YIN
&YANG:
The
Chinese perspective on medicine and life reflects the general theory of
Yin and Yang in teaching that the Spleen is the central
Organ of digestion expressing the psychosocial, anatomical, mental,
emotional and spiritual levels.
Psychosocial: This level is
the nutritional need to convert food into useable substances.
Anatomical: A level
expressed through fascia and soft tissue; without fascia our body would
collapse. (fascia is a network of moist membrane wrappings that connect
the whole body comfortably in its place.) The spleen is located
opposite of the liver, on the left side, near the stomach.
Mental: A level that
serves as the thinking process to process food and information into
something the body can use.
Emotional: This level draws
the feeling of being nourished and supported within a secure
life. <>
Spiritual: A level connected
to the element earth; a feeling of being grounded.
White represents Yang function of the Spleen that transforms and
transports Food-Qi which in turn goes to make…the Black representing
the Yin, and Blood which is also Yin and represents the Yin
part of the Spleen. (Blood: This term is different than Western
medicine. In Chinese medicine Blood itself is form of Qi; a ver dense
form. Blood is inseparable from Qi. Qi infuses life into Blood, thus
without Qi the Blood would be an inert fluid; Lifeless. Blood is
derived mostly from Food-Qi.
“Disscussion
on Blood Patterns” by Tang Zong Hai, 1884 says: Water is
transformed into Qi, Fire is transformed into Blood… How can we say
that Fire is transformed into Blood? Blood and Fire are both red in
colour, Fire resides in the heart where it generates Blood, which
moistens the whole body. Fire is Yang and it generates Blood that is
Yin. The Spleen and
Stomach are the main source of Blood.
When
your Intestinal System Cries for Help
When your intestinal system is disturbed
it makes plenty of noise. The sounds and pain created is your body
writing the note of a ‘silent cry’ that something is wrong. Are you
reading the note your body is writing or allowing the silence of the
suicide within to take over? Toxins are silent killers. As a Grief
Counselor Dr. Karan knows the stigma of suicide, even in today’s
society within any silent killer. Why allow any known cause of diseases
to go unread or unattended? The diseases of the body, mind, and spirit
are balanced as a systemic healing, as each system needs to be
diagnosed and treated. The value of a good diagnosis assists in
treatment of systemic value to the body, mind, and spirit healings.
Only your body can heal itself, no medicine or doctor has ever cured an
illness or disease.
Your intestinal system is a
part of the suicide stigma and is recently receiving more exposure. The
‘stored
emotional energy trauma’ in Dr.
Karan’s book explains the cellular system, and emotional disturbances
effecting the body, mind and spirit. Hence, Dr. Strehlow’s book
explains the view from Hildegard von Bingen’s emotional disturbances
and disease. When enough toxins accumulate in a part of the body they
will manifest themselves in the form of disease that is now indigenous
to the body. In addition there is a potential for this disease to
spread and begin the breakdown of the other organs that will endure
stress. Incurable attitudes are equal to incurable diseases. As
positive emotions and diet feed information to the body, by means of
the intestinal tract, it establishes a more efficient homeostasis. Your
environment is a part of your information and the correct information
allows proper functioning, until dysfunctional information is given to
the intestinal system. This dysfunctional information is considered
normal, by today’s standards of consistent emotional distress, when it
is actually abnormal and is not harmonious to the body, which is trying
to heal.
Intestinal
purgation has been noted throughout history. The famous medieval
physician Paracelsus (1493-1541, sometimes called the “father” of
toxicology) recommended colon cleansing. His belief was that death
began in the intestinal tract. This belief has followed many other
physicians into the 21st century that the colon’s function
is a vital regulation of health in order to include the health of the
body, mind and spirit.
Autoaggression suggests that the body
destroys itself. Various illnesses today can be traced to
autoaggressive origins of emotional abuse to ones self. Inappropriate
anger within the consciousness causes aggression to evil or leads a way
to negative thought forms. Just as, mass media propaganda can cause
inappropriate anger throughout a nation compounding individual
autoaggressive origins. You have ten times more receptors living in
your intestines than the total of your body cells. Equally important,
that is more than one hundred trillion microorganisms within your
intestines.
Wars
at any level, countries, nations, state, city, home, families or even
divorce can cause a type of Spiritual
Hypnosis towards more violence
as I write about in my book. Many illnesses of today are mostly chronic
diseases, but are also described as similar diseases in ancient
writings, and therefore are deemed “incurable” by today’s standards and
conventional medicine, yet
not in ancient healings. In all cases spiritual risk factors are severely neglected, while
negative vices and aggressive propaganda continue. Most people are
unaware how they are innocent victims of this type of emotional damage.
From T-V shows, video games to dangerous generational cults and secret
society activity are still in action and accept the negative vices in
order to abuse, brainwash, spiritually hypnotize as well as the
skill-full mind control approaches to human life. When wars are over
prosperity seems to occur, yet the real starvation is hunger and
shelter from the spiritual abuse that the negativity created before the
war. Spiritual Deception is the main cause for autoagression
and positive virtues restore the full capacity of Spiritual Hypnosis God first
bestowed to mankind when He put Adam to sleep.
As your ‘gut’ and ‘gut feelings,’ or intestines heal, the microflora
become normalized. The autoaggression does not have a source to destroy
the body anymore. Until this healing within the intestines takes place,
autoaggression has a source to further symptoms and diseases to destroy
the body. Hildegard traces the cause to a substance called black bile,
gallic acid, or in Latin melancholia. Your microflora are the
first line of defense to the black bile substance. When discharged into
the intestines it becomes so acidic that the good bacteria die. When
there is too much black bile the blood becomes acidic and the
intestinal microflora suffers to protect the gut. The immune system
becomes alarmed and a war of unseen ‘weapons’ begins within the cells
and blood stream. Literally every cell may be attacked in this ‘unseen
war’ by the autoaggressive immune system. When the human
soul is greatly suffering from anger, the heart of the soul is
darkened. The golden glow of hearts is not as easy to shine to other
hearts. The glow of the Golden Hearts depends on light to connect the
energy from soul level. In this case, melancholy then settles into the
spirit and this produces sadness and bitterness in the emotional
well-being. ‘Stored emotional energy trauma’ settles into the
multidimensional structure, which is called The
Genetic Energy Theory
within your being. Hildegard described, well over 850 years ago, in her
visionary medical book, Causae et Curae, that more than 20,000 different diseases
find their origins in bitterness. As you follow a spiritual change such
as hypnosis, meditation, prayer, and anti-stress measures, emotional
healing occurs and the bile disappears. If not, the gases excite the
bile to produce more acidity than before. They begin to penetrate all
of the body’s organs.
