Guest guest Posted June 30, 2007 Report Share Posted June 30, 2007 Jeannieh, Thank you so much. Edgar Cayce said something to the effect of that a person who harbors negative thoughts and emotions has something within them far more polluting that the most polluting food. That is not a direct quote, but something that I garnered from his wise words. You see, Love is unconditionally accepting. I hear a lot of shoulds and shouldn't when I hear you speaking, especially about yourself and your comparisons to others. You expect a certain outcome, which is attempting to fit yourself into a certain agenda. I want to say this as gently as possible: Please accept yourself for who you are right now, for anything outside of that is well, outside of Love. Being outside of Love is a sure way to muck up the whole works! So, so suggestions to help you along your way. Whenever you are eating, whatever that may be, clear out your " mind " completely of all thoughts. Go to the deepest center of your heart and feel and know that you are okay and everything is okay and it is all going according to plan. Then, just experience. What are these thoughts telling you what this is or that is not? They're just thoughts of an ego-mind which seeks domination and control over all your behaviors -- very conditional -- like a psycho computer gone really rotten. If it happens to be a raw vegan meal or even vegan meal for that matter, a feeling may arise that you are indeed doing your part to be compassionate and loving, for your choice is helping to heal and create a better reality for everyone! Your choice has now lessened pain, suffering, pollution and increased life, vitality and vibrancy for yourself! What a blessed feeling and knowing this is for anyone that experiences it without words. Who cares about outcomes? Karma, which is to say, natural, intrinsic law takes care of all that without us having to think about what is going to happen, it just does. However, the resistance and insistence of the cognitive mind can and does throw a wrench into these gears with feelings of panic, obnoxious fears that are vibratory patterns that do nothing but shake up and destroy beautiful structures of loving living. So, next time you're eating that apple, feel your teeth slide across the individual cells, after having pierced that beautiful skin with a delectable pop, juices flowing in sweet rivulets, mixing so wholesomely above and beneath the tongue, meeting and marrying the own juices of your being, flowing essence down throat into body. It was made for you, by the One Intelligent One, which is to say, yourself in a far off place that resides in the center of your heart and the entire Infinity at large. Feel that energy now incorporating into your being, knowing that anything that is not it, wanting to flee. Remember, no thinking, be just like you were when you were three, all is alive, full of vibrancy and that magical essence. Peace on your Journeys, Bobby jeannieh h <jeannieh99 wrote: Bobby, I sensed and felt a great spirituality in your post. How deep and how thoughtful you are in your words. I appreciate it greatly. It's just that I was under the impression that most habits could be developed in 30-45 days. It is because of this that I felt I should have already developed the new habit of just wanting raw. Also I guess I got caught up in all the people declaring their newly found hatred for sad and the falling numbers on the scale. I just wondered why so many people are so successful and I am struggling and yet not getting the same results or even similar. Lots of emotions going on and it does impair my logic. You are correct about needing patience, this is not one of my virtues...LOL I am just so sick of looking like I do. I am just so desperate to look better so I can feel better. I see my dh loosing so much and he is not even trying to be 100%. I just feel it's not fair. LOL Thank you, Jeannie your time is the most cherished gift of all, tomorrow is promised to no one. TV dinner still cooling? Check out " Tonight's Picks " on TV. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 30, 2007 Report Share Posted June 30, 2007 Bobby, I agree with you about the use of the word " should " . I do tend to use it alot more than I realize, I think it is out of sheer habit (A bad habit), and desperation. I think it is just that I want it so badly, I feel like I ought to be there already. I do need to appreciate me as I am, my logic says that and understands that. My emotional me looks in the mirror and hates what it sees. That part of me is not happy with what I look like. When I look in a mirror I am disgusted, I think to myself, " this is what people see " . They don't get a chance to see the inside, they are met with the outside. I don't understand why I sabatoge myself so. I understand the logic of " eat right & excersize " . I am trying to eat right (raw), I don't exercise except at work. I intend to but never do at home. I wonder why, knowing what I need to do to get from point a to point z, why I don't just do it!! I hear people all the time say, " if you want it badly enough you will do what it takes " . I am wondering " do I not want it badly enough? " I feel I do. Deep down, I know I do. Then, I wonder, what is wrong with me that I don't " just do it " . So much inner