The group states that: "It [cannabis] is our fountain of health, our love, curing us from illness and depression.
Wattam is a game about connecting people, about how love cures, about how you need your strong friends to support your weaker friends.
"The Nutcracker" in 1892 came as half of a Tchaikovsky double bill; the other half was an 84-minute one-act opera, "Iolanta," a story in which adult love cures the heroine's blindness in ways that come close to the Freudian.
How about focusing on the more traditionally desired characteristics of Christianity, like love, cures for poverty, feeding the hungry, and helping the less fortunate?
"[M]embers of the Church believe cannabis 'brings us closer to ourselves and others, it is our fountain of health, our love, curing us from illness and depression.
To avoid being expelled before graduation, two other students, the sexually promiscuous Mary Janine Barriss) and the three-time would-be suicide Lucy (Nathalie Nicole Paulding), along with Brigitte, psychoanalyze one another and complete their own tough-love cure in an unbelievable few weeks.
Apparently, before the latest edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, love could cure severe mental illness.
"We have learned the hard way that no amount of love can cure this illness" of opiate addiction, his family acknowledged, in a confession that implicates us all.
And I loved the cured mullet roe's sharp, briny funk.
He emerged again, thanks in part to rediscovering his plant love, with Nature Cure (2005), his most moving and personal book.