GHEE
All
breads at BABS Bakery are brushed with Ghee
(Ghrita) before baking. Ghee is used in Ayurvedic practice in place of
butter. It is known/translated as clarified butter in the USA.
Ghee is known to
increase and balance all digestive fire (agni-digestive
enzymes) and improve absorption and assimilation. In turn, ghee
nourishes the ojas (life sap; essence of immune system
and spiritual energy) which are also known to be the subtle essence of
all body tissues. It carries medicinal properties of herbs to all seven
dhatus (tissue) helping to lubricate connective
tissue as it makes the body more flexible. It assists in improving
memory as it strengthens the brain and nervous system. In small doses
it is tridoshic, yet is not to be used when there are
high ama (toxic) conditions. Soothes Pitta and Vayu
disorders.
Ghee is
quite tasty and soothing, and is used as an anti-acid in Ayurvedic
medicine. It is a highly effective anupana (vehicle) to
carry herbs to deeper tissues and allow remedies to work better. As one
example, when special herbs are made into medicated ghee they remove
harmful cholesterol from the body.
Ghee is used in
many BABS Bakery food menu service, and in the future we will
design various bakery products formulated with ghee.
Energetics: Sweet/cold/sweet
VP- K+ mildly.
Actions: tonic,
emollient, rejuvenative, antacid, nutritive.
EATING
PATTERNS
Better eating
patterns, including spelt and coconut products, assist in the
elimination of
parasites and candida from the intestines, which also helps in
emotional
situations with any diseases involved. They assist in keeping black
bile from
the liver and allowing natural filtration and elimination to occur.
Somehow
modern society stopped talking, teaching and learning about the natural
process
of elimination and how it works with the human body. This is an
important
aspect to cover in all healing modalities when changing eating patterns
and any
disease is involved, such as many cancers.
Craving
various foods means something, it means your body is talking to you in
a yes or
no situation to them; meaning if it needs to actually be consumed at
that
particular time. Hildegard and Traditional Chinese Medicine are
related in their
teachings with the spleen being the central organ for digestion. When
the
combination of meridian route with a therapeutic action of food occurs
the
result is the tonifying of a particular body substance (such as in the
Chinese
Yin, Yang, Qi and Blood). Balance begins to work in order to heal and
not in
opposition. In addition it may reduce the influence of a pathological
condition. This knowledge helps us choose foods to create a
“tailor-made”
eating pattern of foods for the particular element needing balanced
within our
Body/Mind/Spirit. To benefit the internal organs in these
cravings
moderate quantities of flavor relating to particular foods
needs to be
addressed to each individual organ. Cravings are also due to toxins
within the
body and will not be addressed at this time.
An example is:
Salty flavor belongs to the water
element and enters the kidney. Sour flavor belongs to the wood element
and enters the liver. Bitter flavor belongs to the fire element and
enters the heart. Sweet flavor belongs to the earth element and enters
the spleen. Pungent flavor belongs to the metal element and enters the
lung. This is only an example to begin a complex guide to foods,
flavors and balance. Please refer to the Hildegard clinic in Germany or
a Chinese Medical
Practitioner with proper credential for further detailed use.
First off the
parasites can consume most of the supplements that are received into
the digestive tract, while the candida keeps attacking the immune
system. Eating patterns that feed parasites and yeast problems only
compound internal organ distress. At length, everything is absorbed
thru the intestinal system and the heart is fed almost two weeks later.
With the heart having its own brain coconut oil and spelt help the
internal organs function properly because they are easily digested and
the heart can then function better. Chinese medicine teaches the
close relationship of internal organs on how they govern and house one
another. The heart governs Blood, yet houses the mind.
(Blood-This Chinese Medical term is differnet from the Western medical
term. It is a form of Qi: a very dense and material one that infuses
life itself into actual blood; without it blood would be an inert
fluid). The liver stores Blood
and houses the ethereal soul. Basically, emotions reside and begin in
the intestines and are formed within the heart, thus the two major
areas to be addressed in any eating pattern are foods and emotions,
while the mental part is always in relation to both of these.By
gaining control over parasites and yeast growth, auto aggression is
eased and loving emotions assist in healing bitterness and any excited
bile. Hypnosis, Gem & Crytstal Therapies and elixirs greatly ease
the vibrational upset, as with Flower essences. Restoring vibrational
frequencies allows the major organs, as with the liver, to heal in the
unity of the body, mind and soul.
Jesus
taught us to Love your enemies as yourself, as a result you do not hate
them. This may also be applied to all enemies, such as disease to the
physical body produced through emotions. Disease can be an enemy
(including excessive weight, etc.), yet by loving all these enemies the
chance to become bitter and excite bile within the body is alleviated.
Likewise, there is no need to wish it away and allow denial to take
over; Love it away.
The three
spices Hildegard addresses for the Hildy
Snacks (Nerve Cookies)
were used by Egyptians
as the main
preservatives for the internal organs. Hildegard also talks about
how they
preserve the health of the intestinal tract and assist with the five
senses,
while science now can prove this in relation to the cranial nerves and
the
spinal cord. Many people cannot seem to eat enough of these cookies at
first
and then taper off in eating them due to balancing the internal organs,
five
senses and digestion, since the ingredients are also balanced.
“But this shall be the covenant that I will make with the
house of Israel,
after
those days, saith the Lord: I will give my law in their bowels, and I
will
write it in their heart: and I will be their God, and they shall be my
people.”
(Jeremiah 31:33)
Food is a Life-Style
How can food determine my life style?
How does
the preparation of food change my biological humors/elements?
Ancient Biblical scripts provide us with
the first code of our DNA that links us to ‘chemical words’ within our
body. The library of cells begins with the forty-six chromosomes and Genetic
Energy that introduces the basic elements in life being hydrogen,
nitrogen, oxygen and carbon. Gematria treats elements as letters, thus
hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen and carbon become the letters C, G, A, and T
in DNA. In Hebrew it becomes YH/VG, which translates the ancient code
of four elements. Odorless, colorless gases form – spirit- YHV and G
equals carbon for the mass of the physical body. Vowels are equal in
almost all languages, while the consonants separate us in languages.
Therefore the word pronounced as Yahweh is actually God created by the
sound of vowels or psychoacoustics being sounds of the mind/brain.
These vowels are pronounced: EE-AH-OO-AYE-EE in a
code of mind/cells without consonants. These are basic sounds of a baby
or anyone learning to talk at any age. (For detailed reading and the
study on this particular topic is The God Code by Gregg Braden.)
Learning the value of
the past allows for choices in a new way to revive a system in order to
understand the sacredness of what a human being holds from God.
