31/05/2026
There is no mistaking the fact that ci******es and their mass marketing have caused huge harms to health.
But the story is perhaps a little more multifaceted.
Drugs of abuse frequently have their roots in spiritual customs.
Once used as ancient practices to loosen one’s attachments to the material plane in order to enhance contact with spirit, when drugs are purified, popularised and made widely available, uncoupled from their ceremonial origins, they quickly become a dangerous source of masking and escapism.
Thus we see drugs like
Co**in,
O***m,
Hashish,
And to***co trivialised and at the same time potentised to highly addictive forms.
Herbs once treated as sacred and revered and respected for their potent attributes, are reduced to one dimensional forces. Once placed on the altar, they are demeaned and condemned to the gutter.
This subversion of their original purpose in traditional cultures ought not to deny them their place as important substances of significance, both culturally and medicinally.
Homeopathic remedies made from drugs of abuse can be used to ease withdrawal.
They can also address the underlying state that might drive someone to indulge in them in the first place.
Each drug of abuse has an associated remedy picture that can be used as a ‘simillimum’ to address an underlying disturbance that mirrors it.
In shamanic practices to***co is used for clearing space, protecting those under the shield of its smoke and for grounding. The indications for to***co in homeopathic potency include vertigo, profound nausea, deathly pallor and collapse.
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