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  • Replace one judgment with kindness today

    • To start, pick the one with the most impact, often anger. The goal is not to become perfect — it is to become less impulsive, more available, more unconditionally loving. Starting with yourself is key. Notice your thought patterns and how you speak to yourself. Do you scold yourself over a trivial mistake? How might you extend and deepen your patience toward yourself?

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    ??? question "A simple evening practice"\ -Sit quietly and replay the day. Notice any moment where you contracted — irritation, defensiveness, avoidance. Don't judge the reaction. Just see it. Tomorrow, you'll have another chance. If you like you can journal your reflections and over time you may see just by noticing them things have started to resolve.

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    Sit quietly and replay the day. Notice any moment where you contracted — irritation, defensiveness, avoidance. Don't judge the reaction. Just see it. Tomorrow, you'll have another chance. If you like you can journal your reflections and over time you may see just by noticing them things have started to resolve.

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    Movement: energy and strength

    The body needs two kinds of movement every day:

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    Our focus has been guided towards numbers like calories, steps, BMI (weight and height). These quantitative perspectives can be practical, but they often overlook the more subtle qualitative dimensions of health that can be observed and felt more easily through focused awareness than with measures and scales or lab equipment.

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    The body is comprised of a fine balance of elements in different frequencies and states. These are a reflection of the state of the underlying aether at phases and degrees of motion. For instance solid materials are heavy, dense and even though it appears inert, their molecules are actually moving, albeit very slowly. Whereas when these molecules are heated, they undergo a dissolution of the bonds (which are really not a solid thing either, more an electrostatic coupling), and they 'melt' and move from solid to liquid and eventually to a gas and residue (solid aggregate byproduct). If we take more descriptive names to the states we could say the solid "earth" moves through liquid "water" by a process called "fire" and transforms into a gas called "air". Really all these states are part of one all encompassing consciousness and energy, the essence of which is plasma or "aether" as named in Ancient Greek. Modern science disregards this final point, owing to an experiment in 1887 called the Michelson Morley experiment, however this does not actually disprove the existence aether. You can read more about this at Aether Force Blog

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    The body is comprised of a fine balance of elements in different frequencies and states. These are a reflection of the state of the underlying aether at phases and degrees of motion. For instance solid materials are heavy, dense and even though it appears inert, their molecules are actually moving, albeit very slowly. Whereas when these molecules are heated, they undergo a dissolution of the bonds (which are really not a solid thing either, more an electrostatic coupling), and they 'melt' and move from solid to liquid and eventually to a gas and residue (solid aggregate byproduct). If we take more descriptive names to the states we could say the solid "earth" moves through liquid "water" by a process called "fire" and transforms into a gas called "air". Really all these states are part of one all encompassing consciousness and energy, the essence of which is plasma or "aether" as named in Ancient Greek. Modern science disregards this final point, owing to an experiment in 1887 called the Michelson Morley experiment, however this does not actually disprove the existence aether. You can read more about this at Aether Force Blog
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    Food from farmers, gardens and your plant pots, not corporations

    Most of what fills supermarket shelves is the product of monopolized supply chains — processed, preserved, and profited from at every step. The alternative is older and simpler: know who grows your food.

    Work with local farmers. Join a CSA (community-supported agriculture). Buy from a neighbor who keeps hens. Trade skills for produce. When you eat food grown by yourself or someone you've spoken to, something shifts — you feel the livingness of the food and the vitality it brings you.

    The supermarket trap

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    Nearly every aisle in a conventional supermarket funnels money into a handful of conglomerates. The documentary on monopolies covers how all the big brand food items are owned by a handful of conglomerates and VC firms and is worth watching to see how it is possible that near everything in your Walgreens or 7 eleven has been engineered for profit and without your best interest or health at heart. You could also see Pam Peeke's fantastic lecture on the Hacked and Hijacked brain on how fast food acts like cocaine on the dopamine centres of the brain, and how to reset via meditation. Start by removing one aisle at a time from your routine and soon you'll feel your taste buds catching up to your desire for healthy organic and fresh natural food and drinks.

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    Nearly every aisle in a conventional supermarket funnels money into a handful of conglomerates. The [documentary on monopolies](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nLZV5EesNNI) covers how all the big brand food items are owned by a handful of conglomerates and VC firms and is worth watching to see how it is possible that near everything in your Walgreens or 7 eleven has been engineered for profit and without your best interest or health at heart. You could also see Pam Peeke's fantastic lecture on the Hacked and Hijacked brain on how fast food acts like cocaine on the dopamine centres of the brain, and how to reset via meditation. Start by removing one aisle at a time from your routine and soon you'll feel your taste buds catching up to your desire for healthy organic and fresh natural food and drinks.
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    Herbal teas as daily medicine

    Herbal teas are one of the gentlest ways to rebalance the body throughout the day:

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    Fasting as reset

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    Fasting doesn't need to be extreme to be effective. Start with one day a week of liquids only — fresh juices, soups, herbal teas. From there, try a 24-hour water fast. With guidance, you can work toward a 3-day water fast, which triggers deeper cellular repair processes (autophagy).1

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    Fasting doesn't need to be extreme to be effective. Start with one day a week of liquids only — fresh juices, soups, herbal teas. From there, try a 24-hour water fast. With guidance, you can work toward a 3-day water fast, which triggers deeper cellular repair processes (autophagy).1

    It's about giving the digestive system the rest it rarely receives in a culture of constant consumption.