Food feeds the cells that form the internal
and external life of the physical body, as well as the mind and spirit.
Biological humors were recognized in the Classical Greek and Medieval
tradition based upon the four humors and four elements. They are
represented by a particular substance in the body reflecting a primary
quality of its element, such as melancholic/cold, sanguine/dry,
choleric/hot, and phlegmatic/wet.
Quoted
from my book-
“The
doctrine of quality from all natural means follows this rule and draws
a distinction between disease producing properties as related to the
antiquities taught by Hildegard von Bingen and even Galen in the
properties that mostly hot, dry, moist or cold qualities behold the
herb and spice. (Galen was born 131 C.E- and died 201 C.E. His works
came to symbolize Greek medicine to the medical scholars of Europe, as
well as Middle East for the next fifteen centuries). According to
Hildegard, black bile is associated with earth as the cold-and-dry
elements produce a melancholic or depressive temperament; while
blood is the humor associated with air and the hot-and-moist elements
that result in the happy or sanguine. Yellow bile is
associated with fire and hot-and-dry elements resulting in a choleric
or an unforgiving temperament; phlegm associated with water and the
cold-and-moist elements result in a sluggish response or phlegmatic.
All are related to the physical body. Mankind’s deeds interact with the
elements and have a direct effect on matter produced within the
elements, thus having a direct effect on mankind. Respecting the
elements poses a variable factor to the contribution of the level and
motion that directs energy. In many cases humors are treated rather
than specific pathogens since energy patterns begin within the
humor.”
These humors give us
the key to ancient healing systems such as Hildegard, Chinses and
Ayurveda. Hildegard refers to four basic humors, Chinese refers to five
and Ayurvedic refers to three doshas
that include the elements.This is not so much learning a foreign
language or exotic system, but it allows the discovery of a spiritual
and natural healing from centuries ago in a traditional fashion that
got lost in a modern lifestyle based on one educational system taught
from a model of synthetics mimicking particular functions of the body
and not addressing the channels or organs originations. The
cumulative effects of food for energy in the body’s biochemistry makes
it more powerful than any pharmaceutical drug. Inheriting and acquiring
strengths and weaknesses that are unique to each humor/element becomes
a nutritional requirement (I am not addressing modern nutritional
standards), not just calories and precise nutrient ratios to fit into
an analytical model.
Each humor exists in another element, which
serves as the medium for the manifestation of disease or imbalance, or
acts as the container in which it forms the composition for the
unbalance in the boundaries of the other elements. The etymological
(True meaning of a word; the science of the derivation of words; many
medical words are derived from Latin or Greek) meaning of the humors
are correlated to emotions, and are related to the “temperature” of
foods to assist in regulating and balancing emotions as you heal.
The temperature of food is intrinsic to
all traditional cooking/baking. The temperature of food may be either Hot-
Warm- Neutral- Cool- Cold, and this is not measured by the food to
the taste, but the effect on the body, especially in digestion.
For the most part plants that take longer to grow, such as
rooted ones, tend to be warmer than faster growing foods such as
lettuce. Therefore lettuce will be a cooler food. The higher the water
content the more cooling effect the food will have, such as melon and
cucumber. Chemically fertilized foods forced to grow quickly tend to be
cooler than their naturally grown counterpart, and some chemicals may
produce Heat Reactions in the biochemistry of the physical body
arousing the incorrect humor resulting in furthering the
disease/emotional state, and even pathogen.
In short, that is why
“fad diets” and “eat all raw” are not good for just about anyone, no
matter what humor. Too much raw food, not much is needed, breaks down
digestion for many people, yet some can be tolerated.
Raw-
Cooling
Steamed- Cooling/ Neutral
Boiled-
Neutral
Stewed- Warming
Stir fried- Warming
Baked- More Warming
Deep
fried-
Heating
Roasted
& Grilled- More Heating
Barbequed- Most Heating
Longer
and slower methods produce warming effects, therefore knowing the
temperature of foods that affect digestion helps you balance your body
within the primary humor/element, including relating to the secondary
humor/element.
Basically Cold Constitutions need a warming diet and vice-versa,
except when unbalanced, such as illness or disease. Hildegard
highly promoted health within her Medieval
Regime of a spelt diet. She is
mentioned in some Ayruvedic reading as understanding a stated set of
energetic properties describing the action of food has in the human
body.
As for food
allergies, most are due to incorrect humor/element being aroused in the
body. A complete constitutional evaluation can assist to correct this,
not merely blood readings, as blood changes with what you eat and what
you are exposed to, such as molds. For example if the liver dumps bile
with too much phlegm/damp/heat condition the blood is read by the body
as unpure and hemorrhages/bleeding can occur. If not corrected disease
builds in other organs, and it all began with the digestion and
intestinal tract. Rectal bleeding and/or heavy menstrual problems can
compound when not taken care of, see a doctor, but most doctors are not
prepared for the Food Energetics I am addressing.
There are five major organs in the body
being the “batteries,” while other transformational organs assist the
“channels” for these batteries.
Hildegard’s suggested Spiritual
Remedies for the five major organs:
Heart-Healing
bitterness of the heart, sarcasm and rudeness occurs from spiritual
energy regenerated through prayer, mediation and fasting. The liver
produces extreme amounts of gallic acid when we get angry or eat too
much incorrect fat. The acidity produced acidifies the blood and
destroys the environment it flows into, therefore it is important to
control your thoughts and emotions in order to control gallic acid in
the body. Too much gallic acid kills microflora and this is the first
line of defense in the intestinal tract.
Liver- The
soul speaks in symbols and images. Discovering the truth about your
soul allows the healing to flow in inner peace. Hildegard called on
kings, emperors and popes, among many others to understand that the
message of Christianity is truth, peace, happiness, and not
inquisition, war and deceit. Searching for God allows for the
fellowship of refuge and protection to place their lives under God’s
grace, and not remain in the melancholy/unhappy solitude.
Lung- The body plays a role in order to learn
reverence by kneeling, bowing, or face down on a mat. Humility, not
humiliation, renders you to speak the truth. Lying and cheating need a
lengthy fast (not starvation or depravation of vital energy from
herbs-as modern societies have rendered), even people that lie under
oath can recover from severe fasting.
Kidney-Envy and jealousy requires the therapeutic
effort towards love and charity, fasting is not recommended in this
case, yet disobedience and rebellion do. A morning ritual
includes meditation/reflection and exercise before entering the day.
Respect and reverence strengthens your body with fitness, not hard
physical exercise.
