Unveiling the Wonders of Kaneh-Bosm Justin Benton explores the origins and benefits of Kaneh-Bosm, also known as cannabis or hemp. Justin sights Sula Benet's historical research which includes the plant's historical uses, its connection to religious texts like the Bible, and its potential healing properties. As always, Justin encourages listeners to seek accurate information and emphasizes the importance of sharing knowledge about the Miracle Plant. Produced by PodConx Justin Benton - https://podconx.com/guests/justin-benton Janet Benton-Gaillard - askjanet.org Sula Benet - https://www.xn--4dbcyzi5a.com/wp-content/PDF/EARLY-DIFFUSION-AND-FOLK-USES-OF-HEMP-SULA-BENET.pdf https://101hempinnercircle.com/ www.themiracleplant.org info@101CBD.org Join Our #HealTheWorlders Messenger Tribe at https://bit.ly/TheMiraclePlant_Messenger
Unveiling the Wonders of Kaneh-Bosm
Justin Benton explores the origins and benefits of Kaneh-Bosm, also known as cannabis or hemp. Justin sights Sula Benet's historical research which includes the plant's historical uses, its connection to religious texts like the Bible, and its potential healing properties. As always, Justin encourages listeners to seek accurate information and emphasizes the importance of sharing knowledge about the Miracle Plant.
Justin Benton - https://podconx.com/guests/justin-benton
Janet Benton-Gaillard - askjanet.org
Sula Benet - https://www.xn--4dbcyzi5a.com/wp-content/PDF/EARLY-DIFFUSION-AND-FOLK-USES-OF-HEMP-SULA-BENET.pdf
https://101hempinnercircle.com/
Join Our #HealTheWorlders Messenger Tribe at https://bit.ly/TheMiraclePlant_Messenger
[00:00:00] Welcome back to the Miracle Plant Podcast, where we discussed this miracle plant with so many names and how it's helping people in so many extraordinary ways. Well, I'm back in the studio, which means I'm in my backyard in Southern California. It's a beautiful spring day, and I'm so excited that it'll be talking to you, uh, about this topic, Canna Boso that has just captivated me and so many others.
Uh, to find out the, you know, the word canna, boso, it's it's roots in Hebrew, uh, and the original text that, uh, the Old Testament and the New Testament, uh, in fact it was written in. And so again, we want to talk a little bit, uh, bring you up to speed if this is, uh, the first time you're hearing about this, uh, both in the original, and this comes from Sula Benet, B E N E T, uh, and it's her work, the early diffusion and folk uses of hemp.
Uh, back in 1967. And then she says here in her abstract, both in the [00:01:00] original Hebrew text of the Old Testament, and in the aromatic translation, the word Kana, K A N E H, or Kana, K E N E H, is used either alone or linked to the E objective blossom. Uh, in Hebrew and busk in aromatic, meaning aromatic, it is Kana, C A N A in Sanskrit or Kubu, Q U N N A B U in Assyrian and Keib, K E N E b, in Persian.
Cannib, C A N N A B in aromatic or can bun, K A N B U N. Uh, in Exodus 30 23, God directed Moses to make a holy oil composed of Mer sweet cinnamon, canam, and cassia in many ancient languages, including Hebrew. The root can, k a n has a double meaning both hemp and Reid. How interesting. In many translations of the [00:02:00] Bible's original Hebrew, we found canna, boso, variously and erroneously translated as calamus.
An aromatic read a vague term, Calamus Calamus aromatics is a vagrant marsh plant. The error occurred in the oldest Greek translation of the Hebrew Bible, the SEP two. In the third century BC where the terms canna and canna boso were incorrectly translated as calamus, and in many translations that followed.
Including Martin Luthers. The same error was repeated in Exodus 30 23. Canna Boim is translated as sweet kalmus in Isaiah 43, 24. Canna is translated as sweet cane, although the word sweet appears nowhere in the original. In Jeremiah six 20, Canna is translated as Sweet Kane. In Ezekiel 27 19, Canna is translated as kalmus in Song of [00:03:00] Songs.
