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**TopcigsCOM** · 09-20-2008, 07:56 PM

i've had much less of a desire to eat lately. in fact, sometimes i'll eat one time in a day simply because i don't get at all hungry. this can't be healthy, but it seems far more feasible than i would have imagined.

i believe it more feasible too. i've come to understand that my body doesn't need all the food i kept shoving in it. oxygen and water are important + what you eat should be nourishing. i find people eat mainly for comfort. once awakened there is no need for this comfort from food.

the body can go for a long time without eating, and i think one good meal a day is fine along with a little grazing when required.

fasting is supposed to be good for being closer to the oneness in meditation and you find this in a few of the different religions. [please pm for name] who meditated and fasted for 21 days what then shown the way of reiki.

09-20-2008, 07:56 PM	#9
TopcigsCOM Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 387 Senior Member	i've had much less of a desire to eat lately. in fact, sometimes i'll eat one time in a day simply because i don't get at all hungry. this can't be healthy, but it seems far more feasible than i would have imagined. i believe it more feasible too. i've come to understand that my body doesn't need all the food i kept shoving in it. oxygen and water are important + what you eat should be nourishing. i find people eat mainly for comfort. once awakened there is no need for this comfort from food. the body can go for a long time without eating, and i think one good meal a day is fine along with a little grazing when required. fasting is supposed to be good for being closer to the oneness in meditation and you find this in a few of the different religions. [please pm for name] who meditated and fasted for 21 days what then shown the way of reiki.
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