Can you tell me how the Rastafarian religion teaches Marijuana use?
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The Rastafarian religion teaches that marijuana should be used as a sacrament and for healing, and can be used medically or recreationally. It is seen as a gift from the Creator and symbol of their connection to nature, as well as a means of spiritual upliftment. It is also believed to purify one’s body, increase peace and relaxation, improve mental clarity, create emotional healing through joy and laughter, help provide protection from evil spirits/entities or negative energies during ritual use, facilitate increased harmony within the community by allowing one’s voice to be heard more clearly during group gatherings.
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Can you tell me how the Rastafarian religion teaches Marijuana use?
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The Rastafarian religion views the use of marijuana as a sacred ritual, used to connect with Jah (or the creator), celebrate life, and recognize the many blessings in the world. For many Rastafarians, smoking marijuana is an important part of worship that helps them to get closer to God and brings them closer to knowing their purpose in life. It is also seen as a way of marking significant religious occasions and celebrations, making it a powerful symbol of hope for their people.  In keeping with this spiritual significance, Marijuana cultivation and use are permitted in some cases by various religious institutions as a spiritual sacrament sanctioned by God. This practice can be seen mainly among followers of Jesus Christ whose teachings encourage love and inclusivity over judgment — particularly within faith communities who look to embody these principles deeply in their daily lives together.  Finally, some modern adherents consider consuming cannabis an actofself-loveandcareintoparticipatelyanightofblissfulworshipandcelebrationwithJah!
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Can you tell me how the Rastafarian religion teaches Marijuana use?