Great. Can I eat it?

Back at home now. Exhausted too--starting the semester always wipes me out.
Eating is going well though. I have a fully stocked home pantry (yay!) with everything I need to start the term off.

Now if only I wasn't so tired and busy I'm living off green smoothies ANYWAY. :)

Green smoothies are truly the perfect busy food.

In other news, I picked up a handful of positive thinking titles (I hate the term "self help"). I'm still finishing "A New Earth", now I also have "The Power of Now", "A Thou… Continue

I've realized given that I am blogging on a raw food forum, I don't talk all that much about raw food. So here's me rambling about raw food. Enjoy.

Raw food itself is meaningless to me out of context, and the context is for me is healing--body, mind, and soul. So I find that I want to talk about things connected with that on this blog because to me they are all connected and have meaning together, even if yoga, or mental health gurus, or whatever are not themselves raw food (let us hope none of… Continue

This is an edited Worksheet. I edited it to follow one line of thought clearly. Also note that what I typed is a simplification of what I thought...ie, I didn't stream-of-consciousness write, I thought for a while, and when I distilled what I thought into a discrete sentence or two, I wrote it down.

It's quite long. It's in outline form because that's how I found it most useful to work.

I am sharing this due to interest from my prior post. I thought people might like to see what a Worksheet lo… Continue

The most useful thing I've gotten so far out of "Loving What Is" By Byron Katie is the three kinds of business. She claims there are only three kinds of business: your business, other people's business, and God's business (which she means--things uncontrollable by any person for non-theists).

As I work through the four questions (really four questions and a "turn around" or two or three or four...) I'm noticing that where I tend to bring stress onto myself is when I am getting into other people… Continue

Just picked up Byron Katie's "Loving What Is" after having my curiosity piqued by Dhrumil's blurb about her talk with Oprah. I'll probably be blogging about it, as it seems to jive with where my thoughts have tended towards lately. I am inclined towards self-reflection (if you read my blog--helloooo, wide universe, does anybody read this besides me? Not that it matters, since I derive great benefit from writing it) as anyone who's looked at this blog in any detail could probably tell you. So the… Continue