if I'm with someone who can't function socially without a drink.that's not sexy, or amusing.

Natasha

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posted July 08, 2003 02:38 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for pidaua     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
Tobacco is actually a stimulant that increases the heart beat and blood pressure due to the main addictive ingredient, nicotine.

I used to smoke. I started when I was about 15 and kept up until October 2000. I was a weird smoker though. I never did it in the house, rarely in the car, and smoked about 5 a day at the most. I did it mostly when I was drinking, but found it was the way I kept my hands busy and passed the time when I was nervous.

Then I had food poisoning and couldn't tolerate the smell or taste of smoking, so I was done with it.

For me, learning about what I would face regarding withdrawal made it easier to go through. I embraced what would happen and just dealt with it. My mom used to smoke, she is very sensitive, a double cancer with a Scorpio rising and she also quit.

I think it is a matter of willpower and we all have it, some just choose not to use it.


Lost Leo,

Boredom is worse than death to a Sag, but I would thing your friend is using drugs for another reason. He is running from himself. Most Saggies have so much going in their lives that there is no time for the whole drug thing, but there are some that want to escape who they are.

I mean really, how exciting can shooting up be? You just sit there all retarded. I would much rather take that money and time and go visit somewhere or go hiking in the mountains. Seems to me that someone needs to kick that Sag's rear into gear. LOL...(I'm a poet!!!)

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posted July 08, 2003 05:30 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for pidaua     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
Well, no matter where you run or how fast you run or the vehicle that you use, the fact remains, you are still running with yourself and from yourself.

Demons are hard to face, but even harder if you do not take the time to meet them head on. I had to learn a lot about myself and my demons, which still crop up every now and again. I think that we are all haunted in some way.

Lost Leo...dad's not just a police officer, he is a special agent for the Bureau of Narcotics. But, that did not stop me from learning all I could about drugs, not just taking his word for it, but researching and learning from my friends. For myself, I did try a few things, but it wasn't for me.

I am not overzealous. LOL.. really, I do understand the use of herbs for certain rituals, astral projections and other treatments, but not for the pure sake of just getting totally whacked out.

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Lost Leo, even if drugs take you someplace, you sure can get obsessed with the medium, if you know what I mean. A lot of people don't escape from something, they want to go to someplace that's becomes more real than what's here, in other words they LIKE the demons. Some like to be miserable, it's a fact. And they LIKE company.

I have yet to find anyone who drinks a lot to be good company on a regular basis. Eventually it leads to drives to the AA meetings, and if he's really dependent, you have to hold his hand because otherwise he will chicken out and leave and say he went when he didn't. And don't even get me started on love addicts because I think he went there just to hear the stories the little perv. He couldn't share of course, with anyone but me.

So no, I do toxic substances, such as chalk and oil paints, already, not to mention the ozone has no ozone left and I am being poisoned by the toxic waste in the ocean, and in the water, do I need anything else?

Drinking leads to hallucinations and eventually the old one drink and my liver can't take it anymore. I mean drinking is a dead end job, it's not like you drink and drink and then you get to be a what? drunk? There is no Social Security for old drunks. Call me when you see snakes, I'll send someone to pick you up.

Sorry to be so cold, but it's kind to be cruel.
This boundary between drunks and me is here.

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posted July 08, 2003 06:24 PM           Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
Oh and don't even get me started on people who puke in front of me.

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Pidaua. I appreciate your concern about my message. You must know who i am. I am certainly not my actions. Please understand that i did not mean to offend anyone. Striking up personal attachments to personal ideas about this or that (whether substances or situations) does not help to alleviated the burning blindness of our own eyes unto the truth that lay within.

on a more socialistic note, perhaps you have not read or heard or felt about the indigo children the way that I AM.

secondly, the studies you suggested were very exclusively performed in refrence to the smoking of marijuana (my guess is through a pipe or through rolling papers)

A water bong helps to filter some of the harmful chemicals caused by *SMOKE*
Now did you remember i mentioned Vaporization?
It is very similiar and yet drastically different. NO BAD FOR LUNGS NO BAD FOR HEART NO BAD FOR THROAT NO BAD FOR BRAIN
also eating it and drinking it are options.

Another issue you brought up was something along the lines of ... I am OK with herbs, and aeromatherapy and procedures, But im not ok with it just to get whacked out of your mind.

did I say anything in my above statement about CEREBRAL? how about ALERT?

The above statements are in escense Factual.

My personal statement here is...

I CELEBRATE EARTH
Please know friends...family that you are loved HERE and NOW. May peace be in your
HEART

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posted August 03, 2003 12:00 AM           Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
starchild to each his or her own, but even if you like what you smoke you can't fault other people for not wanting to smoke it or not wanting to be around friends who do. That's what's called tolerance and if you preach it you have to live it.

You get what you give.

There is no wrong or right, just what's wrong or right for each person individually in his or her society. We learn what's right by how we feel about it. So please don't try to change my mind or feelings on a subject. I don't understand why anyone would want to change someone's mind on this subject. There are more important subjects out there to talk about. There are homeless freezing to death in the winter, corporations ripping off the poor, babies being left in garbage cans in the city, young children trying out heroin, try to channel that energy into something really constructive and positive for all people.

You get what you give, even if it's preaching..

Natasha

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