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I've tried yoga and salvia once each, and i much preferred the salvia. Where i live, weed is usually the narcotic, body-high type that makes you sit there quie
by twic 6y ago
I've tried yoga and salvia once each, and i much preferred the salvia.
Where i live, weed is usually the narcotic, body-high type that makes you sit there quietly in an anaesthetised stupor - stereotypical indica. I don't enjoy that all. But occasionally, you come across the head-high type that makes you energetic and giggly - the stereotypical sativa. That's really good fun! It's like the best parts of being drunk, without some of the downsides.
- AlecSchueler 6y agoHow man sessions of yoga did you try, literally just the one? The benefits of yoga really come when you practice regularly in a sustained way and you get to know the poses and can feel how your body reacts differently each time you go into them, when you learn how not to hold tension, when you learn to follow the breath and when you learn to accept and trust your body's limits and strengths. To me it's someone saying they tried therapy for one session and didn't feel any benefit!