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As we grow up we learn about life from those around us and our understanding of food is one such example. The way in which we relate to food has a ripple effect that influences others and the world around us. Is it possible that our need for a quick fix to our exhaustion has led to the booming sugar and carbohydrate industry? Is it possible that by exploring how we use food in life, if we were to change the paradigms of using food to numb and squash our awareness, could we change the culture of food?
Food Culture
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Serge Benhayon and the vexed question of food and alcohol
On the subject of food and alcohol, when will we learn? Socrates taught us and now Serge Benhayon is presenting about the energetic responsibility of food.
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Breakfast lunch and dinner: uncovering beliefs around food
Breakfast Lunch and Dinner: a naturopath challenges her beliefs around food and how her relationship with eating has changed.
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Leave the stuffing for the Christmas turkey
Do our overindulgent ways of celebrating really bring us closer together with family and friends, or keep us separated from each other under a cloud of foods and material objects?
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Gluten-free grudge
Some 15 years plus, when catering for gluten-free choice was merely a desirable noun, I sat at my breakfast table in one of Lisbon’s finest hotels. Today I owe an apology to the gentleman who sat at a table next to mine …
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Takeaways
The Food Pyramid is collapsing and humanity will soon return to the tried, tested and proven ways of The Ageless Wisdom.
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Animal farming exposed
This article contains some revealing statistics that should jolt meat lovers into action so that they will demand transparency and accountability by the entire food industry.
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It is never about food!
Food is not the culprit for a plethora of disorders. It is all about our behaviour, awareness, responsibility and choices. We give our power away and then mask our weaknesses with poor food choices.
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Black Gold in Soho
When one eats what we know is not good for us, forget discipline – analyse what happened before that. The choices of food follow our behaviour – address the behaviour and food irregularities will disappear.
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Food, family cultures and our (not so) hidden attitudes towards food
Is our attitude to food like a formula one race pit stop - necessary but not truly valued, and an interruption to other more important things? Do we rather keep those around us happy when it comes to food choices, than be true to our own bodies!
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Kitchen dispatches
Opera and drama have no place in the kitchen any more than they do in a hospital nursery room, where creations are nurtured with and by LOVE, that most essential of ingredients!