In ancient Taoist China, cannabis was valued for its medicinal and spiritual properties. Taoist texts mention its use in elixirs for longevity and rituals to commune with spirits. While not widely smoked, it was revered for its psychoactive and healing effects, aligning with Taoist goals of harmony and transcendence.

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