And this is a great post, I look forward to the series. :)
All I would add to this post is to remember that, like all interactive experiences, eating is a two-handed reel that we dance with our environment.
Eating is a form of communion, the establishment of a relationship between eater and eaten - to which both contribute something. If there are foods we find difficult to process and digest, it is worth reflecting upon its origins, its handlers, its spiritual and etheric journey (as well as its material content), and ask ourselves if there is something there that our spirit or our etheric body does not wish to "commune" with.
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And this is a great post, I look forward to the series. :)
All I would add to this post is to remember that, like all interactive experiences, eating is a two-handed reel that we dance with our environment.
Eating is a form of communion, the establishment of a relationship between eater and eaten - to which both contribute something. If there are foods we find difficult to process and digest, it is worth reflecting upon its origins, its handlers, its spiritual and etheric journey (as well as its material content), and ask ourselves if there is something there that our spirit or our etheric body does not wish to "commune" with.
Thank you. Be well!