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Originally Posted by moonrambler  What would be the benefit of that, if we could make a declaration about food that fits within what more people would call reasonable guidelines?
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If we are creating our own reality, why are some of us, for instance, creating a reality where a raw food diet is the healthiest one, when it's so utterly restrictive? |
We create through consciousness, not thought. You can think "bacon and Red Bull are great for me" all day, but until consciousness
un-links food from health, you'll have to stay within the boundaries of diet you believe in.
The linkage that food creates health is the problem.
If I want health then I have to eat these foods. If I don't eat these foods, I will not have great health. That's all a crock.
Food does not create health.
The choice for health creates health. Period.
Consciousness has got health linked to food, vitamins, exercise, sunlight, stress... a ton of stuff. And it plays a game of denial with it. You can deal with it or not. It's not wrong to play with this programming, it's just what you're playing with right now. If you want to begin the process of unlinking the choices and enjoy your eating for eating's sake, you can do that too. You'll need to focus your consciousness differently.
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Originally Posted by dave marshall Hi,
what you see here is simply the power of beleifs. We do create the effects that food has upon us and have strong beliefs about the food we eat.
For me, I choose to beleive that all that I eat enhances my health, that allows me to have alot of freedom about my diet and its effects. I also eat what I feel like eating, some days I will get a sense that certian types of food would suit better and I try to follow the feeling.
The power of belief is absolute and enourmeous and the various diets that people undertake are driven by their beleifs and ideas, change those beleifs and you can change the diets.
dave |
well said.