Raw Humility

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> Rich,

>

> >I don't think soaked nuts taste better. Nothing

> really tastes all that great

>

> Once you get your tastebuds detoxed you'll find out

> otherwise. Real food

> can provoke ecstasy.

>

The only real food is raw, plant food and it tastes fine just as it

is. It tastes as good as it can get and that's as good as it gets.

I'm not going to find ecstasy in food, I'm going to find ecstacy in

spirituality. And sweet fruits like pineapple, watermelon, honeydew

melon, blueberries, organic oranges, and the other fruits in

descending order taste as good as food can taste. My tastebuds are

pretty well detoxed at this point, I'd say in about a few months they

should be completely detoxed.

 

I can certainly sense the scratchy taste of grains, the overly sharp

taste of cheese, the fact that meat doesn't go down very well and

it's too chewy, the putrid taste of milk. It's is funny how I

thought I loved the taste of milk once.

 

> For sake of completeness. I didn't know what you

> eat or don't eat.

 

I eat raw plant food, any and every, mostly produce and raw nuts, the

stuff that's easily available in the stores, the first aisle of

supermarkets.

>

> >Oh well, humble is in the eye of the beholder, like

> I

> said.

>

> Or the mouth of the speaker, as I said.

>

That's right, and if you don't know what humility and glory and

greatness and righteousness and happiness are in combined fashion,

then you're missing out on life.