The United States and Australia already legalized Marijuana.
Some of the National newspapers are deliberately raising the issue and
putting a pressure on government to legalize it here in Nepal also. Every
fortnight there are either interviews of some Aurvedic professors talking about
medicinal values of Marijuana or wise souls giving the data on how many patents we lost as
they were already registered by westerners or even some botanists giving us knowledge
on better quality of highland weeds with their scientific names and shapes.
Cannabis sativa. Cannabis landraces. Cannabis indica.
Cannabis Nepalese. Cannabis Nepalese dragon.
I still remembered my childhood classmate, Sohanlal. In dew
seasons, right after Dashain and Tihar, I usually witnessed him running through his father’s farm in a thin underwear.
‘Don’t repeat the same course! Don’t fall!’ His father constantly
shouted while poor chap ran through the thick bushes of sacred and secret crops
hidden from the world by vast maize field.
Half an hour would have passed easily and panting for a breath Sohanlal would be standing by his father. Uncle would have used his blunt knife to extract as much
the resin from his son’s skin as possible.
‘It is expensive. You know hippies? They like it so much.’
Whipping red spots in his skin with local butter he would have explained me later.
Though we both were unaware of the product and its effect we enjoyed our naive conversations. Probably few more coins what he pocketed were enough to buy us more Singadas! Or rather marbles!
And now, it seems that in no time Nepal will
legalize Marijuana.
Once grass will be legal, how can running a naked boy in
that grassland will be illegal?
So, Uncle will be here.
Sohanlal will be here.
Grass will be here.
Sohanlal will be here.
Grass will be here.
Cannabis resin will be here.
Hash will be here.
Overland trail was just tested by outgoing German
Ambassador.
Jhonchhe is still called Freak Street.
Monkey temple is still a popular habitat for primates.
Why Hippie era not to revamp?
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Now-a-days cannabis medicine are legal in India. We can use cannabis medicines in various forms such as cannabis oil, cannabis oil capsules etc.
ReplyDeleteHemp medicines in India are rapidly coming into recurrent usage of various patients who have observed a significant improvement in their health condition as compared to intake of other conventional medications.
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