Guest guest Posted May 28, 2009 Report Share Posted May 28, 2009 I feel this statement from the Chinese " Ming Dyansty " also applies to the consumption of spiritual practices. - The following advice given to the founding Emperor of the Ming Dynasty on the occasion of the authors 100th birthday, clearly reflects the fact that the ancient Chinese were well aware of the importance of the science of food combining. 'Food and drink are relied upon to nurture life. But if one does not know that the nature of substances may be opposed to each other, and one consumes them altogether indiscriminately, the vital organs will be thrown out of harmony and disastrous consequences will soon arise. Therefore, those who wish to nurture their lives must carefully avoid doing such damage to themselves.' [Chia Ming, Essential Knowledge for Eating and Drinking, 1368 AD]. " Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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