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My point is just that i think no one has the omnipotent view of what is good for you in terms of food :) general advice like “lets avoid too much white refined sugar”, "maybe eating saucisson at every meal might not be good " are clearly truthful
But i mean now there is plenty of diets recommended everywhere : based on your blood type, the ray peat diet, vegan, carnivore…

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That was debunked a long time ago.

Anyways, very soon AI will consolidate all the data that humanity has collected so far and show us which diet is probably the healthiest one for the most people.

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about alcohol is it bit fire element in it? and sort of purifying with it? especially “hard” alcohol like wiskey and the lot.

hahaha…charging a 20 ml wiskey with one loop of the liver harcore field…hmmmm…

i would give it a try sometimes when i feel braver.

my being is not a friend of alkohol, my sences would be.

I like how it there sparked quite a lot discussion. Perhaps this’ll be soon another thread with thousands replies.

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In Pranic Healing alcohol is used to clean and purify the hands of energies after treatments.

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A field to get drunk and get high without damaging the liver or wasting money on expensive alcohol.

Indian food evolved with the concepts of Ayurveda, the dishes in a full course meal ideally should tend to all the six tastes needed for good health. Also Indian food has so many delicacies depending on where you are in the country. Indian restaurants are not the places to get healthy Indian food.

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or maybe an alcohol charger to remove the negative side effects

i feel like the psychoactive aspect is only one part of the fun and the act of drinking is the other

I think there is one already not sure.

Agree people drink for various reasons.

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to be honest a lot of this is beyond me lol
i think some of you will enjoy this though

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Hmm. Rivers and steams will be next.

“Here we consider the concept of plant intelligence and some of its predictions for chemical information transfer in plant interaction with other organisms. Within this framework, the flow, perception, integration, and storage of environmental information are considered tunable dials that allow plants to respond adaptively to attacking herbivores while integrating past experiences and environmental cues that are predictive of future conditions. The predictive value of environmental information and the costs of acting on false information are important drivers of the evolution of plant responses to herbivory. We identify integrative priming of defense responses as a mechanism that allows plants to mitigate potential costs associated with acting on false information. The priming mechanisms provide short- and long-term memory that facilitates the integration of environmental cues without imposing significant costs. Finally, we discuss the ecological and evolutionary prediction of the plant intelligence hypothesis.”

https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/15592324.2024.2345985?src=exp-la

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@Dreamweaver I’m curious, how long does it take, within a range, to make a field nowadays?

A magician never reveals his secrets :smirk:

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Thank you very much for your feedback and explanations.

I had to look up what Leela means.
I was familiar with this concept from the “A Course in Miracles” and the “Conversations with God” books.
These books probably took the concept from those ancient Hindu philosophies.
Now I learned a new word for this concept.

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Or it could be great like ‘Drunk History’

Wow, I thought he was talking the one-eyed character from Futurama.

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That’s hilarious. :rofl:

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Nice Metaphor

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I was just thinking about something…
If a man dies and doesn’t let his seed behind, that’s the end of his line, so, what if a man dies childless?
Then what?

Can his soul take (incarnate using) a similar (or maybe even identical) DNA (in case he truly liked his previous host body DNA) or even a genetic copy of his last incarnation?

Can we unlock such things/options? :thinking:

That way one can create a legacy Next time lol (just in case).

And the second question: can we access Morphic Fields after we are death?
Or even become a Morphic Creator in the afterlife?

I mean, that would be cool.

Lol, Life is a Continuous Investment. Invest Wisely.

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