Spleen- The dirty window of
self-poisoning includes three parts of the digestive tract; the
stomach, intestines, and colon. Learning not to despair and to trust in
God allows miracles hidden in nature to blossom. Certain fasting,
nightly meditation and giving aid to the poor clears this window to see
out of it and discover the miracles within your own body to heal.
Channels
& Their Function:
According to
Ayurveda, the human body is composed of innumerable channels that
supply various tissues of the body. When in proper flow in these
channels, health is a result, and when improper flow, being an excess,
blockage, deficient or even flow out of the proper channel altogether,
the result is disease.
Three Channels within the physical body connect with
the outside environment and bring nourishment in the form of breath,
water, and food.
1- Channels that carry Prana, or the
breath life-force, are primarily the respiratory system, originating in
the heart and the gastrointestinal tract, primarily the colon. Pranavha
Srotas.
2- Channels that carry food, are the
digestive system, originating in the stomach and the left side of the
body, spleen area. Annavaha Srotas.
3-
Channels that carry water or regulate water metabolism, (this does not
have an equivalent in Western medicine- for example diabetes is a
disease of this system) originates in the palate and the pancreas. Ambhuvaha
Srotas.
Seven Channels supply the seven tissues of the body.
1- Channels that carry plasma, this is
similar to the lymphatic system, and originates in the heart and blood
vessels. Rasavaha Srotas.
2- Channels carrying blood relate to the
circulatory system, originate in the liver and spleen. Raktavaha
Srotas.
3- Channels that supply muscles, or the
muscular system, originates in the ligaments and skin. Mamsavaha
Srotas.
4- Channels that supply fat or adipose,
adipose system, originates in the kidneys and omentum. Medavaha Srotoas.
5- Channels that supply bones or the
skeletal system, originates in the adipose tissue and the hips. Asthivaha
Srotas.
6- Channels that supply the marrow and
nerve tissue, mainly the nervous system, originates in the bones and
joints. Majjavaha Srotas.
7-
Channels supplying the reproductive tissue or the reproductive system
originates in the testes or uterus. Shukravaha Srotas.
Three Channels connect to the outside world allowing
for the elimination of substances from the body, which are, breath,
sweat, feces from food, and water is urine. These all can be obstructed
or damaged by excess accumulation of the humors.
1- Channels that carry sweat or the
sebaceous system originates in adipose tissue and hair follicles. Svedavaha
Srotas.
2- Channels that move feces or the
excretory system originates in the colon and rectum. Purishavaha
Srotas.
3-
Channels carrying urine or the urinary system originates in the bladder
and kidneys. Mutravaha Srotas.
Two Special systems exist in only the female.
1- Channels that carry menstruation. Artavavaha
Srotas.
2-
Channels carrying breast milk, or the system of lactation. This system
is treated as the subsystem of the menstrual system. Stanyavaha
Srotas.
One Special system that connects to the nervous
system and reproductive system is the mind itself. All other
channels depend on the movement of energy that arises from the mind.
1-
Channels that carry thought or the mental system. Manovaha Srotas.
Hildegard, Chinese, Ayurveda, Ancient
European ancestors, Greeks and Romans must have been related not merely
in the similarity from medical structure, but mental and spiritual
aspects as well. At length, all of these healing practices recognize
humors reflecting the element and their knowledge to heal, especially
through food. This type of system attention affects the
body/mind/spirit of the person, especially in a change of season.
The Power of Energy in Seasons
The power of the seasons direct the way
we feel the ground or sun, taste the activity of a breeze or wind, hear
nature or the current environment, see the moon and sun within the
color of daylight, and breath the air in order to appreciate them.
Harmony demonstrates balance in a Quality of Life Style. Clouds
appear in all seasons, yet hold a quality of activity as you glance at
them when preparing to go someplace.
The power of energy can be compared to
the clouds in a varied time and place allowing a life style for nature
as seasons change. This too allows for internal organs to heal as it
prepares and transforms them for the next season. Likewise, there are
the transformational organs within the body.
NORTH
EAST
SOUTH
CENTER
WEST
Season-
Winter
Spring
Summer
Late Summer Autumn
Organ-
Kidney
Liver
Heart
Spleen
Lung
Trans-Organ-
Bladder
Gall Bladder Sm.
Intestine Stomach
Lrg. Intestine
Element-
Water
Wood
Fire
Earth
Metal
Harmful Emotions-
Fear
Anger
Shock
Pensiveness
Anxiety
Energy
Effect-
Drop
Rise
Scatter
Knot
Constricts
Positive
Emotions-
Wisdom
Findness
Order
Trust
Integrity
According to
Hildegard: The Eastman is a man turning around in the universe
and looking toward the rising sun. The arrangement of the universe
needs a total of seven forces before life becomes life. There are five
main ones and the other two combined creates the proper function for
the universe. The first is heavenly love: she brings it tot the
universe and keeps it alive. The second force is discipline, in
Greek it means ‘cosmos,’ and this keeps the universe together. The
third power allows understanding in that the entire universe is a
living organism. This power is respect/admiration/friendship.
The fourth foundation is compassion in that it creates mutual
love and understanding. Divine victory is the fifth power in
which confidence and trust in God built the universe. The last two
forces are patience and at-one-ment. Patience
brings peace and serenity. At-one-ment acknowledges the whole
universe operates through the power of God.
According to Hildegard: The Westman
recognizes a group of vices and virtues from his shoulders to his hips,
which contain the gastrointestinal tract and lungs, heart, liver,
pancreas, and kidneys. The virtues of this group are healing forces for
gastrointestinal diseases and the vices that can cause sickness in the
same region. There is a second group of virtues dominated by pregnancy.
According to Hildegard: The Northman
is the second group of virtues. At the moment of birth you are
entrusted with all the information you need for the path of life. More
than 100,000 cellular genes and an invisible soul, to most eyes,
becomes your equipment with thirty-five spiritual powers to master
life. Your parents support and take care of you building these powers.
The weaknesses in your life are the opportunities to “see” the
transforming powers in what I call “the behind the scenes,” in which a
deeper meaning is always present, but not to drive yourself paranoid
finding it. By understanding that the purpose in life is to understand
the message in a clam manner as The Eastman described, then you
will know evil always gives a chance for personal growth, even in
illness.
According to Hildegard: The Southman overlooks the south and west. The earth
extending from his knees to his calves are rich in life energy (virdatas) and the humors bring forth blossoms and
fruit. The anatomical significance relates to sexuality, fertility and
vitality. The eight traditional virtues Hildegard describes here
represent the moral force in the world after the death of Jesus. The
old eight imperfect vice must die, for they destroy life energy.
