The life of abundance

When you look out your window or step outside (given you live outside a densely populated city and even then possibly) it is truly amazing to see everything at work. The entire scope of life, the birds the bees, ants working in synergy, squirrels burying acorns, the entirety of it,its surface complexity yet deep simplicity is something that needs to be witnessed. Take a time out from the hustle and bustle of modern life and take a minute.

Every being has their position to play. A role. They all play it very well.EXCEPT FOR HUMANS. Now I could go on a rant about what humans are doing to the earth and to fellow humans and huemans .I’m simply going to speak on the diet of humans and the confusion because of various conditioning apparatuses and set it straight.

Most everyone knows of the three types of food consumers on the planet. Herbivore, Carnivore, and Omnivore. There are clear characteristics of a Carnivore. The claws, large mouth opening to swallow large pieces of flesh whole, the short digestive tract among other things. Clearly humans don’t have claws, and also humans can’t swallow large pieces of flesh whole?

I know I’m preaching to the choir here so I’m going to take it a step further. WHY are we eating vegetables? If one looks at the way vegetables grow, which is at the ground level. You have vegetables like romaine,kale, collard greens all grow right next to ground and grains like oats, barley,quinoa, wheat etc. To me at least it looks like those vegetables and grains are meant for 4 legged animals with long necks that are grazers , like a horse, or buffalo, wildabeast. You have the root vegetables like the beet, the carrot for example that are in the ground possibly to protect it for animals like rabbits .and other medium sized rodents who have shovel like claws and burrow underground. Then you have nuts and seeds which small rodents pick up and eat but animals like horses, carnivorous animals wouldn’t be able to pick up.You have the birds who can eat seeds out of a flowering tree or a tall flower like the sunflower where they are safe from predators below. Green vegetables don’t taste very good I have to be honest. The taste may be an indicator saying ” THIS IS NOT FOR YOU”

What I believe as humans we were meant to eat at the very start is simply fruit. Fruit requires dexterity to eat, A horse will have a hard time eating berries, or a pear.A wild boar wont be able to peel open a banana. What about mangos. What hooved herbivore can eat something like that besides the various kinds of primate herbivores like the silverback gorilla. In the bible it says to eat of flesh that bares seeds and let food be your medicine. ENOUGH SAID. Fruit bares seeds(if you can find seeded fruit and you should be able to) and fruit is color coded almost to match chakras as if to say you are lacking in the sexual realm (chakra) eat watermelon(aphrodisiac), or Have some strawberries(I don’t know about yall but strawberries are essential in love making sometimes.) If your digestive tract and stomach are troubling you(2nd and third chakras.) You have some Lemon water to clear out the liver. Orange and grapefruit to clear the mucus out of your stomach and intestines . The Kiwi which is green (heart chakra) a supreme source of potassium which helps blood pressure ..and prevent strokes . God tells no lies!

The answers are under your nose. They are all around you hidden in plain sight. There are many pervayers of confusion and falsehood that will misdirect you. If you are conscious and just be, a different word will unfold in front of your eyes.

Peace

-Sutekh

http://www.usatoday.com/money/smallbusiness/2009-05-18-teen-entrepreneurs-start-businesses_N.htm

Job scarcity is driving the rise of teenage entrepreneurship. This seems to be the argument of the free market political philosophy. That when people are left with few or no options for employment, great inventions and concepts are born. It’s a good read.

Friends

Good friends enrich our lives in so many ways. Through a magical combination of similarities and differences, friends offer us the opportunity to know ourselves as we are and help us grow into who we want to be. Our similarities attract us to each other, comforting us with familiarity when we see ourselves in them. When we are drawn to those we admire, the same recognition is at work, unconsciously acknowledging that these people possess qualities that we ourselves possess. By acting as mirrors, friends help us define who we are by reflecting our selves back to us.

Friends also help us know ourselves through our differences. Differences allow us to see other options and make choices about who we want to be. Sometimes we are drawn to those who appear to be our opposites, and we learn to accept the parts of them we love and the parts of them that don’t resonate with us, thus allowing us a valuable learning experience. By expanding our understanding to include others’ experiences, friends help us accept others. By understanding when someone’s life differs from our own, we can learn about ourselves in contrast. There are times when we see in friends what we don’t like about ourselves. That mirror reflection may be hard to take, but a good friend helps us find ways we can change and supports us in that choice.

Part of the joy of friendship is the feeling that we are accepted just the way we are, with no need to change. It is a gift they give us, and one we can give back every day. Ultimately, we choose friends because they make us feel good about ourselves and life. Through tears and difficulties, friends help us find the laughter. When we find those special people who offer us that perfect combination of comfort and stimulus to grow, we are very fortunate. Friends, those wonderful companions that walk with us through life, help us define and refine who we are and who we choose to be every day. – Daily OM