The benefits of weed are far outweighed by the harm done to a person’s aura.

Relief can come in many safer ways, and if you look around more at this blog or check out my main website, you’ll learn about Aura Healing and Transformation, also Energy Release Regression Therapy. Both of these can produce permanent healing. (See http://www.rose-rosetree.com)

Other mind-body-spirit forms of healing are effective, too, and can help a person to gain a natural high in life without putting toxic deposits into the fine fabric of the aura.

I do agree with you that the need for some medications can decrease after a person “finds relief.” But surely there are better ways to find relief. I find that when deeper forms of healing are successful, the relief is permanent and adds to the purity of a person’s nervous system, rather than the opposite. For instance, I had a client who was on anti-psychotic medication — and pretty clearly needed to be.

She had one session of Energy Release Regression Therapy that uncovered some extremely disturbing incidents from her past, all of which had been completely repressed. I was thrilled to have had the skill set to help her to RELEASE those energies, not just remember them.

A year later, she came back for a different type of session. For the past 11 months, she had been medication-free. She did this sensibly and safely, as a result of the healing she had received.

It’s really exciting that you are considering all this. There’s the cultural idea that weed is simply bad. There’s the counter-culture idea that weed is good, and those who disagree are bad. And here is our counter-counter-culture idea that weed feels good but is bad, at the level of auras; those who disagree don’t yet have the perception to know better.

I still have a hard time believing weed is more harmful than helpful (compared to other drugs).

What is least harmful to the aura…to take multiple perscription drugs for depression, help sleeping, nausea, pain, etc. (and dealing with the side effects of these drugs) or smoking weed?

In my opinion, weed is less harmful to the body…. but would someone be better off not smoking and not recieving the physical benefits weed can have (and keeping their aura in tact), or smoking and feeling relief but having a wavering aura?

As for other approaches… during my career, I have noticed that many who once were involved with recreational drugs can become strong — or fanatical — advocates for health food. Certainly, this represents an improvement. However, improving one’s diet NOW doesn’t really do a thing to budge the auric residue. And techniques like fasting won’t work because they don’t cleanse an aura at the appropriate level.

It can be helpful to cut the cord of attachment to people you were involved with, the ones who started you taking the sbustance. That way, you can stop re-circulating in your aura the experience of drug experiences.

If you have had a significant dependency on pot or cocaine or alcohol, the healing method I recommend most strongly would definitely be Energy Release Regression therapy. I have successfully worked with clients who carried frozen blocks of stuck energy related to all of these.

Stopping cigarettes, they say that the body recovers rather quickly. With non-prescription drugs, people assume that by abstaining all former damage is gone. Not so! Happily, the STUFF that has been deposited can be released. Just don’t expect this to happen merely through the passage of time.

When I started to learn more about auras a few years ago, including all of your wonderful work, it just became so clear to me what a no-brainer it was not to smoke pot (not that I wanted to anyway) or even to drink. I’ve gone about my business for years now without taking a sip of anything, simply out of a sense of self-care. I was reminded at a Christmas gathering with co-workers how unnerving this can be for people when they commented on my choice of drink. I felt like I was in junior high!

All that is to say that your post is such a great reminder of how valuable it is to become educated about auras and self-care. Once I learned how destructive those substances were, it was just so obvious to me what a huge price I would pay if I chose to indulge in that stuff. Sure would be a better approach to dealing with drugs instead of another “war on….”

I’m curious; does drinking tend to have the same effect as smoking pot?

Thanks,
Ann