60 Days to High Vibration Eating

I have gone vegetarian/vegan/raw before. It had ups and downs and was a lot of work. However I have to admit my energy was through the roof! I was busy, vibrant, enthusiastic and creative which felt amazing.

So after several years of being off the veggie wagon I am climbing back on. I have several reasons why:

• My body is stiff, slower, heavier and my brain is clouded.
• I want to have energy again and less ailments like chronic shoulder pain and stiffness.
• I want to feel and be more tuned into/connected to the Divine Creator.
• Earth is experiencing the biggest time of ascension with lots of light and love from the Divine pouring in daily. More vibrant food helps with the ascension processes happening in the body.
• I want to remove toxins that are built up.
• I want to reduce the inflammation happening from being addicted to toxic food.
• I like playing with my food so hands on is fun.
• I know what it feels like to be used as a food source for other entities. Having unwanted negative attached entities sucking the life force out of me making me feel drained, tired and zombie like. Why? Because they consider me a lesser being, or they need my light to survive. I have participated in this style of treating other animals like a lesser being (cattle, chickens, pigs, fish) and eating their life force. I believe I can do better. I apologize and I'm sorry, and extremely grateful for your sacrifice.

If you are curious about doing anything vegetarian then go for it. We have tons of info on the internet to help us along the way.

I will share some of my yummy recipes I had when I owned a vegan/raw cafe, along with some new stuff I am trying out now.

The reason I say 60 days is simply because it takes longer than 30 days to change a habit.

After two weeks of eating healthy you will notice a huge difference in your energy and your body.

Nothing happens overnight, however you will notice deeper sleep, clearer dreams and better intuition.

If you are on an extremely toxic diet, you will notice detoxing happening in your body. Weird random aches, pains, headaches, sinus pressure, stomach sensitivities, intestinal changes and emotional surges going all over the place can be some signs of detoxing.

Tips for detox:

• Be patient with yourself and others
• Stay focused
• Drink plenty of good clean water (filtered, not tap)
• Have one day a week you can fall off the wagon if needed, but be sure to get right back on again the following day.
• Have plenty of high vibration snack foods around to help with urges and cravings
• If you can do this food change with a friend, do it. Support each other during the whole process. Use each others strengths.
• It will get better.

Did We Forget Something?

Original meaning of 'sin' (to forget):   

    Think if you will of the scripture passages stating that 'Jesus/Jehoshua died for their sins." If he died because we had 'forgotten' who we are, this would change everything about religion.

One won't get far enough in religion to truly awaken, why? Religion has distortions which cause more confusion. Just like in the example of sin meaning 'to forget.' Religion sets one up to believe in an external God. This is very confusing in a way that to become 'like God' one must be judged by this external God and then placed in the area you've earned. Once placed, you live there for eternity. So those who don't make the grade don't actually get to become 'like God' at all. Hmmm, better luck next time I guess?

    Further confusion comes as fear of this 'judgement'  when one becomes fearful of offending God and at the same time completely full of adoring love for God's tender mercies and blessings. How can one truly attain growth being in complete fear and complete love at the same time? If this were a marriage between two people this would be a considered an abusive and co-dependent relationship. 

• "I'm afraid of him/her, but I truly love him/her and will do anything for him/her to make him/her happy."
• "I know that it's stressful at times doing all the things he/she asks me to do, but I know in the end it will all be worth it so I consider it a blessing to have him/her in my life."

The questions:

1. "Am I afraid of being judged for the things I have fallen short of in my lifetime?" 
2. "Do I believe Jesus atoned for my sins and where I fall short, in the end he will make up the difference?"

If Jesus is going to make up the difference for us all why have judgement in the first place, for anyone? Why not call it an analysis instead of a judgement?

In my opinion this does not make any sense and it gives away the responsibility. I feel I am responsible for my growth as I am Divine in my nature. I need to strive to understand what I can from each experience. In the end, I decide if I am ready for the next lessons, or if I need to repeat a few in a different way to understand even deeper meanings from within each one.