Positive outcomes in life depend on
transforming the weaknesses and misery of old age into beauty and
strength of a wise man or woman. Hildegard lived a long life until the
age of eighty-two. She told her last secretary,
Wilbert van Gembloux, “Whenever I am occupied with my visionary work, I
don’t feel like an old woman but rather like a young girl.” At age
sixty-five she wrote her last cosmos-orientated theological book, Liber
Divinorum Operum. Furthermore, she wrote a play on the vices and
virtues, it was quite successful, and today many are putting this play
on again. Eyes to see virtues are also eyes to see vices. You may not
see angels or demons, yet they were created and chose their path as
they influence the vices and virtues. Even though you do not see the Creator,
you do experience the creation.
Digestive
Sequences of Food
Digestive sequences of food received by the major
organs and the transforming organs affect digestion, and incorrect
sequences aggravate humors. At this point incorrect sequences can also
cause putrification and fermentation, and insufficient
absorption of nutrients cannot feed the cells. According to Ayurvedic
Healing the diagnosis of disease is based on three biological
humors and treatment is according to the six tastes. Hildegard mentions
many blends that are in accordance to sequences of food as the Nerve
Cookie (She describes in her writings), or the Hildy Snack Cookie
from the bakery.
The three factors to consider when you eat using Food
Energetics are:
Constitution, Season, and
Condition of the existing humor. Hildegard, Ayurveda, Chinese (also
Qigong diet) all emphasize cooking foods rather than eating them raw,
while both food and drink are served at a moderate temperature; not hot
or cold. (Note: some raw can be consumed more so in summer).
Periods
of Peak Energy for (visceral Qi) Organs
Gallbladder
Heart
11pm -- 1am
11am— 1pm
Liver
Small
Intestine
1am-- 3am
1pm— 3pm
Lung
Bladder
3am-- 5am
3pm—5pm
Large Intestine
Kidney
5am- 7am
5pm—7pm
Stomach
Pericardium
7am—9am
7pm—9pm
Spleen
Triple Burner
9am—11am
9pm—11pm
Peak functions are opposite of the low times of
the organ. Example: If the gallbladder peaks from 11pm until 1am, then
its lowest function is from 11am until 1pm.
After reviewing the peak
energy times for the Large Intestine, Stomach, and Spleen you begin to
realize why Hildegard’s regime of Spelt Beverage and foods are
warming foods to the start of the whole digestive process for the day.
In addition, the gallbladder has the lowest energy around lunchtime,
hence she recommends not to have a heavy lunch since it will become
more difficult to digest. Our modern heavy, oily foods help weaken this
organ, if not already weak, and not enough bile can be produced. This
reasons why gallstone pain will be more severe at night. Basically, as
Hildegard stated, digestion and assimilation are most efficient at
breakfast time. According to Qigong meditations, a general rule is to
use peak times therapeutically for specific organs.
The
Six Tastes of the Energetic Healing Substances called Food
The Six Tastes are
not limited to herbs, but also to the actual substances when taken into
the mouth. Once in the mouth dynamic properties are revealed.
These tastes
are:
SWEET—Sugars and
starches: composed of elements earth/water.
Examples
are: Spelt, perch/salmon, most beans except for adzuki which is
sour/sweet, chicken, watermelon, water chestnut, walnut, sunflower
seed, coconut, mullein, licorice, Chinese/Korean ginseng, slippery elm.
Barley is sweet/salty. <>
Necessary for maintaining
tissue growth and development in all humors.
SALTY—Table salt or
seaweed: composed of the elements water/fire.
Examples are:
Clam/crab, ham, kelp.
Necessary for mineral balance
and holding water.
SOUR—Fermented
food or acidic fruit: composed of the elements earth/fire.
Examples are:
Quince, lime/lemon, trout, and blackberry leaf. Wild rice is sweet/sour.
Necessary for acidity and countering thirst.
PUNGENT—The hot
spices included here are cayenne and ginger: composed of the elements
fire/air. Examples are: Aconite, mint, mustard, and fennel bulb. Wheat
germ is sweet/pungent.
Necessary for
metabolism, improving appetite and digestion.
BITTER—Such as
bitter herbs- golden seal and gentian: composed of the elements air/and
ether according to Ayurveda. Examples are: Feverfew, hops, aloe,
chamomile, yarrow, rhubarb, and chicory.
Necessary for
detoxification, but can also be depleting.
ASTRINGENT—Herbs that
contain tannins: alum, witch hazel: composed of the elements earth/air.
Examples are: Pomegranate, elderberry.
Necessary for
firmness of tissue.
Our various emotions are also
the flavor, so to speak, of the six tastes. Emotions can
increase therapeutic healing or encourage disease effecting of the
tastes that correspond to the emotion. The next few phrases that relate
to emotional thought and the human body include: “Let me chew on this
thought for a while,” or “I had a hard time swallowing that,” or “That
issue left a lump in my stomach,” or “That person leaves a bad taste in
my mouth." All of these phrases have one thing in common; emotions and
the physical body. Lifestyle, eating patterns, and the sequence of
food/herbs/spices have an impact with emotions in an energetic quality.
For example alcoholism can cause liver damage as well as unnatural, and
consistent anger. Herbs, diet, and spices can only help so much if the
“taste of the mind” has not changed the taste of the emotion from the
heart. This brings about a mind/emotion connection that varies for
healing modalities to help resolve negative emotions. Examples of
modalities are: Gem & Crystals, Flower Essences, Essential Oils,
Qigong, Meditation, Prayer and of course Hypnosis.
Hot
Emotions
Anger,
Hatred, Envy.
Cold
Emotions
Fear,
Grief, Sorrow.
By ‘covering up’ emotions
further damage can occur through hidden ambivalence (the existence of
mutually conflicting emotions or thoughts about a person, object or
idea). Balancing these ‘hidden’ emotions is accomplished in one or a
few sessions in hypnosis, while other therapies require months and
years to resolve the same subject. Other modalities can be used, but in
all situations an accompanied change in lifestyle is needed. Diet,
herbs/ essential oils/ food sequences/ spices are some of the main ways
to assist in this change. This promotes an easier way to utilize the
process of change.
Hypnosis unlocks the hot or
cold emotions in even complicated stored emotional energy trauma
within the internal organs.
Taste
Emotion
Organ
SWEET----------------Love-------------Spleen
SALTY-----------------Greed------------Kidney
SOUR------------------Envy--------------Liver
PUNGENT------------Hatred------------Lungs
BITTER----------------Grief--------------Heart
ASTRINGENT--------Fear--------------Colon
The relationship of the six
tastes can be therapeutically combined for aggravated humors in illness
or disease. Example: Pungent/bitter for a cleansing action.
