Please share your liquitarian/breatherian stories/links

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Permalink Reply by Ryan V. on October 24, 2009 at 8:40pm

You might add Joachim M.Werdin to the list. I found his book of value:

http://niejedzenie.info/english/text/lswf.pdf

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Permalink Reply by Ryan V. on October 24, 2009 at 8:54pm

After 6.5 days on water only, I decided breatharianism wasn't for me as a full time diet. Strangely, for spiritual reasons. I like the idea of being a breatharian for survival reasons OR for specific spiritual reasons, and certainly like the idea of being able to CHOOSE whether or not to eat, but I've found that taste creates sensations which create brain patterns which influence our view of life and how we think and act. While I enjoyed the 6.5 days, and connected on spiritual levels hitherto unknown or experienced before, I found my view of life and the words coming out of my mouth to become monotonous. I like spice, variety, new sensations and feelings. You don't HAVE to use food to get this, but there is an aspect I just don't think you can get without it. To me breatharianism = a monotonous diet that produces a monotonous life. It's a good monotony, but not what I want 100% of the time. I do want to keep upping it though until I can go months or years without food. I will always come back to food though . . .

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Permalink Reply by Sun Light on October 24, 2009 at 11:18pm

Thanks for the book. I know what you're saying. I think the toxins could take a lot longer than 7 days to exit. These toxins could be ruining the experience. Elaine love said she tried it for an undefined time period. She said she had less interests in her girlfriends conversations, couldn't relate. She said she started eating again for social reasons. We could very well need it for survival reasons. Exercise like Phill said could help the flatness of the diet. I noticed after 7 days of water that nothing really bothered be. You could say anything and it wouldn't hurt me. I've seen some green juicers that are very high energy and rapid fire talking but they also exercise a lot too I think. I wonder if green juice is hard on the pancreas long term with all the sugars.

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Permalink Reply by Ryan V. on October 25, 2009 at 4:43pm

Yes, I failed to mention detox. Another reason to go w/o food. I felt much purer and in touch while doing it. I am sorry if I came across negative. It was a positive experience, but just as I like apples, I don't just want to eat apples. It was an experience I enjoyed, but not that I want to live on. If others want to, go for it.

I have also listened to Jasmuheen (at RS two years ago). And while I loved what she had to say, it became monotonous after 5 hours. I sensed that the diet was the reason. Food has a consciousness which affects our consciousness . . .

Yes, LOTS of positives for doing it. I recommend everyone do it. I just don't think it's the *ideal* lifestyle that it is marketed to be . . . .

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Permalink Reply by Phill on October 24, 2009 at 10:05pm

If i was to aim at this physically wholeheartedly id be working out like Jericho Sunfire.
It will expand all of the neurology nessesary to conduct the energy thouroughly.

Spiritually my approach is simple but like anything takes alot of dedication. Be empty and in the middle of something in which you establish some kind of trinity. Earth & sky. Moon, sun, venus, certian stars whatever :). Basically establishing the polarity of energy flow between the void & the light.

Like with anything you come to it when youre ready, you dont force a belief system upon your body if you havent got the nessesary experiences to make it workable. Thats why im not being&doing alot of things.

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Permalink Reply by Sun Light on October 25, 2009 at 10:49pm

I did a little research on Richard Blackman(Jericho Sunfire). He was fruitarian and switched to breatharian. Check out his sun and moon report Aries with a capricorn moon with 3 other major planets in Aries(fire). He has sun square moon which means his parents were ill suited and this can create a lot of drive.

http://www.vimeo.com/6316494
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z_Bf6g8R6lQ


1-10 Aries/Capricorn
The combination of your Sun sign and your Moon sign blend the attributes of the Ram (Aries) and the Goat (Capricorn), equipping you well for the task of battering and climbing. This position gives natural talents for managing and directing as the driving force of Aries is tempered with the persistence and deliberate judgment of Capricorn. You have an inner drive for success that is rarely equaled. There are also very definite ideas about where you are going and how you are going to get there; and you're not one to let anything stand in your way. In many ways you are an opportunist who knows how to judge people, spot problem people, and problem situations, before they get the upper hand. You may not get to your goals as quickly as many fellow Aries, since avoiding the pitfalls and waiting for the chance that is really what you want. This is a strength that other Aries may not possess. Nonetheless, your drive is always hard, and fast, compared to normal standards. Though you are full of energy and determination, and you seem to waste very little of these on nonproductive activities. You seem to know how to direct your efforts to get what you want. Being a very worldly person, fame and recognition are your top priorities or at least very near the top. You will give up a lot in a personal sense for success. You may make a good spouse, but marriage is not likely to be all important in your life, but rather an event. The career may be foolishly placed ahead of family. Your intellect is not unsound, but abstract knowledge or knowledge for its own sake, holds little appeal to you. Common sense seems much more valuable so far as you are concerned.

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Permalink Reply by Phill on October 26, 2009 at 1:30am

Nice to know.. lol. Do you two practice conscious breathing all the time regardless of breatharian desires?

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Permalink Reply by Sun Light on October 27, 2009 at 8:40pm

during yoga yes. I just got Jasmuheens love breath CD in the mail. It's pretty good. I'm not very disciplined about it. She makes it sounds like a big part of it. I've been more focused on cleansing.

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Permalink Reply by Phill on October 28, 2009 at 12:20am

Great! :) You do what you can.. :) Ive built in a habit of focusing on my feet all the time which is like unconscious mind. This is like grounding. Its much easier & rewarding in a different way to do it physically, going barefoot, but energetically im always learning something from doing this in a wide variety of situations. Breathing is the next step for me because it makes me really aware of my thoughts & if theyre not particularly mine. So so far, by going raw, ive covered the physical body, energetically/unconscious/emotional through feelings, conscious mind im working on now with breathing & the combination of all that is empowering to make the connection to my higher conscious mind & i am becoming more & more lucid of feeling connected with everything & being conscious of everything as individual parts, im seeing more energy/light everyday & through these experiences have gained alot of behavioural flexability, am able to get more information out of every moment when specifically conscious of the now moment type thing, Its just great. & So im not working towards breatharianism for the sake of breatharianism, but more so am joining in this thread because its an eventual evolution of the path im on now.

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Permalink Reply by vladimir on October 26, 2009 at 1:27am

jashmusheen, hrm, wiley brooks all admit to eating food on their website. NOBODY IS BREAHTARIAN nor claims that 100%.

dr david jubb smokes cigarettes and eats a shit load of cooked food, just look as his belly. :) and give him an email.

sapoty brook eats cooked food.

jashmusheen is fat from 'light'? if someone is that naive, they deserve to be ripped off by her! lol!

PEOPLE DIE TRYING TO BE A BREATHARIAN. THE LUCKY ONES END UP IN A MENTAL WARD AND THE LUCKIEST ONES JUST END UP BINGING ON COOKED FOOD AND LIVING A LIFE WHERE FOOD IS THE ENEMY.

please folk, lets get real and give sound advice. peoples lives depend on it.

read 811 by dr doug graham. nobody in the raw movement today has directly coached and healed more people.
www.foodnsport.com

(matt monarch, is he a raw vegan for marketing purposes?) i just never hear about animal rights or anything and he sells animal products and enyzmes with eggs in em?

people have good intentions for sure, lets just be sound with our advice eh?

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Permalink Reply by Ice Goddess on October 26, 2009 at 1:30am

liight can be veeeeeeery filling

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Permalink Reply by Ice Goddess on October 26, 2009 at 1:32am

so what if people are dying trying really. life goes on..

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