conflict. (sigh) You wrote: " So, next time you're eating that apple, feel your teeth slide across the individual cells, after having pierced that beautiful skin with a delectable pop, juices flowing in sweet rivulets, mixing so wholesomely above and beneath the tongue, meeting and marrying the own juices of your being, flowing essence down throat into body. It was made for you, by the One Intelligent One, which is to say, yourself in a far off place that resides in the center of your heart and the entire Infinity at large. Feel that energy now incorporating into your being, knowing that anything that is not it, wanting to flee. Remember, no thinking, be just like you were when you were three, all is alive, full of vibrancy and that magical essence. " You make eating an apple a " sensual " experience. Wow. Are you a writer? If not, you should be. LOL I take all your advise to heart and it feels good. Sincerly, Jeannie your time is the most cherished gift of all, tomorrow is promised to no one. bobby kerry <bobby_ya333 rawfood Saturday, June 30, 2007 3:52:18 PM Re: [Raw Food] Eating mindfully (WAS: I fell off the wagon (WAS: Garlic Redux)) Jeannieh, Thank you so much. Edgar Cayce said something to the effect of that a person who harbors negative thoughts and emotions has something within them far more polluting that the most polluting food. That is not a direct quote, but something that I garnered from his wise words. You see, Love is unconditionally accepting. I hear a lot of shoulds and shouldn't when I hear you speaking, especially about yourself and your comparisons to others. You expect a certain outcome, which is attempting to fit yourself into a certain agenda. I want to say this as gently as possible: Please accept yourself for who you are right now, for anything outside of that is well, outside of Love. Being outside of Love is a sure way to muck up the whole works! So, so suggestions to help you along your way. Whenever you are eating, whatever that may be, clear out your " mind " completely of all thoughts. Go to the deepest center of your heart and feel and know that you are okay and everything is okay and it is all going according to plan. Then, just experience. What are these thoughts telling you what this is or that is not? They're just thoughts of an ego-mind which seeks domination and control over all your behaviors -- very conditional -- like a psycho computer gone really rotten. If it happens to be a raw vegan meal or even vegan meal for that matter, a feeling may arise that you are indeed doing your part to be compassionate and loving, for your choice is helping to heal and create a better reality for everyone! Your choice has now lessened pain, suffering, pollution and increased life, vitality and vibrancy for yourself! What a blessed feeling and knowing this is for anyone that experiences it without words. Who cares about outcomes? Karma, which is to say, natural, intrinsic law takes care of all that without us having to think about what is going to happen, it just does. However, the resistance and insistence of the cognitive mind can and does throw a wrench into these gears with feelings of panic, obnoxious fears that are vibratory patterns that do nothing but shake up and destroy beautiful structures of loving living. So, next time you're eating that apple, feel your teeth slide across the individual cells, after having pierced that beautiful skin with a delectable pop, juices flowing in sweet rivulets, mixing so wholesomely above and beneath the tongue, meeting and marrying the own juices of your being, flowing essence down throat into body. It was made for you, by the One Intelligent One, which is to say, yourself in a far off place that resides in the center of your heart and the entire Infinity at large. Feel that energy now incorporating into your being, knowing that anything that is not it, wanting to flee. Remember, no thinking, be just like you were when you were three, all is alive, full of vibrancy and that magical essence. Peace on your Journeys, Bobby jeannieh h <jeannieh99 wrote: Bobby, I sensed and felt a great spirituality in your post. How deep and how thoughtful you are in your words. I appreciate it greatly. It's just that I was under the impression that most habits could be developed in 30-45 days. It is because of this that I felt I should have already developed the new habit of just wanting raw. Also I guess I got caught up in all the people declaring their newly found hatred for sad and the falling numbers on the scale. I just wondered why so many people are so successful and I am struggling and yet not getting the same results or even similar. Lots of emotions going on and it does impair my logic. You are correct about needing patience, this is not one of my virtues...LOL I am just so sick of looking like I do. I am just so desperate to look better so I can feel better. I see my dh loosing so much and he is not even trying to be 100%. I just feel it's not fair. LOL Thank you, Jeannie your time is the most cherished gift of all, tomorrow is promised to no one. TV dinner still cooling? Check out " Tonight's Picks " on TV. 