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Nature Loves Courage Ceremonial Carts are built on the intention expressed in each ingredient of the four blends. Looking through the catalogue, you’ll surely find the right cart for your ceremony.

Here Comes Commander Jack

Based on the terpene profile of the iconic cannabis strain, Jack Herer, Commander Jack is designed for those curious about psychedelics without leaving the comforts of their familiar surroundings for a full Ayahuasca experience. This 3:1 THC to DMT ratio is ideal for meditation and deeper introspection.

Celestial Traveller - Lucid Dreamer

Celestial Traveller is a balanced three-part blend of THC : CBD : DMT. Its terpene profile focuses on relaxation and releasing the tension from the day. Slide softly off the shore as you sail away on a celestial journey.

Heaven's Kiss - Away Team

Wade into this ceremonial cart carefully for the THC distillate is strong and the spirit molecule is even stronger. This 2:3 ratio blend is the synthesis of these two elements become larger than their individual parts. The terpenes chosen for this ceremonial cart have been picked for their creative and insightful properties.

When The Mothership Returns...

Mothership is an open eye experience (2:3 CBD: DMT). The psychotropic influence of THC is replaced by the nurturing qualities of CBD distillate, blended with a calming and restful terpene profile.
Nature Loves Courage Ceremonial Carts contain no harmful additives such as propylene glycol or vegetable glycerine. Each Ingredient is purposefully selected for what it brings to the experience. Like a travel itinerary for your psychedelic journey, each Ceremonial Cart lists its Terpenes profile, Cannabinoid Distillate and Spirit Molecule strength.
No experience is guaranteed. I cannot claim that this will be beneficial to you, nor that you’ll achieve the insights that others have received. 
These Ceremonial Carts should be used with intention, not recreation. Overuse will lead to an increased tolerance quickly, so approach wisely. And remember, the importance of set and setting.

Respect The Medicine