You have to remember that reality is a subjective concept.

It's all based on personal perception - and we typically agree that what most people think is real is in fact reality.

That's how we judge people to be psychotic meaning a break with reality that includes delusions, paranoia & hallucinations.

Because marijuana reacts with your neuro-receptors & brain chemistry & that's how you perceive reality, it's a no-brainer to say that it alters your perceptions of reality.
So do many other things from herbal supplements to prescription drugs.

It's a matter of science - whether you believe in a soul, that you're one with the universe or you're god incarnate makes no difference.
cannabis-seeds Reviewed by cannabis-seeds on . The implications of psychoactive substances being able to alter consciousness This always gets me thinking. What does this say about the nature of reality? That we can take a drug or smoke a psychoactive substance, and it can alter our perceptions and feelings and understanding? I think this basic fact says a lot about the way reality is constituted. If an outside substance can alter my mind state, does that mean the soul is not separate from the body? If the soul is influenced by a physical substance, is this proof that the duality of physical reality and some Rating: 5