Weed Witch

It was okay. It had some interesting information relating to weed and witchcraft but I feel like it was mainly focused on sex and there's way more you can do than just use weed for sex. I also feel like it's super specific to the author because as a heavy marijuana smoker/user I feel like I use weed for so many other purposes. A lot of other smokers I spoke to also said they don't use weed for arousal so it was odd to me how sex was mentioned in almost every chapter.
I'd understand if the title was “Witchcraft and Weed, a guide to using weed for sex magic” or something like that but considering it's supposed to be an overall guide, it's a bit much.

I don't get why the author wouldn't go heavy into the medicinal benefits of marijuana and it came off very basic.
I'm sure beginner or baby witches will benefit from this guide but as someone who has been into the craft for over 15 years I didn't get anything new from this.

One other issue I had with this is when the author writes about reggae stating that “if you don't know what reggae is it's probably because you're white.” To make such a bold statement when you don't even know your readers, especially one that has to do with race. I'm white and I love reggae, it's actually one of my favorite genres. Most stoners I know or have come across at festivals etc also love and know reggae too. Music taste has nothing to do with race. You may grow up listening to certain music because of your culture/family etc but just because someone is white doesn't mean they are ignorant to a specific genre. It leans a little bit on trying too hard to impress social Justice warriors. Also for someone to write that but go and mention Bob Marley it seems almost comical. Bob Marley is well known by everyone and he's not the only reggae artist. Seems like the author may not know much about reggae music herself but says that statement..

Very basic info, surface level that doesn't dive deep.

I thought this book would bring me more as a witch who uses weed in my craft but unfortunately I ended up wasting a credit on audible.