Four 14 Canna is translated in kalmus. This has all happened when the Greek, the oldest known, uh, Greek version, uh, from translation from, uh, Hebrew and Aromatic Aramaic, um, translation was when that, uh, error occurred. It also says, uh, en So's peace. Uh, another piece of evidence regarding the use of the word canna in the sense of hemp, rather than reed among the Hebrews as the religious requirement that the dead be buried in canna shirts.
Uh, and so that is even further proof that canna boso is in fact cannabis or hemp, and literally canna, uh, is translated to the word hemp. So why do we bring this up? Well, the reason that we bring this up is that when you look at the original text, um, as we talked about here with Moses being given the recipe for the Holy Anointing oil, uh, it talks about, um, [00:04:00] six and a half liters roughly, or 250 sh shackles at the time of canosa.
So in this holy anointing oil that was reserved back 2,800 years ago just for high priest and then later for kings, um, you know, Jesus who was uh, a Jewish rabbi, uh, saw the error of this wave. And so he took the anointing oil that was reserved for high priests and kings, and he started to give it to everyone.
So not only. Jewish, um, you know, followers, but also to giving it to the Gentiles and the Sumerians and everybody, everybody was welcome in the church of Jesus. And again, that's why the high priests of Juddaism. We're so upset. One of the many reasons, but that was a very critical reason, was that, um, you know, Jesus was speaking and, and breaking [00:05:00] bread and helping, um, and preaching to gentiles or non-Jewish people.
And so again, this canna Boso where he went out with his mission and his 12 disciples. Uh, it was a, was a part of the healing mission at the Anointed Oil. Messiah means the anointed one Christ means the anointed one. Uh, you know, there's plenty of of evidence even in the Gospel of Thomas and some of the gospels that didn't make it.
Uh, didn't make the cut in 360 7, uh, when the Roman, uh, empire, uh, decided which parts of the Bible were gonna be left in and which parts were gonna be left out. But in those parts it talks about that even a baptism and included an anointing. And so lots of la original, you know, times and what actually happened when Jesus was here on this earth have been edited or censored or mistranslated, or.
Uh, just not accurate as the far as the [00:06:00] importance of the anointing, which, you know, Jesus was from Nazareth and that's how he was referred to until he was anointed, you know, with this holy anointed oil himself. You know, with John, and a lot of us think of baptism when we think of water, but it was meant for both a water as a cleansing and then the anointing to become a Christ, which later, um, developed into the word Christians because that was the plural term in Greece.
So I know these are a lot of heavy topics and, uh, it's, but it's, we, someone needs to talk about it because at the end of the day, um, these are the facts. Again, this is by Sula Benet. She is the one who, uh, 1967 as a Polish anthropologist, uh, showed all of this information of how it exactly, um, is translated from those original texts.
And so again, that's why we want to talk about it here, is to make sure that you guys are exposed to it. And that's what we're trying to do [00:07:00] here, uh, is show you this information and teach you what is the truth about this miracle plant with so many names, as you can see. With all the different translations.
Uh, it does have a lot of different names, but the most important part is that we talk about, um, you know, that it was used, you know, for thou, for hundreds and hundreds of years. And it has many, many medicinal benefits and it's helped with burns and it's helped with cuts, and it's helped with, uh, you know, it's been a part of, um, you know, a healing journey and a healing plant for, you know, we have it dating back 8,000 years, uh, in medical Oriental.
Uh, journals as well. So again, we're talking here, uh, about Sulu, Benet and Canam. And, uh, the Gospel of Philip, uh, is a very powerful gospel that was found in the Dead Sea Scrolls and the Dead Sea Scrolls were these other gospels, um, of the times of Jesus, you know, firsthand account. Um, [00:08:00] that were written down, you know, um, over time and they're dating back, you know, to this, this, you know, the era of Jesus.
Um, you know, we're talking, you know, uh, they were discovered in 14, uh, 1945, um, by some farmers looking for some fertilizer. Uh, and, and then it was, it was the first time that we've had access to firsthand accounts. Of the times of Jesus and in these first time firsthand accounts, you know specifically, When we're talking about, um, you know, the Gospel of Philip, I can read you some of it here.
