Our Stage of Civilization

[Guest guest]

The body must

needs adapt to whatever we put in it, but we could put more loving,

safe things in their if we were wise.

 

We institutionalize and refine the art of eating because we don't

trust God that he'll take care of our food needs because of all the

starvation that has taken place in history. Had those people been

willing to just eat a raw, vegan diet, they would have been fine too.

 

Man is scared to death about food, so he plays with it endlessly,

and it's mostly just a remnant of old hurts. So is everyone getting

overweight in this day and generation. Because man couldn't do that

for so long he's going to enjoy it for awhile in this technological

age of food processing. This is part of the nature of mass beliefs

which a favorite author of mine talks about.

 

Too much time is spent on food, cooking, processing, buying,

cleaning up, etc., it lacks service. And we eat too much, it's

selfish compared to our needs, the needs of others and the needs of

our environment.

 

Rich before: I don't hear of people dying of starvation but I do

here

of them having horrible illnesses and I think it's mostly due to

their diet. I think you can eat pretty much anything and be healthy,

as long as you eat. You get all the nutrition you need from

virtually

any diet. Much love.

 

~Someone now: That's a pretty generous statement, and it's what I

deduced

too when all the baloney was removed (pun intended). The body must

needs adapt to whatever we put in it. With an abundance and little

worry of stravation, eating has become more

functional than critical. We humans, in such a situation, tend to

institutionalize and

refine the art of eating since we, on average, spend ten years

masticating, and 76 years digesting 100 tons of food, twelve bull

elephants worth...

 

~More love.