Cooking is an expression of creativity: the best part of the
meal is the preparation, using your imagination and creativity to create works
of art.
All creativity helps with the flow of emotions and the
movement of energy through the chakras. Cooking with colourful fruits and
vegetables can ignite healing energies in the body.
When eating clean foods you do not inhibit the bodily
functions and aid yourself through detoxification of toxins, emotions and low
frequency energies. There are certain foods that elevate the consciousness and
there are foods for every chakra. There’s generally a progression through the
system to raise the frequency of the body, emotions and mind. Healthful foods can help to bridge the
emotional gap between the lower chakras and the higher ones.
Mindful Eating: listening to what your body is telling you
and interpreting it. Cravings can be an indication of a lack of some nutrient.
So if we can interpret what they mean then we would be able to make a different
and more healthful choice.
Habitual eating can be a big hurtle for people to get over.
The things that are seemingly easy become the go to foods and there’s rarely
any deviation from the routine. Not knowing what to do instead is always an
excuse…they don’t try to tap into their own creativity. Routine is a big deal,
it keeps us in patterns and keeps us from experiencing what else the world has
to offer. Some people decide they can’t do something before they even try. Giving
up before you even begin will prevent you from moving forward in life and if
you do it with food what else in your life are you doing it with. What else are
you holding yourself back from doing? What experiences could you be having in
your life? Life is an open book, don’t limit yourself by not reading past the
first chapter…there is so much more to discover. Food is the same, eating
healthy isn’t a chore. It only seems that way because when you start to make
changes to your diet you realize how much of our society surrounds food and
lower frequency foods. Whenever people come together there is always food
involved. When we are eating healthy this becomes a problem because we can feel
alienated from the others and as human spirits we crave connections. There has
to be a shift in ideals about food…food should be creative, healthful and fun.
“A true master does not ‘give up’ something. A true master simply sets it aside, as he would do with anything for which he longer has use. There are those who say you must overcome your desires. I say you must simply change them. The first practice feels like a rigorous discipline, the second, a joyful experience” –Conversations with God, Book 1 page 70.