Uh, that's the book that we've talked to before, uh, which is, uh, Chris Bennett's book, uh, which is called Sex Drugs Violence in the Bible, along with Neil McQueen and Ford by Richard Cohen. Talks about instead of the nasic, uh, track tape, the gospel of Philip, uh, records, records that the anointing. Uh, parenthesis, charisma is superior to the baptism.
For the anointing. We were [00:09:00] called the anointed ones, Christians, not because of the baptism. And Christ was also, uh, named because of the anointing for the father, anointed the Son and the son anointed the apostles and the apostles anointed us. He therefore, who has been anointed, has the all. He has the resurrection, the light, the cross, the Holy Spirit through the text.
Light is associated with theism. And it is stated that if one receives this unction, which is this oil, this person is no longer a Christian but a Christ. This is the Gospel of Philip. Similarly, the gospel of truth records that Jesus specifically came into their midst so that he might anoint them with the anointment.
The anointment is the mercy of the Father. Those whom he has anointed are ones who have been perfect. The anointing with oil has also greater representation than baptism in, in Nosis, which is SICs is even regarded as more significant. This [00:10:00] association is linked up with the name of Christ or the Anointed one, or even the Messiah in Greek, um, you know, translation.
So again, you know, again, we're just trying to break the facts down for you so you can look this up. Go look. You can go Google. The Gospel of Philip, and you'll see this, you can go Googles le Benet, uh, and you can look at her works, you know, with the early diffusion in folk uses of hemp. My main point is, you know, the most influential book ever written and, and likely the most influential man who's ever walked this earth, Jesus Christ.
Uh, used cannabis, used hemp in their, in their daily lives, in their spiritual and physical healing, um, of people. And it was, it was used by . You know, millions and millions and millions of people over the years for anything from, like I said, cuts or burns or pains or headaches or, uh, antibacterial purposes.
I mean, it, it truly is a miracle plant. And as you've heard us talk [00:11:00] on this podcast many times with many different stories and many different diagnosises with many incredible miracles that we've seen, uh, again, we are just pointing out the facts because as we know, there is so much. Against this miracle plant.
Uh, you know, back in 1937, there was an America, we passed a. A marijuana tax act, which was a made up word again, you know, talk about so many names. Um, that was a Mexican slang term that was used to, to scare. And there was political reasons to outlaw, uh, marijuana. Um, you know, there's pharmaceutical reasons and they also outlawed hemp, which even George Washington and Thomas Jefferson grew hemp as a cash crop.
And Thomas Jefferson said that hemp was a matter of national security because it had so many uses and that every farmer back in those days, Had to grow at least one acre of hemp. It was required by law in America that you had to grow at least one acre of hemp. So because it had [00:12:00] so many uses, and we had to have that national security of that powerful, powerful miracle plant.
So again, We're talking about the history of this miracle plant and how how prevalent it has been in, in, in our journey as, as humans on this planet. And it has been misconstrued. It has been demonized. You have been lied to about this plant. It has been censored, it has been edited out as we just demonstrated.
Can you imagine what world we would live in? Had you known that you could rub raw hemp? On your, you know, injured knee and it would have immediate anti-inflammation and pain reducing. Um, you know, uh, treatment for you, no pharmaceutical drugs, no side effects. It's antibacterial. So even if you cut your, your leg, you would also be getting these benefits as well.
And again, that's why we're talking about this because we need [00:13:00] to know these. This is, these are the facts, this is the truth. This plant, like I said, is a part of the, the most, you know, printed. Uh, book we have on this planet, and it is all over the book, especially in the original texts, you know, the Hebrew texts and, and everything until they translated over to Greek.
Um, and again, that's why I want to keep talking about this because I'm not hearing anyone else talk about it. And it's like in the beginning when I, when I saw the power of this miracle plant and how it helped heal my son from a severe diagnosis of autism. And nobody knew that about it back then. Uh, there was very limited re uh, you know, research or just, it just wasn't a lot of information out there, especially in the United States, um, that I just made it my mission to pay it forward.
And that was seven or eight years ago. And, and actually it's Shay's birthday tomorrow, he turns 11. So we're gonna go have a birthday party with his, his baseball buddies and, uh, at the golf and stuff out here in [00:14:00] Ventura. And, you know, do some putt putt and some go-karts and some video games and, and all that fun stuff.
