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Michelle · 11-05-2006, 10:12 PM

Thank you all for your replies so far.

My diet consists of many whole organic foods which are supposed to be energy givers (for long hours standing on stage) like brown rice, polenta, whole wheat pasta. I am a big fan of beans and lentils. I eat dairy but do not drink milk.

Where I admit to lacking is in the veggie/fruit area. I do eat these foods as well, but perhaps not in the needed quantities? I was out to dinner tonight with my boyfriend and ordered some vegetable kebabs and pumpkin soup. Honestly, when my meal arrived, I couldn't stop thinking "Where is my food, where is my food?", and I can't admit to feeling satisfied.

I tend to be very sensitive to my environment, and am quite aware of vibrational differences in foods/people, etc. Do you think an inability to maintain vegetarianism is a direct reflection of a low state of consciousness?

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Michelle Moderator Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Nidau, Switzerland Posts: 1,179	My Diet Thank you all for your replies so far. My diet consists of many whole organic foods which are supposed to be energy givers (for long hours standing on stage) like brown rice, polenta, whole wheat pasta. I am a big fan of beans and lentils. I eat dairy but do not drink milk. Where I admit to lacking is in the veggie/fruit area. I do eat these foods as well, but perhaps not in the needed quantities? I was out to dinner tonight with my boyfriend and ordered some vegetable kebabs and pumpkin soup. Honestly, when my meal arrived, I couldn't stop thinking "Where is my food, where is my food?", and I can't admit to feeling satisfied. I tend to be very sensitive to my environment, and am quite aware of vibrational differences in foods/people, etc. Do you think an inability to maintain vegetarianism is a direct reflection of a low state of consciousness?