Food Meditation

We have various ways in which we deal with stress, anxiety, pain, sadness, and things that threaten our peace. However, for a lot of people, they use food. They resort to eating whenever they are sad or stressed, and it has always resulted into excessive weight gain and bad eating habits. Emotional eating has become a norm in the growing generation of people who desire to not take down their stress levels using potentially harmful forms like alcohol and marijuana.

You are a step away from discovering a different way to weight loss that does not involve dieting, counting calories, depriving yourself and such but one that hacks your body, quite literally to bring about effortless weight loss, without relying on your limited will-power and motivation! If you’ve tried to lose weight for far too long, it is clear that you’ve tried all manner of things - counting calories, carbs, fasting, avoiding certain foods, eating fluids only, working out like crazy, using diet pills, and more are just some of the things you may have tried.

Weight loss is mostly a conscious effort for your mind and body, and most times it is just as stressful and frustrating as it can be unproductive, too, if you follow the wrong methods. The journey to weight loss isn't as hard as it seems if one knows the right things to do, and this book offers key ways to achieving weight loss with natural means such as Hypnotherapy.

This book, at its core, is an investigation into what it means to be human. Not all of what it means to be human, but a small slice. The characters you will meet are all animals. They are loosely drawn from the mythologies of the native tribes of southern Alaska.

Mit seiner Philosophie des Kochens hat Joskowitz ein einfühlsames Buch über die Stellung der Menschen in der Natur geschrieben. Der Philosoph und Koch betrachtet die Küche als Mittelpunkt des menschlichen Lebens. Er begibt sich auf eine Reise zu den Anfängen der menschlichen Kultur, zeigt, welche individuellen wie gesellschaftlichen Kräfte dem Kochen innewohnen und geht den Fragen nach: Wo kommen wir her? Wie haben wir damals gekocht? Wie kochen wir jetzt und wie wird es in der Zukunft sein?

Making our own bread provides us with an unhurried, creative activity that is joyful, calming and productive - providing a much-needed antidote to life's stresses and strains. From kneading dough, to taking a delicious-smelling freshly baked loaf out of a hot oven, bread-making can be a mindful experience and a therapeutic craft that can nurture and nourish us. As yeast transforms flour and water, so making bread can transform us and our lives.

Mindful eating. The concept of mindful eating is increasingly becoming popular in the modern-day world, perhaps, because of the downsides that have been observed with the opposite of mindful eating, that is, mindless eating. The good news is that there is help to fight problem eating and live a much healthier life. Mindful eating can transform our struggles with food and renew our sense of pleasure, appreciation, and satisfaction with eating.

If you enjoy poetry, then you will enjoy these poems that originate from deep meditation upon the world and people making up this world. These poems reveal deep thoughts and desires but they also point to the bleakness of reality. The poet raises his voice against oppression and terrorism and speaks against war, terrorism and violence, with the same easiness he finds in revealing the deepest desires of the heart. Contradictions depicts nuances that people usually don’t want to notice or try to hide. Ghosh’s darker poems touch on the erosion of the human values and point to the greed for...