Pungent/sour for stimulating digestion. Pungent aids in the digestion
of sweets, as well as certain spices. This reasons why coffee and
dessert go together. Cloves need sugar to alleviate the burning
sensation of the particular pungent taste. Bitter counters the craving
for sweet. Craving sweet usually means the spleen is in distress, and
digestive power can become weakened. Too much grief (also from
ambivalence) weakens the heart and the craving for sweets settles in as
a “comfort food.” At length other emotions relate to “comfort foods.”
A common phrase: “I usually
like this, but for some reason is not agreeing with me this time,”
holds true to “listening” to your body as it changes it emotions
and humors. Learning this ancient art from systems not forgotten is
simple, since mankind is actually quite simple to heal.
Heavy
& Light Properties
Sweet is the
heaviest then salty and astringent.
Lightest is bitter followed by pungent and sour.
Too much sweet can damage the spleen and builds toxins.
Too much salty can damage the kidneys and causes looseness.
Too much astringent damage the colon and cause contractions.
Too much bitter
can damage the heart and causes coldness.
Too much pungent can damage the lungs causing burning.
Too much sour can damage the liver causing acidity.
Heating
& Cooling Effects
Hottest is
pungent then sour and salty. Coldest is bitter followed by astringent
and sweet.
Moist
& Dry Properties
Wettest is
generally sweet followed by salty and sour. Driest is pungent followed
by bitter and astringent.
Aggravation
of Humors from Tastes
Example is: Too much salty
can aggravate the water element and tissues are in excess. Pure
Forms are more likely to aggravate the humor when taken regularly,
yet possess a strong medicinal property for a temporary condition of an
unbalanced humor.
Taste
Pure Form
Complex Form
SWEET
---------------sugar
complex carbohydrates
SALTY-----------------table
salt
seaweed
PUNGENT-----------hot
peppers
mild spices- cardamom/fennel
SOUR------------------alcohol
sour food= yogurt, lemon, lime
BITTER----------------aloe
gel
mild ones as in golden seal
ASTRINGENT-----strong
tannins
mild ones as in alfalfa, red raspberry
Deficiency
of Tastes
Lacking a
taste will also aggravate a humor. An example is too little sugar will
aggravate air then fire. In our modern culture bitter, pungent then
astringent are usually lacking. Accumulations of toxins become in
internal alarm!
STAGES
OF DISEASE
The process in the stages of
disease relate to all emotions in all stages.
Stage One: This is an accumulation
stage where the body cannot expel the excess faster than it is being
accumulated. Discomfort settles in as an acceptance factor
conventional medicine claims as the age you are or blaming it on the weather change.
Weather does have an effect, but can be corrected if understanding
which one. Other than that you will begin to feel intestinal gas,
stomach acid, lethargic.
Stage Two: Once the excess humor is
provoked to leave the place of origin, usually the gastrointestinal
tract, the signs of aggravation are more noticeable. Examples are:
indigestion, cold hands/feet, nausea, vomiting.
Stage Three: The aggravation spreads into
tissue and you might not still find it difficult to pinpoint what
exactly it is wrong. Fatigue/restlessness, painful digestion, increased
mucus are some signs.
Stage Four: Toxins are produced and
deposited in tissues.
Stage Five: The disease grows and
manifests itself. Restoration by eliminating excess levels of
imbalanced humors is the treatment. A change in lifestyle is to be
considered.
Stage Six: Excess humors have disrupted
the integrity of the whole system and disease can become complicated.
If the humor is not pacified a weakness remains in the body and
symptoms are just ameliorated (to make or become better, to improve)
and the excess humor may move further and settle into other tissue.
Lymph, blood, muscle, fat,
bones, nerve and reproductive tissue suffer from symptoms and disease.
Some symptoms remain psychosomatic and are real. Everything manifesting
into the physical body is real and needs addressed.
Coffee, Tea or a Dandelion?
*What do all three of
these beverages have in common?
They have
all been used throughout history for a therapeutic value to assist the
body/mind/spirit heal and/or maintain balance.
*Why do I want to
drink coffee, tea, let alone a dandelion? Water is just fine!
Water is fabulous way to flush and cleanse out toxins, but how do the
toxins to begin to breakdown and leave the body?
Energetic properties reside in all
natural products and have an impact in one way or another, whether
ingested or topically applied. Once the breakdown of toxins occurs they
can be flushed out of the body without illnesses and flu-like symptoms.
Most people do not realize how disrupted their intestinal system is
until they begin to detoxify and then tonify. Lets explore three
beverages, other than spelt beverage, with their functions and
properties. Of course, Spelt Beverage is the first choice, but
I think you will find the other three are just as important to
compliment a changing lifestyle in order to balance and maintain health.
COFFEE:
Unlike coffee Spelt Beverage
helps support digestive function. Coffee on the other hand should be
used more therapeutically for the digestive tract. The coffee bean has
been a marketed and commercialized breakfast beverage. Years of
research led to finding out that the coffee bean whips the digestive
organs with a false rush of energy. This is accomplished in the central
nervous system, which also adds to irritating the mucus membranes.
According to Chinese Medicine, when used
appropriately, coffee stimulates the heart and can be beneficial. The
remarkable power is frequently underestimated in liberating the
essential reserves of energy (essence) to a great effect, but coffee
does not replace that particular energy. Too much consumption or at
inappropriate times (such as with an incorrect humor not matching the
element) masks the reality of the subtle energy in exhaustion and by
then the storehouse of subtle energy had been on its way to being
depleted. A common reason for habitual consumption, especially when ‘I
need to wake up.’
How much coffee to
consume and at the appropriate time depends on your constitution and
element that is out of balance. In Chinese Medical terms Yang
deficient in a damp person will tolerate coffee rather than
those who are yin deficient. (A generalized condition of Dampness
is associated with a weakness of
the Spleen; an organ that runs digestion.)
Coffee enters the central energy pathway in the body being the Penetrating Vessel (chong mai). Meanwhile too much, and
especially at the inappropriate time, can assist in disrupting a
women’s reproductive cycle.
Caffeine directly influences the kidney
system, as discussed in Chinese medicine, as well as the adrenal
glands. Over consumption depletes kidney energy reserve, but a moderate
consumption through a healthy diet and tonic herbs stimulates function
and energy.
Coffee is listed with the energetic
benefit of circulating energy (Qi). Its temperature to the body
is warm in nature, flavor is bitter/pungent, and the
energy channel routes are the lung, liver, kidney, stomach, and heart.
