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Food for thought
Dear Reader,
The more I have focussed on improving my condition, the more I have realised that it all boils down to taking responsibility for my life. My self-work permeated and positively affected every aspect of my life, including my health. Spiritual seeking changed the vibratory pattern of my cells, and I became more aligned to sattvik food. Three things happened in quick succession:
• My desire to eat meat left me, and I no longer salivated on seeing it.
• My excessive fondness for food also diminished, and I no longer was the glutton that I used to be.
• Thirdly, healthy eating, that supported my body in maintaining good health, became a permanent feature of my life.
I deeply realised that enjoying good health was essentially a spiritual state because things that come in its way, such as wrong habits and addictions, are the product of a mind that is orbiting away from its spiritual centre. Not only that; once you are more aligned with a natural way of living, the flavours of natural foods come alive for you. You realise that the fibres, flesh, and juices present in fruits and vegetables are made up of the same compounds that make up your body and are joyfully assimilated by it. Natural foods are complementary in nature to the human body and – if we do not pollute them with pesticides and genetic modification – are no less than medicine for us. The cover story for October is on the miraculous healing properties hidden in food that can heal people of chronic ailments, as well as restore lasting health and vitality. All that you have to do is to become more attuned to the messages relayed by your body and do its bidding.
We have another fascinating article on the Bosnian pyramids this month. The presence of these highly charged ancient structures is proof that the history of mankind and its desire for spiritual ascension are much older than we think. There is no end to growth and discovery.
Have a happy October.