Soon this will be very useful

[sciencisto]

Soon this will be very useful, actually it is now.
http://inedia.info .
This book may open your understanding of inedia:
http://niejedzenie.info/english/text/lswf.pdf

[henrii]

Hello sciencisto,

Yes, theres a is discussion on another forum I'm with.

But, have you done this? I mean for us normal people who is not that spiritually elevated, yet, this BREATHARIAN lifestyle seem impossible. Only yogi master and qi qong master could do this for now, but your correct this will be very useful, in the future, when people are much more spiritually evolve to embrace this lifestyle. No killing of animals to just satisfy taste buds, no eating of vegetation, a new breed of true humanitarian indeed.

Even fruitarianism which is better than vegetarianism, yogis and yoginiis couldn't apply for now.

How about waterianism? which you program/infuse with minerals vitamins, nutrients that you want? This is doable as water is easy to program, and not to forget it saves you a lot of money

Thanks for contributing!
Henrii

[future pather]

Yeah I saw something recently about not eating and gazing at the sun as a way of nourishment.

While it sounded interesting I thought well if this isn't legit, people could really damage their eyes, so I wasn't interested in trying it.

I may have posted this somewhere before but I'd be interested in trying to put together some way of eating where nothing was killed.

For example drinking milk and eating fruit.

Jessica

[April]

This is a fascinating subject! I was a very strict vegan for many years, so I know a few people at various levels of this spectrum. Starting with Sam, the creator of The Ultimate Meal ( Welcome to The Ultimate Life ). He is a strict vegan and is all about animal rights. He even ordered his Mercedes direct from Germany to get one with vinyl instead of leather. Sam's good friend (who's name escapes me right now) is a fruitarian who eats only fruit after it has fallen from the tree or vine. I think it's commendable that they walk their talk, but at the same time both of these guys have a pretty strong attitude that everyone in the world should think and do exactly as they do, lol.
Closer to the breatharian would be a regular at our kriya yoga satsangs. He went on a pilgrimage high in the mountains of Peru for several months where he progressively reduced his food down to one small piece of fruit a day (like one strawberry, etc.) while maintaining full energy and strength to hike through the mountains daily. He says he went many days without even that one piece and felt wonderful. He attributed it to being at high altitude, close to nature, and constant meditation and pranayama. He also said that when he returned to the US he was not able to maintain that level, even while maintaining his spiritual practice. He said the energy was much more dense at sea level (southern CA), not to mention all the city vibrations.
Pretty interesting stuff.

[henrii]

Yeah I saw something recently about not eating and gazing at the sun as a way of nourishment.

While it sounded interesting I thought well if this isn't legit, people could really damage their eyes, so I wasn't interested in trying it.

I may have posted this somewhere before but I'd be interested in trying to put together some way of eating where nothing was killed.

For example drinking milk and eating fruit.

Jessica

You might want to moon-gaze instead to charge your ajna chakra for psychic power! As moon governs this chakra.

Yes but drinking milk always is not healthy too. Dangers Of Milk And Dairy Products - The Facts
Problem with all of this non killing would left us hungry

Henrii

[henrii]

He even ordered his Mercedes direct from Germany to get one with vinyl instead of leather. Sam's good friend (who's name escapes me right now) is a fruitarian who eats only fruit after it has fallen from the tree or vine. I think it's commendable that they walk their talk, but at the same time both of these guys have a pretty strong attitude that everyone in the world should think and do exactly as they do, lol.

Whoa, that's extreme.

Closer to the breatharian would be a regular at our kriya yoga satsangs. He went on a pilgrimage high in the mountains of Peru for several months where he progressively reduced his food down to one small piece of fruit a day (like one strawberry, etc.) while maintaining full energy and strength to hike through the mountains daily. He says he went many days without even that one piece and felt wonderful. He attributed it to being at high altitude, close to nature, and constant meditation and pranayama. He also said that when he returned to the US he was not able to maintain that level, even while maintaining his spiritual practice. He said the energy was much more dense at sea level (southern CA), not to mention all the city vibrations.
Pretty interesting stuff.

And that's the reason why BREATHARIAN lifestyle seem impossible, if you live in a city. I think the masses for now would not want to go to the mountains and become cavemen again. hehe


Henrii