If I want to work in cannabis (and I do) and be a part of breaking the stigma, I must first confront my own internal biases about it. I love […]
Cannabis Legalization in Mexico Set to Become Reality
Last night history was made in Mexico when lawmakers in the lower legislative chamber, the Chamber of Deputies passed legislation to legalize recreational cannabis. This landmark vote comes in the […]
Common Cannabis Terms
The cannabis industry speaks a language of it’s own. Here are some common terms you may come across. Note: This list is not comprehensive and may be updated. Blunt A […]
The History of Cannabis
Part 3: Ancient Africa Evidence of cannabis in civilization dates back to at 8,000 BCE. First in its native growing region of Central Asia, the plant was spread throughout Asia […]
On Meditation
I’ve been doing a lot of meditation lately. It feels like a natural extension of yoga; this designated focus time on the breath. Meditation has long eluded me. I saw […]
The History of Cannabis
Part 2: Ancient Civilizations Cannabis use dates back to at 8,000 BCE and has been widely used throughout ancient civilizations. As cannabis originated in Central Asia, it spread first through […]
The History of Cannabis
Part 1: The Roots Modern cannabis is a tricky plant to successfully cultivate. It’s sensitive, requiring precise temperature, humidity, and soil conditions to provide the most bountiful harvest. Beginner home […]
Cannabis - Hiking - Meditation
Becoming a Hiker
My fiancé has always been a hiker. His father scaled the Adirondacks long before he was born, and he inherited that passion. For years, he had climbed, crawled and butt-scooted […]
Becoming a Morning Yoga Person
I felt something foundational shift in me when I started smoking a quick bowl before yoga. Yoga has been in my peripheral for nearly the entirety of my life. My […]
On Cannabis and Anxiety and Hiking
When I first began smoking cannabis, I was looking only for an escape from the pressing anxiety and dissatisfaction I felt. I assumed this feeling was my responsibility, my fault, […]
