Religious Insights To Cannabis Use And Cultural Traditions
Biblical Cannabis – Marijuana in The Bible
POT TV – The Burning Shiva Hour, “On Biblical Cannabis Part 1 – Marijuana in the Bible”.
Browsing: Burning Shiva
Kaneh Bosm: The Hidden Story of Cannabis in the Old Testament
POT TV – Burning Shiva, “Kaneh Bosm: The Hidden Story of Cannabis in the Old Testament”.
Burning Shiva: Cannabis and the Spiritual Experience, a Short History
POT TV – Host Chris Bennett provided a primer on ganja and spirituality.
Burning Shiva: Drugs and Magick in the Life and Philosophy of Aleister Crowley with Guest Dr. Richard Kaczynski
POT TV – Burning Shiva explores drugs, magick, and the philosophy of Aleister Crowley with Dr Richard Kaczynski.
The Hidden History of Cannabis With Chris Bennett
POT TV – Chris Bennett discusses the role of cannabis in the ancient world and how it was spread by Indo-European culture, following the cannabis trail through ancient Europe, the Middle East, ChinaRead More
Cannabis in the Ancient World: A Lecture by Marijuana Historian Chris Bennett
POT TV – Marijuana historian Chris Bennett gives a presentation on cannabis in the ancient world, based around his book ‘Cannabis and the Soma Solution’.
Martin Lee on Cannabis and Creativity in Literature, Song, and Culture
POT TV – Cannabis Historian Chris Bennett interviews Martin A. Lee, author of ‘Smoke Signals: A Social History of Marijuana – Medical, Recreational and Scientific’ and ‘Acid Dreams: The CompleteRead More
Cannabis in Ancient Greece: Smoke of the Oracles?
POT TV - Was marijuana the smoke of the oracles in Ancient Greece?
Cannabis History Mid 19th – Mid 20th Century with Michael Horowitz
POT TV - Burning Shiva presents noted drug historian Michael Horowitz on Paris' mid 19th century Hashish Club, Aleister Crowley on hashish and meditation, Timothy Leary's 5th circuit and marijuana.
Mithra, Marijuana and the Myths of the Messiah
POT TV - Cannabis Historian Chris Bennett takes a look at the potential references to cannabis use among the ancient worshipers of the Persian God Mithra, who became popular in ancient Rome and throughout a large portion of ancient Europe.
