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Cannabis and Spirituality: Talks & readings by authors of a thought-provoking new book

Occidental Center for the Arts, Botanical Dimensions
Occidental, CA

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*Cannabis and Spirituality: An Explorer's Guide to an Ancient Plant Spirit Ally* is the title of a thought-provoking collection of essays. Editor-Author Stephen Gray and contributing author Kathleen Harrison will read from their writings. They'll each give talks about the perceived spirit of this plant that has so much influence on our culture, and various spiritual practices in our relationship to it.

Martin A. Lee, author of the award-winning Smoke Signals: A Social History of Cannabis, will present his views on the topic.

The presenters will read, offer talks on the topic, and join in on-stage conversation with each other first, then with the audience.

Come join us for this unique afternoon event in Occidental. Spend a beautiful spring day in West Sonoma County. Visit the adjacent Ethnobotany Library that Botanical Dimensions maintains, to peruse many fine books about plants, cultural beliefs, herbal medicine, mushrooms, mythology and much more.

Biographies:
Stephen Gray is the author of Returning to Sacred World, and editor-author of Cannabis Spirituality. He also organizes the annual Spirit Plant Medicine Conference in Vancouver, BC, Canada.

Kathleen Harrison is an ethnobotanist, and co-founder of Botanical Dimensions. She teaches classes at BD's Ethnobotany Library in Occidental, CA and internationally.

Martin Lee is a journalist and author of Acid Dreams: A Social History of LSD, as well as Smoke Signals: A Social History of Cannabis. He is co-founder of Project CBD, based in Sonoma County.

This event is sponsored by Botanical Dimensions, a non-profit organization dedicated to the study and dissemination of ethnobotanical knowledge. To learn about our work and be informed of future events, please sign the mailing list at www.botanicaldimensions.org.