Bliss lies on the other side of your Fear

People sometimes say to me about Cannabis

“Oh, but it makes me paranoid, makes me anxious, gives me a panic attack”

and so on. I just replied to a young friend who asked me about this:

“The anxiety is already there within you; the Cannabis makes you more aware of both good and bad things. So you have to work through the anxiety. Sit still, lie down, be quiet and comfortable; and it will pass. Afterwards, you experience the bliss. The paranoia is the price you pay. It’s your paranoia, you have to deal with it. Once you deal with it, it won’t bother you any more, and you will feel the bliss more easily. Try it and see.”

Bliss lies on the other side of your Fear.

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