Intimately interacting with nature through the medium of food requires that one maintain some degree of awareness and thoughtfulness. In this state one can sense a subtle fullness in the mouth and palate when the energy is released and therefore one does not have to clutter the mind counting chews. Food is also transformed from its solid form to a liquid state, then to a gaseous state, and from a gaseous state to a more subtle or etheric state. This not only involves chewing well, but also breathing in a way that enhances the liberation of this subtle energy from the food. Taking a pause and a deep breath four or five times with meals is an important aid to this assimilation process. This may be one reason the Essene Jesus said in The Essene Gospel of Peace, Book One: And when you eat, have above you the angel of air, and below you that angel of water. Breathe long and deeply at all your meals, that the angel of air may bless your repasts. And chew well your food with your teeth, that it becomes water, and that the angel of water turns it into blood in your body. And eat slowly, as if it were a prayer you make to the Lord. For I tell you truly, the power of God enters into you if you eat after this manner at his table. . . . Gabriel Cousens, MD Conscious Eating The Tree of Life 21-Day Transformation begins February 7th! ow.ly/GvDoc
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