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Guest guest Posted July 1, 2007 Report Share Posted July 1, 2007 Jeannie- You said that you have a hard time exercising......I am in a similar place...it always feels like a " chore " to me. I am desperately trying to change my mindset. I made a list of things I enjoy doing that are more active...I love walking my dogs, playing with them in the yard, riding bikes, exploring new places, making things.......my goal is to make those types of things an active part of my life, so that I am exercising without it being " exercise. " Sure, when I'm walking the dogs I am exercising, but it's not about that- it's about the quality time with my puppies and watching them explore. Since it's not about how far or how long I walk (and I'm usually suprised by how long I was gone), I simply enjoy it. Maybe something like this would work for you? instead of exercise, think of activities to do! -kerri ______________________________\ ____ We won't tell. Get more on shows you hate to love (and love to hate): TV's Guilty Pleasures list. http://tv./collections/265 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 1, 2007 Report Share Posted July 1, 2007 Kerri, You are right on! I agree with that way of thinking. I too, enjoy walking my dog. She gets me out there walking even on the days I don't really feel like it. LOL I haven't riden a bike in eons, but I think I am going to try to get the bike out and dust it off. LOL that would be fun. I am actually trying to get more walking in, like parking far and using steps instead of elevators (whenever possible). Jeannie your time is the most cherished gift of all, tomorrow is promised to no one. Kerri Myers <twinkles457 rawfood Sunday, July 1, 2007 11:03:11 AM [Raw Food] Re: Eating mindfully (WAS: I fell off the wagon (WAS: Garlic Redux)) Jeannie- You said that you have a hard time exercising......I am in a similar place...it always feels like a " chore " to me. I am desperately trying to change my mindset. I made a list of things I enjoy doing that are more active...I love walking my dogs, playing with them in the yard, riding bikes, exploring new places, making things.......my goal is to make those types of things an active part of my life, so that I am exercising without it being " exercise. " Sure, when I'm walking the dogs I am exercising, but it's not about that- it's about the quality time with my puppies and watching them explore. Since it's not about how far or how long I walk (and I'm usually suprised by how long I was gone), I simply enjoy it. Maybe something like this would work for you? instead of exercise, think of activities to do! -kerri ______________________________\ ____ We won't tell. Get more on shows you hate to love (and love to hate): TV's Guilty Pleasures list. http://tv./collections/265 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 1, 2007 Report Share Posted July 1, 2007 Jeannie- I think these are awesome ways to get more " exercise " in!!! I have also stopped emailing people in the office and just started walking over to their desks....I use the bathroom that requires going downstairs instead of the one that is right by my desk....I try to give myself enough time for errands that if I stop somewhere, I can " explore " .....it's all of these little things that lead to LIFESTYLE CHANGE that we can keep!!! Also, trying new things, or things you haven't done in a while, is always worth the time and energy! There are so many amazing things in life- so many amazing things that we are each capable of....and yet we spend all this time in front of the tv!!! Good luck!! rawfood , jeannieh h <jeannieh99 wrote: > > Kerri, > > You are right on! I agree with that way of thinking. I too, enjoy walking my dog. She gets me out there walking even on the days I don't really feel like it. LOL > > I haven't riden a bike in eons, but I think I am going to try to get the bike out and dust it off. LOL > that would be fun. > > I am actually trying to get more walking in, like parking far and using steps instead of elevators (whenever possible). > > Jeannie > > > your time is the most cherished gift of all, tomorrow is promised to no one. > > > > > Kerri Myers <twinkles457 > rawfood > Sunday, July 1, 2007 11:03:11 AM > [Raw Food] Re: Eating mindfully (WAS: I fell off the wagon (WAS: Garlic Redux)) > > > Jeannie- > > You said that you have a hard time exercising......I > am in a similar place...it always feels like a " chore " > to me. I am desperately trying to change my mindset. > > > I made a list of things I enjoy doing that are more > active...I love walking my dogs, playing with them in > the yard, riding bikes, exploring new places, making > things.......my goal is to make those types of things > an active part of my life, so that I am exercising > without it being " exercise. " Sure, when I'm walking > the dogs I am exercising, but it's not about that- > it's about the quality time with my puppies and > watching them explore. Since it's not about how far > or how long I walk (and I'm usually suprised by how > long I was gone), I simply enjoy it. > > Maybe something like this would work for you? instead > of exercise, think of activities to do! > > -kerri > > > > ______________________________\ ____ > We won't tell. Get more on shows you hate to love > (and love to hate): TV's Guilty Pleasures list. > http://tv./collections/265 > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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