According to Ayurveda, by adding cardamom
to your coffee the digestive whip is not as intense and can be
tolerated when drinking. Coffee is only recommended at certain times in
this ancient healing system. I find adding pure essential oil of
peppermint to my coffee, and I only have one company I buy from, also
changes the digestive whip.
TEA:
Tea, in general, aids in digestion,
especially when drunk in small and weak amounts. Less course varieties
are best, since the temperature tends to be cooling in nature,
yet spices can be added to make it warm in nature. Green tea
has only positive benefits in that it protects the body against
degenerative disease, while aiding in digestion. Meanwhile the gentle
effect leaches dampness from the body to benefit all damp
conditions.
Tea has been used for at least 4,000
years for its many health benefits, flavor and enhancing positive
emotions. The Far East considers it to be a health elixir and new
studies support the ancient wealth of wisdom in this herbal tonic.
Every variety offers health protection
due to the specific energetic property strength in this tonic herb.
Westerners are just beginning to understand how tea benefits the
body/mind/spirit, while in the East it is a part of their lifestyle.
Therefore choosing a tea to drink means it needs to benefit your
constitution and/or the unbalanced element.
The primary function
of tea is the polyphenol fraction. The polyphenol is known as
catechins or flavonoids. These polyphenols have powerful antioxidant
activity. White and green teas have a high concentration of phenols,
while black teas have less. In addition white and green teas are not
oxidized, while oolog and black teas undergo enzymatic oxidation to
help develop their characteristic, smell and flavor. Meanwhile altering
their polyphenol content. Phenols control many biological actions, as
well as taste, when comparing tea to vegetables for the antioxidant
activity, while green tea and black tea have this greater ability.
Nature is all about energetic properties
designed for mankind to work together and not against each other.
On the other hand tea contains caffeine,
which is a central nervous system metabolic stimulant. To be accurate,
the caffeine in tea is actually called thenine. Thenine
facilitates the release of energy and has a distinctive effect on the
mind. It easily crosses the blood brain barrier and the thenine
molecule is structurally similar to adenosine, which is an endogenous
(originating or produced from within) compound that assists in energy
transferences. The blood brain barrier is the barrier membrane
between circulating blood and the brain that prevents certain damaging
substances from reaching the brain tissue as well as the cerebrospinal
fluid. The American Medical Association (AMA) determined that if they
could find an agent that would surpass the blood-brain barrier, they
would be able to cure diseases such as Alzheimer’s, Lou Gehrig’s,
Multiple Sclerosis and Parkinson’s. In June 1994, evidence that
sesquiterpenes, an agent found in many essential oils, have this
ability to go beyond the blood brain barrier. It was documented
by the Medical University of Berlin, Germany and Vienna.
Once in the brain the thenine binds to
adenosine receptors on the surface of the cells, but it does not
activate them. Hence, thenine is now acting as a competitive inhibitor
of adenosine functions. The reduction of adenosine function allows
increase activity of dopamine (a vital neurotransmitter
naturally produced in the brain, adrenal glands and hypothalamus).
Dopamine is a precursor to noradrenaline (norepinephrine) and then
adrenaline (epinephrine), which is the “fight or flight” hormone that
is released from the adrenal glands in threatening situations or stress
reaction activity within the parasympathetic and sympathetic nervous
system.
Tea also contains L-theanine, a
calming factor, by possessing extra ordinary anti-stress effects. Brain
tests show that when sufficient L-theanine is consumed the alpha waves
are generated; such as relaxation when in prayer, meditation and
hypnosis. It is not a sedative, yet a primoral relaxant that
neutralizes many of the stimulatory effects of caffeine for
anti-anxiety activity and actually contributes to metal clarity, focus
and memory. Furthermore it has been found to eliminate edginess caused
by the consumption of caffeine.
Varieties of tea may contain more
caffeine and less L-theanine, therefore causing the stimulating
nervousness similar to coffee. High quality teas tend to be well
balanced and drinking them is an important reason to choose better
quality teas in accordance to a particular element imbalance or
constitution.
An abundance of
longevity resides in tea with the immune, cardiovascular and liver
studies, as well as the ability for dental, digestion, and anti aging
effects. For those who do not consume caffeine or cannot tolerate it
there are caffeine free teas and coffee. Although many of these do not
contain all of the cleansing and balancing effects, let alone carry the
flavor for the ever loving coffee drinker. Teas will vary in temperature, tonification, flavor
and an energy route to an organ they regulate.
Two examples are:
Black Tea- Temperature is neutral, flavor
is bitter/sweet, energy routes are the heart, stomach, lungs,
large intestine, liver and bladder. It resolves phlegm, drains water,
removes toxins, and promotes energy (Qi) circulation.
Green Tea- Temperature is cool, flavor
is bitter/sweet, energy routes are the is the heart, liver,
large intestine, lungs, stomach, bladder. It resolves phlegm, drains
water, removes toxins, and promotes energy (Qi) circulation.
DANDELION:
What can a dandelion offer that coffee
and tea cannot?
The qualities of the dandelion are
beneficial in history, but long neglected in the modern lifestyle,
especially in the western diet. According to Chinese medicine, Blood
deficiency (refer to EATING PATTERNS on this page for the explanation
of Blood) is characterized by feeling undernourished, and not
fully in touch with who you are, as if a separation occurred and the mind
floats while loosening the anchor to ourselves. This reasons why at
night when you cannot sleep and/or wake up at night and cannot get back
to sleep, it is the mind floating. (My personal remedy is
½ glass of coconut milk, or a glass of spelt beverage). The
spleens ability to convert food into Blood also helps the heart
to circulate it around the body. Resting, particularly in early
afternoon, enables the liver to renew Blood during the day,
since it is at its lowest energy. (This reasons why in other countries
a siesta, or naptime occurrs). Blood is easily moved through
your diet. All foods form the basis of Blood, and one in
particular is the dandelion.
Dandelion: Temperature is cold, flavor is bitter/sweet,
and the energy routes are the kidney, bladder, liver, gall
bladder, stomach, and large intestine. It counteracts heat, drains
water, counter acts damp heat, and promotes energy (Qi) circulation.
According to Ayurveda, the dandelion is
used in specifics, such as a bitter and blood cleansing herb,
particularly in balancing doshas (humors/elements). General treatments
of circulatory system disorders and specific treatment are similar in
all three doshas include the dandylion leaf for its chlorophyll, yet
diet and spices vary considerably.
An example is gout.
Eating foods that make the blood toxic, or improperly prepared foods,
create a metabolic disorder in which uric acid is deposited in the
cartilages of the joints. Ayurvedic views this condition similar to
arthritis and many
remedies and measures are the same. Gout is called Vatarakta in Sandskirt, meaning Vata
(air) in the blood. The blood needs cleansed. One western herb
recommended is the dandelion.
