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(#6) The Peyote Way Church of God
In their own words The Peyote Way Church of God is a "non-sectarian, multicultural, experiential, Peyotist organization" who "is not affiliated with the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, the Native American Church, or any other religious organizations." Although they're happy to accept anyone who wants to hang out in the Arizona desert and take controlled amounts of peyote with them. -
(#11) The Native American Church
The practices of the Native American Church differs from tribe to tribe, and most of the practitioners don't actually refer to themselves as members of the NAC. But they find it easier to use peyote in their religious ceremonies if they practice under an umbrella term. Practitioners who ingest peyote believe that the bud brings them closer to an understanding of the spiritual world. -
(#2) The First Church Of Cannabis
In 2015 Bill Levin created the First Church of Cannabis as a means of achieving non-profit tax-exempt status. Levin claims that he and his members worship marijuana as a "a health supplement." In order to prove his religious status Levin even created his own version of the Ten Commandments called "The New Deity Dozen." -
(#9) Uniao do Vegetal (UDV Church)
In 2006 the Supreme Court gave the UDV the go-ahead to congregate in an ayahuasca tea drinking ritual where the buttoned down members of the church (whose name translates to "the union of the plants") read their bylaws and sit in identical folding green chairs arranged in concentric rings facing an altar featuring a picture of the young religion's founder, José Gabriel da Costa. After ringing a bell they feast on ayahuasca. -
(#1) Rastafarianism
According to the loose tenets of Rastafariansm, Rastas believe that their bodies are the true temples of God, although there are three different "Mansions" of Rasta: Bobo Ashanti, the Niyabinghi, and the Twelve Tribes of Israel that have splintered into different versions of the religions. The Rastafarian way of life involves smoking cannabis and rejecting materialism. -
(#10) Church of the Divine Sage
In order to experience man's true nature and "the nature of eternity" members of the Church of the Divine Sage ingest salvia, a vision inducing plant, that allows them to "realize the importance of compassion, love, the preservation of the Earth and all of its people."
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The world is actively paying attention to anti-drug activities. Among the bad behaviors that damage physical and mental health and property, the consequences of drug use may be the most serious. As we all know, although there are many types of drugs, the consequences of taking drugs are very similar. They not only damage the health of the users, but also cost money and endanger the family and society.
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