The Art of Being Together: A Shared State
Love brings people into the same space. Staying present within it takes intention.
The Bridge Between Body and Mind: Understanding the Endocannabinoid System
When we talk about the connection between body and mind, it often sounds abstract, something felt more than explained. But biologically, that connection has a name: the endocannabinoid system.
THC For A Cause: Introducing Black Cherry Seltzer
THC For A Cause was created from a simple belief: THC can do more than make us feel good, it can help us do good.
Why Regulating Hemp Matters: Stability, Safety, and the Future
Why regulating hemp matters for farmers, small businesses, and consumers. Learn how thoughtful, science-based hemp regulation protects communities and supports responsible brands like Stigma.
The Future of Hemp Is on the Line: Here’s What You Need to Know
The hemp industry is facing the most significant federal threat since the 2018 Farm Bill. In late 2025, Congress passed — and the President signed — a federal funding bill (H.R. 5371) that rewrites the definition of hemp nationwide.
Your Mindful Moment: THC as a Gateway to Creativity.
Creativity has often been portrayed as chaotic. The all-nighter, bursts of genius, the messy muse. But what if creativity is actually a state of presence, a type of rhythm we can return to when our mind, body, and energy align.
Did you know that Stigma only makes products made with natural, plant-based phytocannabinoids?
We never use synthetic alternatives like chemically-modified Delta-8-THC. Accept no substitutes for nature!
Did you know that while the cannabis plant can potentially produce over a hundred different cannabinoids, there is one that is more powerful– and controversial– than all the rest: Delta-9-THC, or just THC for short.
THC is the primary psychoactive compound that the plant produces. It is not yet known how the cannabis plant managed to so perfectly mimic and exploit our internal chemistry. Some researchers refer to the synergy between humans and THC as a “happy accident” (with an emphasis on “happy”).
Did you know the effects from consuming cannabis are not only caused by cannabinoids like CBD and THC, but also from the aromatic compounds it produces?
These compounds are generally known as terpenes, and they are found throughout the plant kingdom.
