Urine Therapy (Shivambu Kalpa Vidhi) for Health & Fitness.

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Permalink Reply by Candy (aka Kan-Dee) on February 29, 2008 at 3:38pm

I have heard of this, and it sounds like a really wonderful practice. I totally respect anyone who is able to get past the "icky factor" of Western culture... unfortunately, I am not one of them just yet. Maybe in time :-) There was also a time just a couple of years ago when I thought "The Power Of Now" didn't make any sense, and was full of a bunch of mumbo jumbo, for lack of a better term. I also thought that I could never, or would never want to be a vegetarian, much less raw vegan.

Things change. Today I'm reading Eckhart Tolle's writings and it now makes perfect sense to me. And I'm eating a mostly vegan (still have sushi maybe once/month) and about 75% raw diet. So I will leave room for the possibility of one day drinking my own urine for health... but today is not that day :-)

Thanks for sharing your wonderful insights.

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Permalink Reply by sanjay_sahani on February 29, 2008 at 9:45pm

np take your own time and thanks for comments

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Permalink Reply by hibby on February 29, 2008 at 9:58pm

Hi Sanjay,

I discovered uropathy about 10 years ago with "Uropathy: The Most Powerful Holistic Therapy"
by Martin J. Lara, and my family and I have used its powerful properties as a remedies for many things since. Especially when they were newborns and their skin was red and splotchy, we aould apply a couple of dabs with a q-tipped soaked urine to our children's skins, which cleared their rash up within 24 hours.

Thank you for broaching this subject. Cosmetic and pharmaceutical recognize and extract ingredients for profit, why should we not benefit from what our own bodies produce?

I do object to your Yoga characterization of "milk." I would suggest that the milk drunk by most people in the world is a milk "product", that is, it is a highly processed and de-natured drink, far from the original and nourishing raw/live milk which babies get from their mothers and we from animals. And this is not getting into the factory farming of dairies--goes without saying that what is produced and then packaged as milk is not good for health, in fact, it is anti-health.

Cheers,
hibby

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Permalink Reply by sanjay_sahani on February 29, 2008 at 11:28pm

thanks for your comments and yes i do agree with you on a little part that our human body are meant to drink milk of human and not of animals thanks and keep in touch

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Permalink Reply by Giselle on April 28, 2008 at 9:41am

great!!!!!!!!!!
I also met Martin J. Lara years ago!!!!!!!!!
Do you know how I can find him?
I wanna sell his books in Spanish in my vegetarian restaurant in Barcelona :)
Actually, I started drinking my sacred nectar today!!!!!!!!!
Quite salty :)
It´s like a soup :)
And I know someone who wants to drink mine because I´m a 100% organic raw vegan :)
My exboyfriend loved to drink it and we´re not sex freaks, just supernatural people :)
LOL

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Permalink Reply by Charles on April 28, 2008 at 9:44am

Sacred nectar. I love it. Nice euphemism. I'm gonna start calling mine that too.

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Permalink Reply by Giselle on April 28, 2008 at 9:53am

charles, my dear :)
it´s totally raw :)
hey, I´m coming this weekend!

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Permalink Reply by Uti on March 1, 2008 at 3:24am

For more info geared to westerners check out The Golden Fountain http://tinyurl.com/2vfrhb.

For goodness sake don't take anyone's word for it - because either side can make a perfectly reasonable, logical and rational case for it; have your own experience and see what resonates for you in your reality. If nothing else you gain a satisfaction from the experience of being able to challenge the ick! belief system that has been handed to you by others.

What's the truth here? One truth is, that large numbers of people have practiced urine therapies over centuries of time, continuing to the present, and claim health benefits from it. Is there any credible evidence that it doesn't work or is harmful?

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Permalink Reply by vegansquared on March 2, 2008 at 11:11pm

Hey Uti, you have a good point there. And no offense, but I appreciate the fact that you are discussing urine therapy and your name is UTI!

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Permalink Reply by Uti on March 1, 2008 at 3:32am

Ever spent any time around goats? Yep, they do. I have no idea why though. Maybe that chimp I saw was just crazy from being in a zoo.

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Permalink Reply by sanjay_sahani on March 1, 2008 at 10:59pm

Uti there are organization in india which can show how much this therpy helps for good health

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Permalink Reply by sanjay_sahani on March 1, 2008 at 11:09pm

lady there are lot of therpay centers in india to prove the benefits of this therapy

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