Cannabis Wave community

Posted on February 22, 2016 by admin

Cannabis Wave is a community of people who know about Cannabis. We cultivate a cooperative spirit and share experiences… Discuss the medical uses of Cannabis and provide assistance to patients who are using it… Open the door to creative insight with Cannabis… Enable a new paradigm where Cannabis is no longer demonized. We recognize the sacredness of the Cannabis plant.

As a member of Cannabis Wave you will have access to doctors, nurses, and other patients who know about the treatment of PTSD, chronic pain, anxiety, depression, autism.

As a member of Cannabis Wave you will connect with people who will personally guide you.

As a member of Cannabis Wave you will have access to the Job Exchange. You can advertise your cannabis-friendly business and find cannabis friendly workers. Job hunters can find places to work where their cannabis use is not an issue.

Our network will help you restore your ability to be healthy and help you deal with stress.

We all have a voice and common interest in the new Cannabis arena. But so many questions go un-answered. The cloak of illusion is a strong fabric which can be raised if we all understand the real truth.

That’s exactly why we have created the Cannabis Wave forum. To tell your truth with integrity and honor. To know the Cannabis history, the political agenda. The awe-inspiring magic of the plant itself.

Let us ride the Wave together. Welcome.

Why We Fight For Reform – by Mark Kichman

Posted on January 19, 2016 by admin

Martin Luther King Jr. has been admired in my family well before I was born. In virtually every house in my family, there are pictures of Mr. King hanging on the walls, and quotes plastered on everything from coffee mugs to school projects. Martin Luther King Jr. was an amazing person, and I am delighted to celebrate his life and achievements on Martin Luther King Jr. Day every year.

As a cannabis activist, I often wonder what Martin Luther King Jr. would think of the marijuana reform movement. I like to think that not only would he be proud of the reform movement’s victories, but that he would have been a cannabis activist himself. I don’t think that Mr. King was a cannabis consumer, as there’s zero evidence that he ever consumed marijuana at all. But supporting marijuana reform is much more than just being a consumer and fighting for your personal right to consume.

I’m happy to say that I know a lot of people that support marijuana reform, yet have never consumed cannabis. Those people support marijuana reform because they support equality, because they support compassion, and because they support social justice. Those of course are all things that Martin Luther King Jr. stood for too.

Martin Luther King Jr. stood up for what was right, even when it wasn’t popular, and even when it meant risking everything. His efforts are what ultimately cost him his life. To say that Martin Luther King Jr. is honorable and amazing is one of the biggest understatements of all time. Marijuana activists should strive to be like Mr. King. Marijuana activists should be willing to risk it all in the name of truth and justice, even when it isn’t popular or easy, and especially when it isn’t popular or easy.

On MLK Day remember why you fight for reform, and strive to be more like Mr. King. Below are some of his quotes, all of which I feel apply to the battle to end marijuana prohibition:

The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort and convenience, but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy.

Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter.

Life’s most persistent and urgent question is, ‘What are you doing for others?

Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.

In the end, we will remember not the words of our enemies, but the silence of our friends.

Trust is Essential

Posted on January 10, 2016 by admin

Let’s talk about trust. Why do we trust some people? Why don’t we trust some people?

When you trust someone, you believe that they will do what they say they’re going to do. If you don’t believe them, you don’t trust them.

Trust is essential to cooperation. Without trust, anger and frustration boil to the surface.

Who do you trust? First you have to trust yourself. Then you can find other trustworthy people like you. Cannabis Wave guides are trustworthy helpers who can show you the way.

Wayshowers

Posted on December 26, 2015 by admin

Are you having a hard time figuring out what to do? Do you have trouble communicating with other people? Do you feel trapped?

Wayshowers.

We know how it feels. You are not alone. There is a way out of the box you are in. Cannabis Wave Wayshowers will guide you.

Become a member of Cannabis Wave: Click here to sign up

Cannabis Wave membership

Posted on December 23, 2015 by admin

Let us ride the Cannabis Wave!

Determined by time, we find ourselves at a new beginning. So many Cannabis initiates have been undermined by mentioning the word marijuana that the discussion ends there, not having the tools of knowledge to go further in detail.

Our stories get lost in the criminal system and the essence of the plant itself gets lost in commercial enterprise.

Let us ride the Wave together. Welcome.

Become a member of Cannabis Wave: Click here to sign up

The Purpose of Cannabis Wave

Posted on November 22, 2015 by admin

Goals:

To correct the errors in judgment about the essentials of Cannabis through historical information and medical guidelines.

To identify the attitudes that have produced the current fear of Cannabis in some circles.

To clarify the misinformation about Cannabis that has been used to suppress people.

To discuss the medical uses of Cannabis and provide assistance to patients who are using it.

To create a community of people who know about Cannabis.

To tell the stories of people who have worked to inform us about this plant.

To open the door to creative insight with Cannabis.

To increase tolerance and enhance communication between Cannabis people and other groups.

To promote healing of people who suffer from PTSD and other emotional issues.

To cultivate a cooperative spirit and share experiences.

To enable a new paradigm where Cannabis is no longer demonized.

To encourage a caring attitude so people will help each other.

To encourage a giving culture where people give as much as they get.

To allow feelings to be expressed and understood.

To provide relief to people who are suffering both physically and psychically.

To recognize the sacredness of the Cannabis plant.

To make Cannabis therapy available to all people on the planet.

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