Canabis the plant from Canis major we introduced to enlighten human beings and to enchance our abilities is way more powerful than you may think.
The "ancient Indian" ayurvedic name for Canabis is Siddhi.
What does Siddhi mean
Siddhis are superpowers. literally
These are just 10 of the siddhis that are mentioned in the vedic texts
Aṇimā: the ability to become smaller than the smallest, reducing one's body to the size of an atom or even become invisible.
Mahimā: the ability to become infinitely large, expanding one's body to an infinitely large size.
Laghimā: the ability to become weightless or lighter than air.
“Garimā”: the ability to become heavy or dense
Prāpti: the ability to instantaneously summon any item the user is aware of at any given moment.
Prākāmya: the ability to achieve or realize whatever one desires.
Īśiṭva: the ability to control nature, individuals, organisms, etc. Supremacy over nature and ability to force influence upon anyone.
Vaśiṭva: the ability to control all material elements or natural forces.
The eighth is given as either:
Kāma-avasayitva (per Kṣemarāja and Vyasa): satisfaction,[6] suppression of desire, or (as Yatrakāmāvasāyitva) wishes coming true
Garimā (per the Rāmānanda Sampradāya): the ability to become infinitely heavy and be immovable by anyone or anything.[
The Vedic knowledge comes from us the Gods.
one of the main Gods in the hindu belief is Shiva the Destroyer. one of the Trio representing Generation (Brahma) Operation (VIshnu) and Destruction (Shiva)
A BLUE skinned God who smokes Canabis
there are so many works of fiction that depict herbs plants and fruit giving special powers.
for example.
Mario and his many Shrooms
So many video games that have herbs that heal or cause special effects
the anime one piece which is heavily based on Fruits that give extremely powerful abilities to those who eat them
Naruto and dragon ball depicting a "world tree" that bears a fruit containing extreme KI energy
Hell yeah I be feeling mad powerful high. There's also more than the 10 but thank you for sharing this with the family god!