Smoke Signals from Spirit: A Stillness Taught by Cannabis

 


There are moments when the world slows, not out of exhaustion, but out of invitation. In The Sovereignty of Cannabis by Bingus, one such moment unfolds like a wisp of smoke rising in morning light. This isn’t about the high or the science. It’s about a whisper from the spirit world, carried through the breath of the cannabis plant, asking you to sit, feel, and be.

Bingus writes of a day steeped in silence—the kind of silence that is not born from absence but from presence. Along with nature, under the spell of the plant’s sacred resin, he was pulled into stillness—not by force, but by the gentle gravity of revelation. Tears came, uninvited but welcome. Not sorrow, not joy—just release. A kind of soul-exhale. It wasn’t about seeing visions. It was about seeing himself.

In The Sovereignty of Cannabis, Bingus reminds us that cannabis can be more than medicine. It can be a ceremony, a teacher, or a friend. That day, wrapped in stillness, the plant didn’t say do—it told feel. It taught him to be present with his own spirit, to honor emotion without needing to name it, and to trust silence as a form of healing.

This book is not just for growers or users—it’s for seekers. For those who long to sit beside something wise and wordless.

The Sovereignty of Cannabis by Bingus is available on Amazon or through the official website. Let the spirit of the green soul speak to you, too.

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