So, uh, it was my mission to pay it forward, uh, and, and teach people just about cannabis dial, which we call cbd, which comes from cannabis or hemp, which is non psychoactive, will not get you high. Uh, and I developed a raw version of this oil or unction that I gave to my son. Uh, to help clear, uh, the, uh, the fog of his severe, um, you know, mental, uh, you know, neurological diagnosis.
So, again, I'm hopping on here. I'm gonna keep talking about this topic cuz I don't hear anyone else talking about it. And hopefully this, uh, will intrigue you to, to go to Dr. Google or, or, you know, you can go check out AI and ask them about it. Uh, you know, my preferred, obviously AI is click mind ai, but, uh, uh, you know, at the end of the day, go do so, do your own research that's out there.
The facts are out there. Um, [00:15:00] there there's no disputing what everything that I read from you is directly from either the Gospel of Philip or the Bible, uh, and the original texts, uh, that came out. And now you're hearing from Sulu Benet that the word was translated and hidden from us, whether it was on purpose or not.
I have my beliefs, but it was hidden and now it's time to shine the light on the truth. I forget who it was that said it, but I loved it. When I heard it, they said, the truth just sounds right when you hear it. And doesn't it sound right that something called Canna Boso that was used in the, you know, earliest text 2,800 years ago when the burning bush spoke to Moses to give him the recipe for the holy anointing oil.
That, that the canum is cannabis. I mean, and Soula bonnet had proven there. So this plant has been a part of our. Uh, you know, healing and, and anointing [00:16:00] and just amazing things. It's been a part of our history and you need to know the facts. You need to know the truth. This plant is not here to harm you.
This plant is here to help you. And it's been used in helping, uh, humans for thousands of years. Uh, now we need to, um, allow it to help someone. Cuz you know, someone right now who's struggling with the health ailment, we all do. Um, and this plant can help because it helps our bodies find what's called homeostasis or balance.
Our bodies have Every mammal has what's called an endo cannabinoid system. Uh, meaning that our bodies are creating our own cannabinoids, like C, b, D, and when our body makes it, it's called two dash Ag. But we can also find these cannabinoids in, in, in plants like kale, like broccoli. And that cannabidiol, which is we abbreviated for C B D, um, helps, uh, you know, [00:17:00] enrich or, or, or, you know, gives the nutrients to fill up the endocannabinoid system.
And that endocannabinoid system helps balance all the other physical systems in your body. So regardless of whatever the issue is, it's like the puppet master, right? And there's nine puppets, and each one of those nine puppets is a major, you know, system like respiratory, circulatory, skeletal, hor, you know, hormonal, uh, and, and endocrine.
And so it, it's when you have the puppet master that's healthy, it can make sure all those other systems are balanced and healthy as well. And so that's why this plant is so powerful and why we've heard so many beautiful, amazing, miraculous stories. Is because this plant helps our bodies find balance and that's when the, the reduces the inflammation or it helps with the stress and the popcorn brain that we get.
Uh, and it helps with sleep and the circadian rhythms to find that deep sleep. You know, we need that four hours of r e m continuous sleep for our bodies to find homeostasis, [00:18:00] to recharge. Uh, you know, many of us need more than four hours. Um, you know, person, I'm a seven or eight myself, but. But again, this miracle plant helps and helps our bodies find balance, helps our brains, helps our nerve endings.
Um, that's why we've seen so many amazing things. And I just want to, to, to, to. To spur a conversation with you and I, I want to challenge you to try some products, try some. We would always recommend trying whole plant raw plants, eat the plant, don't heat the plant. The plant is meant, uh, you know, to be, our bodies are meant to set up, to consume it in it's natural form that our, the plant, cannabis or hemp, uh, makes, uh, it's called, uh, canna delic acid or C B D A.
And then unfortunately, um, Uh, people for, you know, whatever reason, um, they burn the plant to extract it and they burn off the a and turn cbd, which the plant makes, and then they turn it into cbd, which the human makes. [00:19:00] Well, as we all know, Dr. Raphael Ulla, who's the, the godfather of cannabinoid medicine, uh, he proved that C B D A raw C B D that the plant makes is up to a thousand times more effective than isolated human heated.
