The chemistry surrounding recreational drugs is widespread and it is the subject of Hollywood and movies. The sensationalism and the half truths and embellishments have been quite rife over the years since the seventies. Everyone is entitles to their opinion.


As far as legal frameworks are concerned, it is also very important to be aware that marijuana and cannabis are something that resides in illegal territory in most jurisdictions. This is a crucial factor in all considerations. Because even if something is highly beneficial it must not, and cannot be done in counter action to what is legal. As such a clear distinction must be made between what is legal and what is not and actions must be conducted within the strict letter of the law.


One of the things that is not illegal in some jurisdictions is the purchase of cannabis plant seeds. And this is fortunate as the seeds contain significant nutritional value. It is said that Gautama Buddha consumes one seed daily during his ascendance to illumination. Many followers now dispute that. This writer is not supporting one or the other, only to point out some obvious problems with it. The supporters of the teachings who claim it impossible that Buddha consumes this because one of the rules is to not ingest anything hallucinogenic or mind altering.
Hollywood and public relations stints are to blame for this, because, cannabis plant seeds and marijuana seeds themselves have no hallucinogenic properties. Consumption as an other seed or grain will have no other effect other than that which is beneficial to the body. In ancient times, seeds and grains of plants were considered to hold copious amounts of beneficial nutrients. This has been revisited by modern scientist and the finding revalidated. Seeds do contain tremendous value, and so do cannabis plant seeds.


As such, the diet Buddha chose doing his meditative period is one that aided in strength and in illumination. Off course many jest that the illumination was the result of hallucinogens. It is not. Just as grain and honey can be processed into an intoxicant, it does not make them bad. Honey in it self is a nectar that is healthy and pure while grain is a staple the world over. Neither are negative.


As such, the use of cannabis plant seeds should not be castigated and looked down upon. It is a seed and as with all seeds, it has its benefits.

Cannabis Plant Seeds (Hanfsame) Impressions , The idea of using cannabis plant seeds as nutrition is similar to using mung beans or kidney beans,, for that matter in providing nutrition. It is one step ahead of the curve when looking for high concentrations of vitamins, minerals and sources of energy. In the cannabis plant seeds, there exists a large amount of enzymes and nutrients that are closely in harmony with the human cellular structure than they are with the anatomy of a cancer swath.


Cannabis plant seeds are usually thought of in passing (en passant) to describe a momentary high and done so in jest. In some cases it is also take in vulgarity when combined with acts of base human instinct. However, the cannabis plant seed is more and it is a pity that the powers that be have decided to take aim at this plant and in so doing doomed its benefit to the human condition.


Here is a rumor afloat that Buddha was a consumer of the cannabis plant seed (hanfsame) during his path to enlightenment. This claim may or may not be true as the evidence remains illusive and inconclusive at best, bu the fact that shamans had already discovered its users is at the it is indisputable. As far as religions acts are concerned the seed (hanfsame) has been available and use therapeutically, medically and spiritually for centuries.


The problem with it is probably that the use of it and the cultivation of it is so simple and so easy that almost anyone can cultivate it and two things happen. The first is that more complicated and expensive cancer treatments and protocols will be deemed useless and thus billions in losses will accrue the those concerned. Second, those trying to make it in the black market for illicit purposes are able to sell it at a higher price.


The issue then becomes not about the plant or the seed; not about the effects of the chemistry but about the bias that has become mainstream. For instance, tobacco is much more addictive and more carcinogenic compared to inhaling cannabis, yet, it is freely sold anywhere, everywhere, and at any time. How does this make sense? A person smoking a stick of cigarette is more likely to become addicted than they are to be addicted to the plant resulting from the seed (hansfam). With this in mind, evaluate the health benefits as well as the long term benefits before falling for the stories, hook, line and sinker.