First of all lets make marijuana widely accepted as a plant not as this incriminating puppet tool to reinforce the rules of a corrupt falsehood -- Can we please see who Mary Jane really is?

Besides the lush feeling, the blemish, the pure euphoric sensation and the specific significancy of everything. Sure enough, this almost mythical, or should I say, mystical, herb has super healing powers.

The cultivation of this plant, yes, a plant, mother nature so freely provides us with -- can be of beneficial use, in a plethora of ways. Hemp, better known as Cannabis Sativa, does'nt necessarily have to me consumed through a pipe or a bong, or as a rolled up cigarrete. It has about 100 uses.

Hemp (not to be related to Marijuana) is the one of more realistic ways of getting the homegrown heart of the earth to necessistate and reveal the powers of natures elements proudest creation, Marijuana. It, literally, comes from the ground, it grows innocently, ill immune to us, from the finest hydroponic to bush, it begins as a seed -- Imagine the first bird to digest the seed, the direct source of the creation, and deficate it out only to get a plant no bigger than your physical frame to grow from the physical ground you walk upon.

It's a plant. You know like the grass growing on your lawn and the daffodill, or frangipanis growing from the dirt or a tree.

For centuries or over a milennia, it has has been cultivated for its renewable source of energy. 

Introducing to you, I include, its medical purposes:

menstrual pain

glaucoma

back problems

inflammation

athritis

depression/anxiety

cancer

its other span of uses, extend to textiles which was in the 1700's made as a law for it to be obligatory and legal to grow, harness and cultivate Hemp into cotton, for clothing and Nylon for ropes. It was used in sacred ritual, for accepting or realesing the souls turmoltouous joy and sorrow. Paper. Hemp was actually the first source of paper for the ancient Chinese dynasties, it was found in evidence to be the earliest form of paper used in history. Fuels and oils, Hemp can be easily be converted into a oil or biodiesel fuel. Food. It has the minerals and the vitamins, fibre, iron, and protein, it can be eaten in more then 50 ways this I'm certain, or simply it can be drunk in tea.