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Did you know that Santa Clause was actually a shaman? It’s true! 🤯

The most famous mushroom in pop-culture is a psychedelic mushroom - the iconic toadstool with a red cap and white dots is called Amanita muscaria. 🍄

This colourful mushroom is found growing directly underneath conifer trees such as pine, spruce, and fir. 🌲

The origins of Santa can be traced back to the Siberian and European North, where the practices of the native shamanism have uncanny resemblances to the traditions of Christmas. 🎅🏾

Come late December, on the Winter Solstice, the shaman would gather up the dried Amanitas and make use of the mushroom’s psychoactive effects to commune with the spiritual world and bring gifts of healing to the families, as they set intentions for the new year. If the hut’s doorways were covered in snow, the shaman would enter through an opening in the ceiling. ❄️

The indigenous people were not the only ones with an appetite for these particular mushrooms. The native reindeer, common to these northern regions of the world, also sought out the Amanita muscaria as a snack. In fact, another way the shamans would detoxify the mushroom was to allow it to pass through the reindeer’s digestive system, and collect and consume the urine which would be free of toxins, yet concentrated in hallucinogens. 🦌

Regardless of where the origin of Santa Claus comes from, this time of year is a time of rebirth, setting intentions, gifting to loved ones and communing with family... and perhaps, unknowingly, celebrating a mushroom. 🥰

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Cannabis does a range of things for a variety of people. It can be healing, promote creativity, increase energy, help you sleep, decrease anxiety and more. And while this medicine grows all over the world, many of our worlds countries still deem cannabis illegal for recreational and/or medicinal use today.⠀
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Despite countries opening up their third eye to the benefits of legalization, we must acknowledge the continued impact that cannabis prohibition has had on creating policies and practices that drive systemic racial injustice. While white males dominate the licensed cannabis sales industry for the most part, building appealing modern stores all over the country, there are still millions of people, mostly black, indigenous and people of colour, behind bars for selling the same green.

Imagine sitting in a cell for years, decades, or even for life, convicted of an activity that is no longer a crime, while thousands of other people (mostly white) build intergenerational wealth doing exactly the same thing. That is the situation that over 40,000 cannabis prisoners face today in the United States alone, while countless others languish in jails and prisons worldwide.

This is why for the month of October we're donating 10% of profits from our Coffee & Cannabis Tees to "The Last Prisoner Project".

The Last Prisoner Project is a non-profit organization dedicated to cannabis criminal justice reform. Through legal intervention, public education and legislative advocacy, they work to redress the past and continuing harms of unjust and ineffective approach to drug policy.

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Cannabis does a range of things for a variety of people. It can be healing, promote creativity, increase energy, help you sleep, decrease anxiety and more. And while this medicine grows all over the world, many of our worlds countries still deem cannabis illegal for recreational and/or medicinal use today.⠀
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Despite countries opening up their third eye to the benefits of legalization, we must acknowledge the continued impact that cannabis prohibition has had on creating policies and practices that drive systemic racial injustice. While white males dominate the licensed cannabis sales industry for the most part, building appealing modern stores all over the country, there are still millions of people, mostly black, indigenous and people of colour, behind bars for selling the same green.

Imagine sitting in a cell for years, decades, or even for life, convicted of an activity that is no longer a crime, while thousands of other people (mostly white) build intergenerational wealth doing exactly the same thing. That is the situation that over 40,000 cannabis prisoners face today in the United States alone, while countless others languish in jails and prisons worldwide.

This is why for the month of October we're donating 10% of profits from our Coffee & Cannabis Tees to "The Last Prisoner Project".

The Last Prisoner Project is a non-profit organization dedicated to cannabis criminal justice reform. Through legal intervention, public education and legislative advocacy, they work to redress the past and continuing harms of unjust and ineffective approach to drug policy.

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Did you know that Santa Clause was actually a shaman? It’s true! 🤯

The most famous mushroom in pop-culture is a psychedelic mushroom - the iconic toadstool with a red cap and white dots is called Amanita muscaria. 🍄

This colourful mushroom is found growing directly underneath conifer trees such as pine, spruce, and fir. 🌲

The origins of Santa can be traced back to the Siberian and European North, where the practices of the native shamanism have uncanny resemblances to the traditions of Christmas. 🎅🏾

Come late December, on the Winter Solstice, the shaman would gather up the dried Amanitas and make use of the mushroom’s psychoactive effects to commune with the spiritual world and bring gifts of healing to the families, as they set intentions for the new year. If the hut’s doorways were covered in snow, the shaman would enter through an opening in the ceiling. ❄️

The indigenous people were not the only ones with an appetite for these particular mushrooms. The native reindeer, common to these northern regions of the world, also sought out the Amanita muscaria as a snack. In fact, another way the shamans would detoxify the mushroom was to allow it to pass through the reindeer’s digestive system, and collect and consume the urine which would be free of toxins, yet concentrated in hallucinogens. 🦌

Regardless of where the origin of Santa Claus comes from, this time of year is a time of rebirth, setting intentions, gifting to loved ones and communing with family... and perhaps, unknowingly, celebrating a mushroom. 🥰