The Mori language name for it, ' Te Waipounamu [4] [5] ' Te Waipounamu pounamu', [6] but possibly evolved from ' Te Whi Pounamu It was first recorded in English by Captain James Cook on his voyage to New Zealand in 1769
Intent and purpose play a big roleespecially when it comes to harm reduction strategies
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Thus there are receptors that detect heat, cold, itch, pain, taste, hunger, thirst, muscle ache, visceral sensations and so-called air hunger, the need to breathe
When smoke floats in, it scatters the light, and the sensor picks up on that shift
So next time you had one brownie too many, having a MOUNTAIN Smoke might help you