In nutrition, diet is the sum of food consumed by a person or other organism.[1] Dietary habits are the habitual decisions an individual or culture makes when choosing what foods to eat. With the word diet, it is often implied the use of specific intake of nutrition for health orweight-management reasons (with the two often being related). Although humans are omnivores, each culture and each person holds some food preferences or some food taboos, due to personal tastes or ethical reasons. Individual dietary choices may be more or less healthy. Proper nutrition requires the proper ingestion and absorption of vitamins, minerals, and food energy in the form of carbohydrates,proteins, and fats. Dietary habits and choices play a significant role in health and mortality and can also define cultures and play a role inreligion.
Sounds like: DIE ye-T
(D-efining oneself as the 'I' within f-E-ar of dying separa-T-ing oneself from who one is, as life)
all the food that a person or other organism consume within a decision based on fear of getting fat, fear of being ugly, fear of sickness, fear of death etc. - as one partcipates in positive, neutral or negative energetic experiences - where the mind mines the body for energy - where one separates oneself from food items one is eating - within a world based in inequality - where animals and plants are killed for food and profit - realizes through ones process of self-perfection that one is equal to all that exist - so eats realizing that the food is equal to oneself as life - eats what the body accepts and does not eat what the body rejects - until we stop the mind - and we do not need to kill animals and plants to survive - in a world based on equality.
Redefining The Word DIET
The definition given above is a definition of the eg-personality defined by words which one separated oneself from. i am redefining the word - in a way where i can live the meaning i give it as who i am as all life - equal to all that exist - as all are made from the same substance all are made of.Sounds like: DIE ye-T
(D-efining oneself as the 'I' within f-E-ar of dying separa-T-ing oneself from who one is, as life)
all the food that a person or other organism consume within a decision based on fear of getting fat, fear of being ugly, fear of sickness, fear of death etc. - as one partcipates in positive, neutral or negative energetic experiences - where the mind mines the body for energy - where one separates oneself from food items one is eating - within a world based in inequality - where animals and plants are killed for food and profit - realizes through ones process of self-perfection that one is equal to all that exist - so eats realizing that the food is equal to oneself as life - eats what the body accepts and does not eat what the body rejects - until we stop the mind - and we do not need to kill animals and plants to survive - in a world based on equality.
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'What is clear about words that are defined within and as self as polarized words, are that they are reactive in nature. Meaning when carrying a negatively or positively charged word within and as self, this polarity charged word will ‘react’ within its environment seeking out designs of ‘homeostasis’ or ‘winning’. The consequential outflows of negatively and positively charged words are predetermined in that they follow a specific pre-programmed path.
It is thus common sense to realize that, what we place as definitions within and as ourselves is what we manifest within the expression of ourselves. This is why we redefine words; to find the living expression evident in each word from the principle of oneness and equality. As we look at a word we are moving ourselves through the word to see what it represents and what it stands for as a living expression. By assigning a definition to the word we are developing our vocabulary by placing within the definitions, living definitions that stand free from polarity which are able to stand as living expressions of the words that we have redefined.' ~ Taken from Earth's Journey to Life Blog.
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