Kerri Connor - 420 Meditations: Enhance Your Spiritual Practice With Cannabis

Llewellyn Publications

Woodbury, Minnesota

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420 Meditations: Enhance Your Spiritual Practice With Cannabis 2021 by Kerri Connor.

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First e-book edition 2021

E-book ISBN: 9780738765471

Book design by Samantha Peterson

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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data

Names: Connor, Kerri, 1970- author.

Title: 420 meditations : enhance your spiritual practice with cannabis /

Kerri Connor.

Other titles: Four hundred and twenty meditations

Description: First edition. | Woodbury, Minnesota : Llewellyn Worldwide, Ltd, 2021. | Includes bibliographical references. |

Summary: The meditations in this book have been designed to enhance the readers spiritual journey and integrate the profound feelings, healing energies, and wise insights of cannabis. The daily meditations include prompts for contemplation, self-inquiry, and reflection as well as chants, breathwork techniques, working with stones and essential oils, and more.

Additional meditations correspond to moon phases, sabbats, elements, chakras, and auras-- Provided by publisher.

Identifiers: LCCN 2020051533 (print) | LCCN 2020051534 (ebook) | ISBN

9780738765280 | ISBN 9780738765471 (ebook)

Subjects: LCSH: Hallucinogenic drugs and religious experience. | Cannabis. | Meditations.

Classification: LCC BL65.D7 C66 2021 (print) | LCC BL65.D7 (ebook) | DDC

204/.35--dc23

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For the Gathering Grove

Contents

: 366 Daily Meditations

: Lunar Meditations

: Solar Meditations

: Sabbats Meditations

: Elemental Meditations

: Aura and Chakra Meditations

Disclaimer

Using, distributing, or selling cannabis is a federal crime, and may also be illegal in your state or local vicinity. It is your responsibility to understand all laws pertaining to the possession or use of cannabis. Neither the author nor publisher are accountable for consequences derived from the possession or use thereof.

Always seek the advice of a qualified health provider regarding medical questions.

This book is not a substitute for medical advice.

Introduction

While writing Wake, Bake & Meditate: Take Your Spiritual Practice to a Higher Level with Cannabis , I knew I had to do this second book to show how easily you can incorporate weed-inspired meditation into your daily life with a more relaxed, less ritualistic approach that still combines cannabis, meditation, and a bit of magic all into one. In this book, you do not need to seek a peak experience for each meditation. You may perform them lightly buzzed or in a much deeper state, but a peak experience is not the overall goal for most of these. There will be a few meditations where it is noted a peak experience is ideal.

What is a peak experience? If you have not heard of a peak experience before, the best way to describe it is this: A peak experience with the use of cannabis is when you reach a level in your high where you feel completely at one with the universe. You feel there are no boundaries separating you from the environment around you. It is the ultimate feeling of oneness and makes for an ideal setting for connection and communion with the divine, universe, spiritual guides, or your higher self.

Cannabis can complement your work in many ways, and while the first book centered on the more ritualistic approach, which I believe greatly helps beginners as they are getting started, this book brings weed-assisted meditation into your daily life to be used at any time. Cannabis allows users to get in touch with themselves. It assists the user in stepping outside of themselves to take a more objective look at themselves and their situations. It reveals thoughts and feelings, and sometimes gives you a punch to the gut with what you learn about yourself. It is an eye opener. It wakes you up.

For the most part, these meditations are not written in a guided format. Many give you questions to contemplate in your meditation. If you are meditating daily on your own, guided is a hassle. Read through the meditation, several times if necessary, and then center your focus on what you just read. Go to the place you need to go, reflect on what you need to reflect on, visualize what you need to visualize.

This book will be broken down into different sections that, overall, will cover meditations for:

366 days of the year

27 lunar meditations

6 solar meditations

8 sabbats

5 elemental meditations

8 aura and chakra meditations

The first section is set up in calendar format: January through December with each date listed. These meditations follow the cycle of the year, with each month incorporating quotes, herbs, gemstones, sounds from nature, breathwork, trance dance, meditative songs, a tasting experience, aromatherapy, and chants, along with more traditional meditations. Cannabis amplifies your senses. These meditations will help to incorporate all your senses into your spiritual practice. You dont often use other senses in a meditation, so incorporating things such as touch, scent, and taste builds on to the experience.

The special meditations you will find each month include: