david belle le parkour with english subtitles
| excellent athletic skills. pumps me up too. | |
I said: "who is we"
He said: "oh just me and Mike"
I said: "are we going to discuss business. If so I will go"
He said: "no we're just going to get pizza"
I said: "well in that case I'll stay here"
He said: "ok"
I then began to have my guilt trips about not being a sociable guy, etc. But I am still on track for the Cosmic Orgasm as written about by Prof. Arnold Ehret from his book "Rational Fasting":
"If your blood is formed from eating pure foods, your brain will function in a manner that will surprise you. Your former life will take on the appearance of a dream, and for the first time in your existence your consciousness awakens to a real self-consciousness.
Your mind, your thinking, your ideals, your aspirations and your philosophy changes fundamentally in such a way as to beggar description.
Your soul will shout for joy and triumph over all misery of life, leaving it all behind you. For the first time you will feel a vibration of vitality through your body (like a slight electric current) that shakes you delightfully."
and we can't forget Joshua Rainbow: ( http://metaperl.freeshell.org/biotrophic-protocol/btp/node36.html )
We must be a Light unto the World, to one another - become Illumined as to the Truth, and to Live the Truth, and Enjoy Life - Eternally. Sensitivity or Feeling is dependent upon Electro-Magnetic Nerve Impulses. The Body, to be able to Feel anything, must be in a State of Life, which is a Process of Nourishment through Diet - and should therefore receive our greatest attention - but most often gets the least. If we Eat the Proper Foods (raw Fruit-Airian Dietary) our Material Body will not be made Dense and overly Insulated by Excess Mucous-Wax-Rubber Matter. Our every Nerve Cell is then Bared and is Sensitive to the finest Stimuli that exists -
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I'm thinking I better only eat organic. As much as I love watermelon, I'm thinking that I'm abusing myself by eating conventional ones.
Every day my stomach is sour. This is aggravating.
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Until the itty bitty BM I just had. Detox is painful, but hey I got myself in this, now I gotta get myself back out. :)
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Supremely pleasurable experience of totality --- Lama Yeshe "Introduction to Tantra"
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This is the second and last time in my life that I eat cooked grains AFAIAC.
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I woke up this morning with a mouth nasty from the taste of salt. Salt that my body spewed up out of my tongue. Anyone who goes pure fruit for awhile will have this occur. Hell, salt water will make you vomit while pure water can heal anything... that should be a hint. Well, anyway on to the meat of this post.
Due to extensive experimentation with cooked (macrobiotic, Zone, brown rice fast, SAD, vegetarian, vegan) and raw (vegan, gourmet, never did paleo raw... if this dont work out i'll try it, fruitarian) diets, I have come to a point of wanting to suffer no more at a later stage for dietary indiscretions. Much as the person whose penis is on fire with Herpes for the remainder of his life for sexual indiscretions, I can no longer have my body tormented because of my foolish chase for happiness via sensory indulgence.
Unless a food is approved by 2 out of 3 sources of Dietary Wisdom:
Then for the period of 30 days from today... actually make that 60 days I'm going away to meditation retreat on the 8/18... Actually no. let's make it 30 days. Assess how we're doing and then resolve on a plan for the away trip. So from 7/15 to 8/15 we will do this and then assess how I stand and then continue.
And the last thing I ate was from one of the best raw gourmet places you will find: http://www.glaserorganicfarms.com/ . I am throwing out an 11.00 jar of dutch chocolate which is 3/4 full. I am throwing out the rest of this guacamole, salsa and dried raw crackers. And then I am moving into http://www.courtneypalms.com/home.html this new condominium and my cupboard shall contain nothing but sweet fruit. And I shall not rush out and binge on anything at anytime lest it be pure water in a pinch. And I shalt consult my sources of dietary wisdom in ADVANCE before committing any deviant act of consumption.
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Death is not a petering out at all. People say "I felt dead" meaning they felt lifeless. But dying is one's chance for a face-to-face encounter with the energy that creates lives. You move closer and closer to this Cosmic Power in the death process. The tibetans call this power the clear light mind. Here is how one practitioner of the Discovering Buddhism at Home an FPMT Correspondence Course describes it:
the clear light mind is an actual thing, a positive
phenomenon -- the continuum of the essential clarity and awareness
that is what makes consciousness conscious. It's this consciousness,
in its moment-by-moment way, that travels from life to life, linking
the two.
As Eliphas Levi pointed out in TRANSCENDENTAL MAGIC: Its Doctrine and Ritual , death is the ever-elusive Fountain of Youth - it is the pathway to rejuvenation.
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Rickpa makes an interesting comment in a thread on the New Kadampa Tradition
Just because a school, or practice was banned by a Dalai Lama doesn't automatically make that a bad thing in my book. After all, the great 5th HH Dalai Lama (The same one who was at the beginning of the Dhogyal controversy) banned the Jonang school, and suppressed the teachings of great beings from Taranatha, to Dolpopa. To the great fortune of all, our current HHDL is no longer suppressing this lineage.
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First a quick explanation of death, from the standpoint of element dissoluton. This is repeated verbatim from "Introduction of Tantra" by Lama Yeshe:
Death is the separation of the mind from the body... gradually with each element of the body --- earth, water, fire, and air --- losing its supportive ability in turn.The tantric texts dealing with the dying process describe the first four stages of death in vivid terms. They say that first the earth element sinks, or dissolves, into the water element and that then the water element sinks into the fire, and fire into the air, and the air element into consciousness itself.
So what does this mean to the fruitarian? It is simple. A fruitarian is one who consumes a substance that is primarily water and sugar. But sugar is actually just water held together by carbons... in other words, more water. So why would a fruitarian start to crave fat? Well, it is only natural for the uninformed fruitarian to maintain his earth element. A fruit diet dissolves the earth element and the fruitarian feels as if he is dying. And each human being having died many times in ignorance has huge fright at the same sensation of transitioning from earth to water again and fights it the only way he knows - by consumption of fatty substances like nuts and avocados.
Now, an important thing to note is that dying is not like the Energizer Bunny running out of juice --- death is not losing life energy and fizzing out once and for all. As Eliphas Levi pointed out in TRANSCENDENTAL MAGIC: Its Doctrine and Ritual, death is the ever-elusive Fountain of Youth - it is the pathway to rejuvenation. It is your chance to delve into subtler and subtler realms until you come face to face with the Cosmic Orgasm . So yes, a fruitarian constantly feels like he is dying away from this ragged shell of an EARTHlee existence as he spirals through the elements, ever closer to thee central source Ov all.
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