The Essene Community Lived on Raw and Wild Foods Dr, Edmund Bordeaux Szekely translated ancient biblical manuscripts in the library of the Vatican in Rome. These manuscripts were written by the Essenes, a Jewish religious sect, which is said to have cultivated a close relationship with both John the Harbinger and Jesus of Nazareth. These texts spoke about the importance of health and inner healing as a prerequisite for spiritual growth. Great emphasis was placed on the importance of eating wild raw foods. The Essenes believed that cooking food essentially killed the life force, leading to all types of disease and eventually closing down spiritual awareness. The Essenes were careful to prepare their food in such a way that kept the light force of the food intact. They baked their bread on rocks in the sun instead of over a fire in order to preserve the enzymes. The grain was first sprouted and then ground up into a dough. By baking it in the sun, the enzymes and bio-photon content of this sprouted flat bread were preserved. The Essenes ate the sprouted bread, allowing the bio-photon energy to flow into their bodies. They deemed this to be essential in order to expand their spiritual awareness and consciousness. The Essenes taught that freshly-picked wild plants are valuable for man to eat. The Essenes were known to chew on wild plant leaves. So, they were taking regular infusions of light energy or bio-photons into their body. The Essenes placed great emphasis on consuming a food immediately after picking it. They knew that the life force of the plant dissipated within hours after being harvested. Everyone has made the experience of watching leaves wilt if they are not placed in water. This loss of photon radiation has also been confirmed by studies carried out on bio-photon emission by Professor Popp. By upgrading your diet with bio-photons and live foods, you can begin to disengage yourself from the destructive cultural eating habits of our culture. By upgrading your diet, you will be able to insulate yourself from chronic diseases so widespread in our society today.
Posted on: Sat, 29 Mar 2014 06:11:41 +0000
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