Digest Number 990

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>> I will try to post the Indian Tea recipe for stomach ailments for you Jerry.

My mother always mentions it. It involves putting Fennel seeds, Ginger Root,

Cinnamon, and a vitally important seed called Ajwain... >>

This sounds wonderful. Where will you post it? One of my favorite teas

is Chai (traditional) served very hot, and I like it without the milk,

though I know the milk is supposed to be part of it. There is also a

very wonderful tea called Yogi Tea, originated I think by Yogi

Bhajan's group. If anyone knows how to make this tea, I would be so

happy because I cannot find it in my neck of the woods (podunk,

Idaho).

I too have gastrointestinal challenges, among other health issues, and

I often have to take extra medication for it, though I already take

daily medication to keep some of these at bay. I find that eating

prasad helps. I make my own, since I do not have my guru close at

hand, nor a temple or satsangha for puja. When I meditate or sing or

do anything I feel is celebrating the Divine, sometimes I offer

fruit. I light candles. The next day, or sometimes a few days later,

I eat the fruit, and sometimes also share it with my hubby. It always

is wonderful. Shanti ~ Linda

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Hi again Linda,

 

<nierika

> I too have gastrointestinal challenges, among other health issues, ...

> ... celebrating the Divine, sometimes I offer fruit....

> ... a day, or sometimes a few days later, I eat the fruit, and sometimes

also share

> it with my hubby. ...

 

I knew it, (gi trouble) see my previous post.

Tapas, will, is connected with the solar plexus energy centre,

gastro-intestinal tract problems are stemming from it... so please read the

diet and recipe part on my webpages.

You need loads of full spectrum digestive enzymes (double the usual dose at

least for a year), the fruit breakfast part is especially important. The

fact that you eat the 'offered' fruit "a few days later" is not just

coincidental... the enzymatic action has increased. Fruit is food for the

divine and to humans it is offered so that they may reclaim their divinity

(the Adam and Eve story unsoured and put right.)

 

Love, Wim

Have an apple on me... let it go brown a bit first though :-)