Sugar is good for me!
Put your food affirmations here!
Bacon is super healthy for my body..... |
Fasting is fun!
(And it saves having to do the dishes). Peace |
lol sorry but sounds like nectaromancy :tongue:
if it's a living food it's probably good for you, which includes all sorts of sweets.. but trying to raise the dead usually doesn't work out for the best because it goes against natural laws .. makes sense eh? sorry if that's not welcome talk in this thread, it can be modified if requested. but I just made it up and it actually seems like a reasonable rule to follow for food as well as issues like zombies and vampires and such hmmm besides fruits some other natural sweets are delicious medjool dates, honey, and one that not everyone may know about, coconut sugar or nectar! it tastes sort of like a flavorful (not like coconut) brown sugar and can be used in place of white sugar, which is not nearly as healthy because coconut sugar is less processed and a more mindful product. of course using coconut instead would be great too but in any event if you really want to use a sugar, coconut sugar is a pretty nice option. also there is date sugar but I've never had it. using whole dates would be better if you like them cuz they are actually a superfood, very healthy. ok sorry enough about that... if I were to make a food affirmation, which I actually need to practice what I preach more, let's see it would go like~ I feed my body with wonderful living foods full of energy that fill me with love and exuberance to live my bestestest life thanks for the thread x |
Abraham says that if we keep fear mongering around all foods, it would be a miracle if we ever found anything to eat.! The good or bad is all in our heads!
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This Abraham person, whoever he is is nuts. Of course you need to be careful what you eat. Bacon is made pink thanks to carcinogenic nitriles. Refined sugar (for that matter, refined white flour, white bread (containing chalk as it does)) are no good for you at all! Point is, you do your body a disservice. If you deliberately make your body impure then you can't expect a purity of spirit to emerge from it; any more than if you pour bath oil into your car engine you can expect it to work properly! I should give Abraham the elbow. Who is he anyway - just curious? Is he the one who happens to be a female sometimes spoken of on this site? Mind, I'm no better. I do love sweeties.., a wee dram of decent Scotch (Macallans to be precise) and Ecuadorian coffee! LOL |
Do affirmations work, when essentially trying to change an object/thing?
Sugar is not really good for us, and bacon, though tasty... isn't exactly a health food. Maybe it would be more effective to change your affirmation to something more like "My body loves sugar and bacon and thrives on them!" Then you're working on the one thing you CAN change... yourself! |
This is a Law of Attraction section. Does no one here watch Abraham Hicks YouTube videos or read their books?
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Metabolism and quantity and environment and lifestyle matter.
Processed or unprocessed matters.(the fresher you can eat it the better but most stored foods needs some treatment) I once ate raw kidney and fresh ground corn flour and it was like nothing else I ever ate. It seemed to be spiritual food.(but that could have been timing) So I would affirm a food that seems spiritual to enter my life. No matter what it is.(Spirit knows) |
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In the context of this thread, we probably need to hear or see those comments in context to evaluate what the advice was... JL |
Always be careful when mixing sugar n spice. :D
lol couldn't help it. :tongue: |
I eat in a balanced way, enjoying all food groups.
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It was ceremonial food blessed in a ceremonial way. At the end of a lengthy healing ceremony that was draining, the food was energizing and fulfilling like I had never sensed before. I know, raw kindey? I was set back at first also. I am so looking forward to gathering fresh wild spring greenery. |
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Yes...Well, if we're talking about the Abraham Hicks person I won't extend my opinion here except to say her/his process and teaching is - to me - questionable. That's if it's the same Abraham. As for the opening statement it's patently rubbish. Would you eat belladonna flowers/berries because they're pretty? Ah, but don't worry about what you eat! There's an interesting fact that points to the ludicrous logic peddled by many politicians and Abrahams. They try on persuading us that food sprayed with insecticides and injected with antibiotics is perfectly safe. The equation is: Because there's no scientific evidence of it causing harm it's therefore perfectly safe. Two hundred years ago, vintners needing to adjust the sweetness of their wines and sherries and things didn't dare use sugar in case it caused a secondary ferment. SO they used lead. No scientific evidence that lead caused harm therefore it was perfectly safe! One has to smile....ruefully... . |
:smile: "Eat like no one is watching.":smile:
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Im aware that our subconscious and our mind is powerful, but im not really sure if you brain-wash yourself that sugar is healthy, that it will become healthy. Has anyone suceeded in this or something like that? Or any studies about this? :rolleyes:
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Wholegrains are great!
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OP, What is the point of saying "sugar is good for me" or "bacon is good for me" and thinking that means you can eat sugar or bacon. For most people either of those things are good for you in small doses. And we all know that, so what is the point. Do you eat more sugar than your body can take? And different kinds of sugar cause different effects to the body.
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My food affirmation is that I eat what my body needs to be healthy.
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Keep exercising!
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Everything in moderation. Easier said than done of course. I have a sweet tooth too.
I agree re Hick's, there's something off. |
I think it's counter productive to demonise certain foods. Can make for craving.
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The craving will pass. Some people claim that humans are hard-wired to crave sugar and sweet things, but this is just another habit. If we do not indulge in sweet things then eventually we lose all appetite for them. Excluding fruit, I avoid sugar and sweet things. Perhaps I try something sweet once a year (if that) and I immediately feel it affecting my energies. I can live without it. Peace. |
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As the Chinese saying goes, if you grave certain foods, your body had to much of it already. |
I simply ask my HS what my body needs, and this is what I eat. Simple.
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Sugar and bacon can certainly be good for you!
Who are we humans, but one lone species, to vilify any food? We all die from something, whether it be cancer, diabetes, starvation, or plague! Your trash is my treasure, my meat is your poison! Yes, strive for fresh, whole, seasonal food.... But let them eat cake! :) |
I would like to experience life without the need of food, don't get me wrong I like food and all sweetness, especially chocolate.
When I'm not hungry I'm so happy and satisfied to consciously breath oxygen. |
We all make choices and those choices are simply reflecting the position we are at on our journey.
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Exactly! I agree, there is a trend I have noticed since the 70's of marketing that demonizes one substance that we use every day in order to sell a substitute. The problem is, the substitute is not healthy and the original product in moderation is. in the 70's it was sugar, in the 80's it was fat, in the 90's it was carbs, then it was "gluten", etc. Our body needs sugars and fats and carbs as well as protein to function properly. If you don't have enough fat in your diet you can't think properly. |
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That's a good saying. I can't get enough cake. |
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It depends on the sugar substitute. Aspartame was widely used and this has been associated with all sorts of health issues. Stevia is a natural substitute for sugar but if you buy it off the shelf it is worth checking the ingredients. If you are going to eat sugar then the original product in moderation may be healthiest, but unfortunately the sugar in supermarket products is usually processed sugar - pure, white and deadly. I don't understand why food manufacturers have to add sugar to savoury products, even a loaf of bread. The natural sugar-free alternatives are usually much more expensive, so many people end up buying the cheaper version with sugar. Peace. |
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You may be interested in reading Life from Light by Michael Werner and Thomas Stockli. Peace. |
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Seriously, "SUGAR is GOOD FOR ME!"
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Please explain......
Hummingbirds and butterflies love nectar. |
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Which is very different to sucrose. When ever one isolates a substance from a food source, like flour, sucrose from beet or cane, one runs into trouble health wise. |
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