[Harmonic_Concordance] What is Ascension ? Yeast !

[Guest guest]

thank YOU again, Chandara!

 

life, ascension, enlightenment, immortality is a resonance

with divine nature -- our Great Mothers' song of creation.

 

for those who are still 'centering' in the river of life, the

journey back to her womb is of cleansing, learning worlds

of culture, and becoming whole in our physical beings.

 

the physical is the heart, center, of the spiritual being.

 

when those of use who have been brought up in pain

and ignorance and disease learn about hygiene -- health --

cultivation of the whole sacred path --

 

we give up the coarse lifestyles which produce pain

and disease -- and take up the harmonious, celebratory,

enabling practices of ecstasy, bliss, wisdom, respect.

 

thus giving up the violence of meat-eating, the abuse

of cooked-food, the alcoholism, medications and poisons --

and wake up to the eudemonia, samadhi, gentling of

raw vegan organic and probiotic food consumption --

 

leading us to the knowledge of the internal 'flora & fauna' --

the yeasts, bacteria, parasites, viruses, molds, etc which

infest and consume our bodily organs and immune systems

[supported by the cooked-food and other foods which enable

them.]

 

when we go raw, and probiotic, we learn the gentle yeast

and bacterias which SUPPORT and supplement our immune

systems -- actually act as a first line of defence for our immune

systems -- as well as themselves producing additional nutrients

which otherwise would be missing from our provincial or

unbalanced diets.

 

we return to the living. we become ONE with nature.

 

and waken to the greatest nourishment -- the pure waters,

winds and sunshines of Mother Earth and GrandMother Sun.

 

and physical immortality can become a reality.

 

the spiritual reality unbounded.

 

our celestial homeland

'rediscovered'

within ...

 

Millennium Twain

 

 

--- Chandara Goel wrote:

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> The 'yeast' of the Pharisees indeed.......on all dimensions, this enzyme has

impacts along all

> dimensions, but is yeast a 'bad thing, in and of itself'? Only according to

context/usage.

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