melting in good vibes

Sounds like a sativa.

There are a lot of factors to consider when quitting cannabis to address before blaming the buddha. Are you properly hydrating yourself on a regular basis? How is your diet? Do you exercise? Do you have a heart condition? All of these could cause tiredness and dizzyness. And many other things could as well.

What has changed since you quit cannabis? Usually when you abandon a habit like weed, you also excise a number of other things from your life: Arizona Ice Tea, going out to new places, minute tobacco consumption from blunt papers, the things that come with smoking weed socially or personally.

We’ve talked about cannabis being laced in the past and it’s unlikelyhood, however, whatever is in your system has become inert or has been pissed out by now. If you truly are feeling some sort of long lasting effect from the experience, it’s either a permanent effect (which should be consistent and diagnosable by a doctor) - or a temporary effect such as PTSD. 

There have been plenty of times I’ve gotten so fucking stoned I’ve felt like I’ve evacuated my body and slipped into a dream - only to be passed out on the couch, or that I’d ascended to another level of existence where the clarity was too intense for me causing immediate anxiety attacks from the hyper consciousness granted by the high. Shit, even the latter left such an impression on me, it left a lingering fear and effect in every smoke session for months.

It’s something that I think people forget about when experimenting with cannabis. Pot is a psychedelic, or really, THC and it’s derivatives are. And when you consume large quantities of THC, you’re getting essentially a low dose of LSD or psilocybin or many other psychotropic, psychotomimetic, and hallucinogenic compounds. 

I remember clearly one time on acid I thought it’d be a brilliant idea to eat tortilla chips. I opened the bag, tossed one in my mouth, and let my mouth do the rest. The sound of the crunch was echoed with regret, and searing pain in several points on my palate. The tortilla chip had cut several parts of my mouth, and let me tell you something bro, that’s usually par for the course when you’re munching out sober or stoned. But as an impression youth veritably tripping balls on a strange cut of lysergic acid, my mind was bombarded with harsh imagery, abstract and indecipherable yet incredibly disturbing. After that, I couldn’t eat a tortilla chip, even sober, without experiencing a sliver of that violent moment. It took me a long time before I regained the ability to eat them comfortably.

Weed’s a hell of a drug. Respect it. If you abuse it literally makes you feel like you’ve taken some other lethal drug, warning you that you shouldn’t explore that depth of the dank without gaining more wisdom.

Hope that helps,Stay regular super stoner~