To digest vegetarian food requires more inner spiritual light and digestive power than does meat digestion. Just as we lose our muscle tone and endurance when we do not exercise much, by eating animal products we indirectly weaken our ability to take in plant food. This is one reason why a transition to vegetarianism often needs to be gradual. Some of us need to overcome generations of heavy meat-eating behavior in which we have lost some of our subtle digestive power, and so we may initially have difficulty assimilating the living plant forces of a vegetarian diet. One person told me it took him ten years to stabilize into a vegetarian diet and feel healthy. Most people are able to make the transition comfortably within one or two years. Gabriel Cousens, MD Conscious Eating Join the CSHW Month-Long Masters Intensive this May/June and receive a Conscious Eating education. Click here for more information: ow.ly/vFe7C
Posted on: Fri, 16 May 2014 02:00:23 +0000
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