Dandelion is also recommended in a cancer
diet with a particular formula and specific directions for the dosha if
it is Pitta (fire), Vatta (air) or Kapha (water) for the qualities in
the diet matching the dosha.
Dr. Peter Gail, of Goosefoot Acres, has
skillfully created a beverage that contains the blended power of the
dandelion. It tastes great and is used in BABS Bakery products.
As I was searching for a great all natural mocha flavoring, I
discovered the beverage Dr. Gail created called Dandy Blend was
delicious! I had been drinking it in place of coffee not realizing the
other ways to use this product.
The benefits from this beverage have
incorporated many avenues for consumption. One is to simply use it in
place of coffee (please read all ingredients- there are a few other
ingredients in case of allergy). Dandy Blend goes great with the Hildegard
Routine to assist in setting and maintaining the digestive system,
while receiving other benefits I have previously written about on this
page.
There is no 'false rush' into
the central nervous system, since there is no form of caffeine
involved. Dr. Gail's formula is unique as its nutritional and energetic
properties are demonstrated in clinical studies with specfic scientific
validation that mankind's ancient healing systems and herbalists
already knew in the effectiveness of the dandelion. Russian studies
prove the dandelion's neutron activation analysis works as a pollution
monitor. Relax with dandelions in your yard, as they keep the air
clean!
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Next:
THE VERTEBRAE,
ORGANS & EMOTIONS.
Outlining
a multi dimensional process in the spinal anatomy of the human body and
soul connecting to emotions.
The
Ancient use of Gold, Frankincense & Myrrh
The Golden
Heart Theory for BABS Bakery
The birth of Jesus
is related to the Three Wiseman bearing three gifts of Gold,
Frankincense and Myrrh.
It becomes a triad of Ancient Wisdom for modern mankind that matches
the body/mind/spirit to form a Golden Heart.
Rituals
are a part of life and herbs were an important part of rituals
regarding embalming, bathing, dance techniques, healing, and meditation
to cleanse negative energies. The Spiritual Property within a
ritual was inspired by a quest for Spiritual Understanding. A
resonance takes place within a ritual using spiritual techniques to
bring about a symbolic message and communication. This communication
was enhanced through the resonance by means of direct ritual.
Therefore, thought forms are strengthened and ultimately a positive
cycle is created from an individual affecting the energy culture.
Eventually “Coordinated Energy” becomes a resonance towards herbs and
then recognized attunement from elements such as gold, silver, and
copper. “Coordinated Energy” benefits my Genetic Energy
Theory as an attitude towards virtuous works develops with
sensitivity in recognizing the power of energy within the herb,
mineral, or gemstone.
Gold
is of the hot nature like the sun, almost like the element air. As a
medical remedy gold can be consumed in the body and stay within the
stomach for two months and gradually leave the body after that, taking
up to one year. Only in specified purity and amounts can be done in
this particular method. Gold is a physical cure that stimulates nerves
and revives their function. Gold gives discrimination, thus by making a
distinction in treatment of ones self, and then one may heal and choose
to heal others. Origins of evil are found in anger and
impatience resulting in the release of black bile that eventually
becomes the greatest challenge to the physical bodies immune
system. The Gold Cure also
stays within the intestines strengthening the immune system where the
largest part of the immune system is located. Discrimination is
distinguished between anger and peace.
Frankincense is
more hot than cold. The odor ascends without fire and strengthens a
person when remedied in the proper context for the ailment. The odor
also clears the eyes and brain. Frankincense is a mind cure connecting
energy fields of the physical and astral providing a shield for each
set of subtle bodies. When this breaks down the actual sensory
perceptions thoughts, feelings, fantasies, and emotions can no longer
discriminate between astral or physical. Entities and environmental
factors take temporary control over emotional influences and
psychological problems/energies are woven into imbalances of personal
experiences. The science of the psyche does not understand subtle
energies, yet the mind imbalance with the mental plane does, and then
emotional stability returns. Keeping subtle channels pure is important
and so are proper breathing skills. Frankincense equalizes
humors/elements of the body while driving out influences, emotions, and
entities from the negative nature. In addition this helps counter
negative emotions by increasing faith, devotion, peace and perception.
The property and application of incense is similar to what essential
oils offer.
Myrrh is hot and dry. Heating myrrh up
chases phantasms, magical spells and demonic invocations made with
malign words or bad herbs. The odor does not make the mind happy,
therefore also carry gold with the impurities burned out. It is not
useful to eat, but when one is invaded by great fevers then myrrh drunk
in warm wine expels them. Myrrh is a spiritual cure by applying to the
temples in oil.
Low energy is a deficiency that can be
hard to treat, since blocked feelings of suppression, tension, and
being pent up with occasional outbursts are common. By promoting good
digestive fire the stagnation breaks up and a cleaner creative life
style returns. It is important to clear energy with myrrh as it is a
strong detoxifier with an expectorant action, while detoxifying and
cleansing to fortify deep into the tissues.
Myrrh aligns a
person to the Christ consciousness to understand oneself better when
seeking love. To seek love one must appreciate oneself first. The
mind-heart connection for myrrh is to anoint the head to soothe the
heart. By soothing the heart any bitterness and negative feelings can
leave as the power of Gold in the Golden Rays enter the
heart, while Frankincense liberates the gifts of wisdom in greater
perception to understand ones path in life.
To sum it up, The Golden Heart Theory for the bakery is based on the gifts of
Christmas, just like our signature;
Our Holiday Love
Always,
BABS Bakery
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Yes this bakery uses a
variety of sugar in the products, as listed. Please refer to: http://www.babsbakery.com/intestines.html
The Great Sugar Scare article by Dr. Karan
explaining the uses of sugar as well as the danger of sugar.
Also
refer to our Coconut information page: http://www.babsbakery.com/coconut.html
with Dr. Bruce Fife and the benefit of counterbalancing sugar with
coconut. His book, Coconut Cures, details the diabetic study
and the use of white sugar/coconut products. The effect of the glycemic
index is quite interesting. When foods are energetically combined in
any type of eating lifestyle, balance is more appropriate to the human
qualities of harmony with the elements. Hildegard, Chinese and
Ayurvedic medicine teaches these qualities, and not as an analytical
model of nutrition merely because of the value modern science states it
has
Additional information: Hildegard & Spelt, Foods from the Seasons,
Emerging Wings Unaware
The links
below contain Hildegard’s recommended uses for some healing plants
and foods, since all of the elements are subject to mankind in the
universal creation of the heart, the soul, and the personality.
Foods Spices Grains Herbs Plants
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