Based in a legal jurisdiction.

Before religion, there was shamanism. 
The herbalism we preach is a form of shamanism,
which requires the practitioner to have an intimate
spiritual connection with the plants and people being healed.
Shamanic Herbalism can be defined as an ancient practice of
honoring and working with the plants for nourishment and healing.
Cannabis played an important role in the history of the
world’s major religions and on the foundation of religion itself.
Cannabis prohibition is against nature and clearly unconstitutional.
Cannabis is a symbiotic ally of the human species. It's use is prehistoric.
Religious views advocate for the treating of diseases rather than imprisoning people.
Religious beliefs include the notion that cannabis may prevent conflict and could save the forests.
Cannabis Hemp is an untapped regenerative resource that delivers unmatched sustainability.
It can feed you, house you, clothe you, heal you and is also good for the environment.
Cannabis is the primary entheogen in the evolution and civilization of humanity.
The DEA are not doctors of medicine and are without the right to schedule plant medicine.
They are not doctors of divinity and do not have a right to put restrictions on religion.
Neither the DEA or the government has a right to schedule, regulate or tax religion.
The imperial DEA still prohibits exploring profound healing modalities.
Prohibitions under pretense of salving imaginary moral failings benefits nobody.
People can see clearly that a policy of legalization, coupled with common-sense education,
is preferable to a policy of marijuana prohibition, prosecution, and stigmatization.
With so many benefits provided by cannabis, surely it is a gift from God.
Cannabis brings more life, more liberty and more happiness. We believe hemp can change the world.
Animated by a desire for “greatness of soul, an irradiance of mind, a deeper insight, a broader hope.
To restore Cannabis into religion is to restore religion.
Genesis 1:12... Genesis 1:29... Genesis 27:28... Exodus 30:22-30... Deuteronomy 11:14...
Psalms 104:14-15... Psalm 104:24... Proverbs 3:10... Ecclesiasticus 38:4... Isaiah 43:24...
Jeremiah 6:20... Ezekiel 27:19... Ezekiel 47:12... Joel 2:19... Amos 9:13...
Colossians 2:21... 1 Timothy 4:4-5... 1 Timothy 5:23... Hebrews 6:7...
includes the use of Cannabis... Set the captives free. Luke 4:18.. Psalms 94:20
Religion is blind without the sacred plants. Entheogens are unproductive if you have no spirituality.
Religion and spirituality are distinct and overlapping, highlighting the need to attend to both. 
Cannabis creates ineffable experiences and integration can help put words to the unspoken.
A religious person is fervent in the sense that she is convinced of the importance of those
suprapersonal purposes, which exceed the capacity or need for an analytical foundation.
Religion is humanity's long-standing effort to become clearly aware of these ideals
and objectives as well as to continuously enhance and broaden their impact.
We believe that the honoring and legalization of cannabis are crucial
to creating a more just, equitable, knowledgeable, and free society.
Human Rights are an integral, inseparable part of Cannabis.
The time has come for Congress to legalize adult-use cannabis at the federal level.
The inconsistency between federal and state cannabis policy “undermine[s] the rule of law
and weakens public health and safety, while leaving states
unsupported in their efforts to create safe markets.
An end to federal cannabis prohibition is inevitable.
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