Uh, overprocessed, C B D, which makes sense, right? If you were just to take a bite out of a fresh organic apple you picked in your backyard, your body would know exactly how to use all those live enzymes and those nutrients and get it dispersed all through your system in your body. Cuz that's how we've, that's how we've made it, you know, for millions of years on this planet.
Whereas if you took that apple and you cooked it down and you processed it, and you bleached it, and you turned it into like, you know, a, a vitamin. You know, c or, or, or some type of one molecule from the apple, and you give it to your body, your body doesn't know what to do with that. That's not natural.
It's not normal. Our bodies, they'll get something out of it, I'm sure, but a lot of it will just pass through [00:20:00] because your, our bodies are not set up to receive single molecule, uh, you know, compounds. And that is the pharmaceutical model. And that's why there are so many side effects. And that's why there isn't as much that works, uh, when it comes to doing that type of medicine because it's not natural.
Uh, it's, we didn't evolve with single molecule compounds. Um, you know, we evolved with plants, we evolved with nature. Uh, we evolved with this plant. In fact, we have evidence that this plant and humans have been in contact and we've been using it in the beginning of farming. For 30,000 years, uh, that we would take it with us nomadically, wherever we lived or moved, uh, cannabis or hemp, which is the same thing.
Uh, cannabis is the name of the plant. Hemp is, if it's low in, uh, you know, THC and high end, C B D. Uh, like we're talking about, or C B D A. And then that marijuana word is just a made up word that an arbitrary number of 0.3% [00:21:00] THC and above, uh, is, is, is considered marijuana. And the marijuana. If you have a lot of th c a and you burn off the th c a, it turns into th thc delta nine.
And that has some type of intoxicating effects, which again, is not what we're talking about here. We're talking about eating a raw hemp plant with high in C B D A or, or cold pressing it like we do, and getting all of the health benefits, uh, and all of these incredible, uh, healing benefits that we've seen here at the Miracle Podcast.
So I wanted to come on. Just talk a little bit with you guys today. If you have any questions, do send us an email. Uh, probably the best email for me is info the miracle plant.org g, and any questions you have, if you want to be a guest, uh, if you have, uh, any other ideas or topics that you want to cover.
If you want us to go further into this particular topic, then we're always [00:22:00] happy, uh, to make sure that we can hear those questions and we can answer those questions. And that you, uh, can learn all that you want to learn about this miracle plant with so many names. So that's it for today. I'm super excited that we had a chance to talk about this Canam and how important it was and the Old Testament and the New Testament and the Gospel of Philip and, and the Gospel of Thomas and.
And those Dead Sea scrolls, I challenge you to all read more about 'em. I mean, if you're, if you're a Christian or, or if you think Jesus was a cool dude and you wanna know more, there's more firsthand account of his time here on Earth. Uh, that was, uh, discovered in 1945 and 46 in the Dead Sea Scrolls. And you can see what the literal, literal translations were and, and learn more for yourself about what was going on.
And of course, We are just focusing on one aspect, which is really that cannabis, or cannabis or [00:23:00] hemp, uh, was a part of, uh, Jesus' ministry and it was a part of, of, you know, uh, his healing mission to heal the world. Just as our mission is to reach a billion people by 2025, about the power of this miracle plant, especially in the Raw forum.
So at the end of every podcast, we say Heal the world. Cuz as you know, that is the mission here at the Miracle Plant Podcast. So again, on the counter three, let's say heal the world and send out those vibes to those people out there that need it. That are looking for a miracle, and then they can hear this podcast or they can, you can forward this podcast to them, or you can review this podcast so more people can find it.
Uh, again, we just want to share the truth about this miracle plant so others can find it, try it, and have their miracle. And even if all their miracle is, is a good night's sleep or recovering from an injury, um, without side effects or harmful pills or things of that nature, that can be a miracle in and of itself.
So on the counter three, let's say heal the world, everybody ready? 1, 2, 3, [00:24:00] heal the Whale. Thanks for swinging by the Miracle Plant Podcast. We will see you next week. Same time, same bat channel, and happy healing. Be a blessing everybody.