Where I notice the body not needing or wanting food, that is a very interesting experience.
Different from the body being too sick to eat food, different from the body being too exhausted or traumatized to eat food, and different from the body knowing that it cannot digest the food it wants to eat.
Different from the body being too sick to eat food, different from the body being too exhausted or traumatized to eat food, and different from the body knowing that it cannot digest the food it wants to eat.
More and more this healthy kind of continual digesting, where the body is digesting successfully and it knows it simply does not need to eat.
This is a profound experience in our network for survivors of intentional starvation.
We are restoring safety and digestive capacity through the community tool sets we are using.
This is a profound experience in our network for survivors of intentional starvation.
We are restoring safety and digestive capacity through the community tool sets we are using.
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Cinnamon blueberry antioxidant macadamia teff seedflour bread, farm butter, manuka honey.
Chicken liver and eggs with garden herbs flowers & greens, tomato, kraut, broccolini. Olive oil.
DandeLION greens, russian sage flowers, multiple mints, lemon balm, watercress, broccoli sprouts, cilantro, rosemary, multiple basils, and a kind of tasty cheese. Green onions. Homemade crushed garlic-herb ferment.
Hopeful all honored ingredients listed.
Honor and gratitude to the plant beings growing in our gardens and nourishing us with their presence and offerings. Honor and gratitude to the neighbor animals who have munched them with us! Honor and gratitude to all beings who have brought nourishment to this meal.
Chicken liver and eggs with garden herbs flowers & greens, tomato, kraut, broccolini. Olive oil.
DandeLION greens, russian sage flowers, multiple mints, lemon balm, watercress, broccoli sprouts, cilantro, rosemary, multiple basils, and a kind of tasty cheese. Green onions. Homemade crushed garlic-herb ferment.
Hopeful all honored ingredients listed.
Honor and gratitude to the plant beings growing in our gardens and nourishing us with their presence and offerings. Honor and gratitude to the neighbor animals who have munched them with us! Honor and gratitude to all beings who have brought nourishment to this meal.
'there is sometimes also a culture difference between 2 peoples in the same country. sometimes even between 2 individuals, when it is least expected, as the same experience shaped them differently and was perceived differently'
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