Conscious Nutrition
A wonderful way to support and encourage greater balance and peace in your life is to be more aware of the subtle, yet profound ways that food is affecting us and the world every day, on a physical, mental and emotional level.
For example, eating heavy, dense food can leave us feeling heavy and dense.
Eating more light and vibrant foods encourage us to feel light and more vibrant!
We make life much easier for ourselves on all levels when we give our body optimum foods that require a minimum of effort to digest. whilst giving maximum possible nutrition and life-force.
The subject of nutrition is not simply a question of the food we eat at meals.
Besides nutrients, foods contain scents, colours and invisible particles that attract pure light, light that is so essential for our joyful life and well-being.
The choices we make are thus of great significance.
The difference between flesh-based and vegetarian foods lies in the amount of sunlight they contain.
Fruits and vegetables are so steeped in sunlight, that one could say they are a condensed form of light.
In order to develop the qualities of the heart, besides eating peacefully, consider eating consciously.
This means bringing in more light by eating foods full of concentrated light.
These foods contain the beautiful sounds that connect our hearts to the rhythms and invisible aspects of the Universe.
Your future depends on how you eat and what you eat.
Focusing on organic fresh fruits and vegetables that are in season is a way to connect to Nature and it”s rhythms and cycles, so that one may be in harmony with it.
Nature is an omnipresent guide and a reference to how human beings can live harmoniously on the planet.
OPTIMUM FOODS
- All fresh, ripe fruit and vegetables (raw and local is ideal)
- Sprouted seeds, grains and beans (e.g. sunflower seeds, quinoa, mung beans)
- Sea Vegetables (e.g. spirulina, dulse, wakame, nori)
- Superfoods (e.g. hemp seeds, goji berries, wheatgrass)
- Cultured Foods (e.g. sauerkraut, tempeh, kefir)
Such a diet would exclude foods that deplete the body of light such as meat, fish, poultry, eggs and refined foods such as white sugar, white flour, deep frozen and/or processed foods.
Food manufacture is one of the most water intensive activities in the world and it takes far less water to produce plants than meat. A vegetarian diet helps to decrease water consumption and pollution.
The vast amount of land used to raise animals is causing environmental problems such as habitat destruction and deforestation. Going vegetarian will halve the land-use of your diet.
Your body is your temple and every action within the temple, done with conscious intention, creates a more harmonious outcome.
The secret to opening the treasure-house of food, is the love and compassion attained within your consciousness.
The treasure is the sun, condensed into particles, which we can send to all the centres in our bodies.
By choosing your foods consciously you break the cycle of action and reaction.
You become light in the world – dissolving unconsciousness in the light of your new way of eating.
You become a reflection of consciousness in a most pure form.
Thank you for your consideration.
Tony Samara, author of ‘Shaman’s Wisdom,’ ‘The Simplicity of Love Meditation,’ ‘Different Yet the Same,’ ‘Karma, Mantra and Beyond’ and ‘Discover Your Inner Buddha’ has been inspiring thousands of readers to discover inner peace and greater fulfillment in their lives, through the power and simplicity of practical Spirituality. At the core of his teachings lies the evolution of human consciousness, which in today’s world is vital for achieving deep, personal happiness, inner peace and the illumination of one’s inner quest.
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