Guest guest Posted October 14, 2007 Report Posted October 14, 2007 I don't think meat is necessary, unless your K drives you to eat it. I switched to full vegetarianism after a chat with a Hindu saint during my trip to India a few months ago. As a matter of fact, the woman told me that vegetarianism is going to take my K to the next stage. So far it has made me even more sensitive to external energies (for better or worse), but it's probably way to soon to judge. Sel Quote
Guest guest Posted October 14, 2007 Report Posted October 14, 2007 I really would like to try the Vegan life. But I do crave meat occationally. I crave eggs almost everyday. How would I get all my proteins in if I do go Vegan, without busting the bank on expensive alternatives? I won't do Tofu, I never liked it. Thanks. Lisa ---- selena230 <selena230 wrote: > I don't think meat is necessary, unless your K drives you to eat it. I > switched to full vegetarianism after a chat with a Hindu saint during > my trip to India a few months ago. As a matter of fact, the woman told > me that vegetarianism is going to take my K to the next stage. > > So far it has made me even more sensitive to external energies (for > better or worse), but it's probably way to soon to judge. > > Sel > > Quote
Guest guest Posted October 14, 2007 Report Posted October 14, 2007 Hi Lisa - For protein, I eat alot of beans and brown rice, sauteed in butter before steaming it; it brings out the protein in it. Eggs, too. Melissa , <pleiades69 wrote: > > I really would like to try the Vegan life. But I do crave meat occationally. I crave eggs almost everyday. How would I get all my proteins in if I do go Vegan, without busting the bank on expensive alternatives? I won't do Tofu, I never liked it. Thanks. > Lisa > ---- selena230 <selena230 wrote: > > I don't think meat is necessary, unless your K drives you to eat it. I > > switched to full vegetarianism after a chat with a Hindu saint during > > my trip to India a few months ago. As a matter of fact, the woman told > > me that vegetarianism is going to take my K to the next stage. > > > > So far it has made me even more sensitive to external energies (for > > better or worse), but it's probably way to soon to judge. > > > > Sel > > > > > Quote
Guest guest Posted October 14, 2007 Report Posted October 14, 2007 I'm sorry; Lyme moment . . . sauteed in olive oil, not butter. Melissa , " Melissa " <mm7810 wrote: > > Hi Lisa - > > For protein, I eat alot of beans and brown rice, sauteed in butter > before steaming it; it brings out the protein in it. Eggs, too. > > Melissa > , > <pleiades69@> wrote: > > > > I really would like to try the Vegan life. But I do crave meat > occationally. I crave eggs almost everyday. How would I get all my > proteins in if I do go Vegan, without busting the bank on expensive > alternatives? I won't do Tofu, I never liked it. Thanks. > > Lisa > > ---- selena230 <selena230@> wrote: > > > I don't think meat is necessary, unless your K drives you to eat > it. I > > > switched to full vegetarianism after a chat with a Hindu saint > during > > > my trip to India a few months ago. As a matter of fact, the > woman told > > > me that vegetarianism is going to take my K to the next stage. > > > > > > So far it has made me even more sensitive to external energies > (for > > > better or worse), but it's probably way to soon to judge. > > > > > > Sel > > > > > > > > > Quote
Guest guest Posted October 15, 2007 Report Posted October 15, 2007 I am not a vegan. I am just a regular vegetarian, Indian style. Milk and yogurt are still part of my diet. Lentils, chick peas, beans, and all types of nuts are a great source of proteins, and so are some grains like millet and quinoa. Sel , <pleiades69 wrote: > > I really would like to try the Vegan life. But I do crave meat occationally. I crave eggs almost everyday. How would I get all my proteins in if I do go Vegan, without busting the bank on expensive alternatives? I won't do Tofu, I never liked it. Thanks. > Lisa > ---- selena230 <selena230 wrote: > > I don't think meat is necessary, unless your K drives you to eat it. I > > switched to full vegetarianism after a chat with a Hindu saint during > > my trip to India a few months ago. As a matter of fact, the woman told > > me that vegetarianism is going to take my K to the next stage. > > > > So far it has made me even more sensitive to external energies (for > > better or worse), but it's probably way to soon to judge. > > > > Sel > > > > > Quote
Guest guest Posted October 15, 2007 Report Posted October 15, 2007 Thank you Melissa, there's a lot of prep work to make beans. Soak, rinse and rinse and rinse. Then there's the gas... eeeks. I will give it a try. I think I'm tired of meat and I want to 'clean out' my insides. ---- Melissa <mm7810 wrote: > Hi Lisa - > > For protein, I eat alot of beans and brown rice, sauteed in butter > before steaming it; it brings out the protein in it. Eggs, too. > > Melissa > , > <pleiades69 wrote: > > > > I really would like to try the Vegan life. But I do crave meat > occationally. I crave eggs almost everyday. How would I get all my > proteins in if I do go Vegan, without busting the bank on expensive > alternatives? I won't do Tofu, I never liked it. Thanks. > > Lisa > > ---- selena230 <selena230 wrote: > > > I don't think meat is necessary, unless your K drives you to eat > it. I > > > switched to full vegetarianism after a chat with a Hindu saint > during > > > my trip to India a few months ago. As a matter of fact, the > woman told > > > me that vegetarianism is going to take my K to the next stage. > > > > > > So far it has made me even more sensitive to external energies > (for > > > better or worse), but it's probably way to soon to judge. > > > > > > Sel > > > > > > > > > > Quote
