I was wondering if there are any breatharians who frequent this site? I would like to have as much assistance as I can available to me as I am setting the stage for a much "lighter" diet and it is hard to find people who have moved beyond fruitarianism (where I am now). I live in Minnesota. It sure would be nice if there were others in my area who are also at/beyond this level I am at whom I could meet with. Well, if so, please drop me a note at raw.cacao.smoothie@gmail.com, thanks! -Jeff

Hi Jeff,

This past summer my friend and I lived at a very high elevation with our horses and did not need to eat for several months. My friend has been raw for 13 years, and just one year for me but I transitioned very quickly to all fruit without problems. One thing that we felt was very important was access to live water--we drank directly from flowing streams and lakes (altitude 10,000' more or less). There were some cows around the area, but our bodies were fine transmuting any funnies in the water. We both experienced being in our bodies and moving very differently from normal. For example, it never felt like we used 'muscles' or breathed with 'lungs.' Have you had any similar experiences?

We moved back to the city when the weather grew too cold and the horses were cold at nightfall. At that point we both started feeling that it was important to eat, and ate just dates, very very little avocado, and lots of coconut (fresh, water, dried, oil, butter). We are both on a journey to eating less and less; for us our experience is that eating is not about 'raw' anymore, or even about nourishment. It is about completely letting go of absolutely everything, even the grain that is each of us.

Now I live in Maui, and am on the edge of a rainforest. It is a bit cold, but now that I have a vehicle I will be in the sun each day and in the salt water. Oh, also we found that we really liked drinking water with several bits of Hawaiian volcano salt dissolved in it, it feels like drinking light.

I would love to hear more about your experiences with eating just fruit and being light. Aloha, Sarah

i thought that this post was so interesting, i have never heard of breatherians before. i looked it up because i just couldnt convince myself that it was true.

Sarah and Jeff,
I am very happy to have found your posts!
I would not say I am as far along as either of you, but I have had a period of about a month last December in which I ate less than one meal a day or none at all. During that time people like Arnold Ehret and Jasmuheen began to pop up on the internet which sparked my interest in living on light.
It was somewhat like being a feather, a very spacious feeling.
These past few months I have been a mixed eater however, even up to vegetarian. I am currently in a transition and am looking for a new, hopefully spiritual community to live in where I can continue to grow in my experience of living on a more 'light' diet.
Currently I do not know any other individuals that are walking, or interested in walking on this path, it would be great to hear more from either of you, or anyone else if you want to share.

Much love!
Joanna

Hello!

I suggest you look into David Jubb books and theorys... He has been basically a breatharian for years, and he is a true genius. It will probably help anyone on this path a lot to get his marvelous information about the body and stuff.... i am also looking to become very healthy and then begin eating less and less.

help this helps!

Blessings,

MAX



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