Guest guest Posted October 15, 2007 Report Posted October 15, 2007 Put a pinch or so of baking soda in the beans while cooking. It will take care of the gas. Linda , <pleiades69 wrote: > > Thank you Melissa, there's a lot of prep work to make beans. Soak, rinse and rinse and rinse. Then there's the gas... eeeks. I will give it a try. I think I'm tired of meat and I want to 'clean out' my insides. > > > ---- Melissa <mm7810 wrote: > > Hi Lisa - > > > > For protein, I eat alot of beans and brown rice, sauteed in butter > > before steaming it; it brings out the protein in it. Eggs, too. > > > > Melissa > > , > > <pleiades69@> wrote: > > > > > > I really would like to try the Vegan life. But I do crave meat > > occationally. I crave eggs almost everyday. How would I get all my > > proteins in if I do go Vegan, without busting the bank on expensive > > alternatives? I won't do Tofu, I never liked it. Thanks. > > > Lisa > > > ---- selena230 <selena230@> wrote: > > > > I don't think meat is necessary, unless your K drives you to eat > > it. I > > > > switched to full vegetarianism after a chat with a Hindu saint > > during > > > > my trip to India a few months ago. As a matter of fact, the > > woman told > > > > me that vegetarianism is going to take my K to the next stage. > > > > > > > > So far it has made me even more sensitive to external energies > > (for > > > > better or worse), but it's probably way to soon to judge. > > > > > > > > Sel > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote
Guest guest Posted October 15, 2007 Report Posted October 15, 2007 Really? I never heard of this. Thank you! lisa ---- Linda <crazycats711 wrote: > Put a pinch or so of baking soda in the beans while cooking. It will > take care of the gas. > > Linda > > , > <pleiades69 wrote: > > > > Thank you Melissa, there's a lot of prep work to make beans. Soak, > rinse and rinse and rinse. Then there's the gas... eeeks. I will give > it a try. I think I'm tired of meat and I want to 'clean out' my > insides. > > > > > > ---- Melissa <mm7810 wrote: > > > Hi Lisa - > > > > > > For protein, I eat alot of beans and brown rice, sauteed in > butter > > > before steaming it; it brings out the protein in it. Eggs, too. > > > > > > Melissa > > > , > > > <pleiades69@> wrote: > > > > > > > > I really would like to try the Vegan life. But I do crave meat > > > occationally. I crave eggs almost everyday. How would I get all > my > > > proteins in if I do go Vegan, without busting the bank on > expensive > > > alternatives? I won't do Tofu, I never liked it. Thanks. > > > > Lisa > > > > ---- selena230 <selena230@> wrote: > > > > > I don't think meat is necessary, unless your K drives you to > eat > > > it. I > > > > > switched to full vegetarianism after a chat with a Hindu > saint > > > during > > > > > my trip to India a few months ago. As a matter of fact, the > > > woman told > > > > > me that vegetarianism is going to take my K to the next > stage. > > > > > > > > > > So far it has made me even more sensitive to external > energies > > > (for > > > > > better or worse), but it's probably way to soon to judge. > > > > > > > > > > Sel > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote
Guest guest Posted October 15, 2007 Report Posted October 15, 2007 That would be Linda lol - blessings to all three of you - chrism , <pleiades69 wrote: > > Really? I never heard of this. Thank you! > lisa > > ---- Linda <crazycats711 wrote: > > Put a pinch or so of baking soda in the beans while cooking. It will > > take care of the gas. > > > > Quote
Guest guest Posted October 16, 2007 Report Posted October 16, 2007 Pre-soaking the beans will also help the gas issue (bring dried beans to a boil for 5 minutes, then turn the power/fire off and soak for 1 hour... then discard the water where the beans soaked) and cook as normal. -------------- Original message ---------------------- <pleiades69 > Thank you Melissa, there's a lot of prep work to make beans. Soak, rinse and > rinse and rinse. Then there's the gas... eeeks. I will give it a try. I think > I'm tired of meat and I want to 'clean out' my insides. > > > ---- Melissa <mm7810 wrote: > > Hi Lisa - > > > > For protein, I eat alot of beans and brown rice, sauteed in butter > > before steaming it; it brings out the protein in it. Eggs, too. > > > > Melissa > > , > > <pleiades69 wrote: > > > > > > I really would like to try the Vegan life. But I do crave meat > > occationally. I crave eggs almost everyday. How would I get all my > > proteins in if I do go Vegan, without busting the bank on expensive > > alternatives? I won't do Tofu, I never liked it. Thanks. > > > Lisa > > > ---- selena230 <selena230 wrote: > > > > I don't think meat is necessary, unless your K drives you to eat > > it. I > > > > switched to full vegetarianism after a chat with a Hindu saint > > during > > > > my trip to India a few months ago. As a matter of fact, the > > woman told > > > > me that vegetarianism is going to take my K to the next stage. > > > > > > > > So far it has made me even more sensitive to external energies > > (for > > > > better or worse), but it's probably way to soon to judge. > > > > > > > > Sel > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote
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