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8 years ago
Tai
Anon wrote:
Somehow I get the feeling that you, Mr Kearns and Living foods are all the same person. I could be wrong but..
Tai:
They are all 3 different men. Living foods lives in America. Mr. Kearns and TSM live in Australia. I have talked to both Mr. Kearns and TSM on the phone. Mr. Kearns is much older than TSM.
TSM wrote:
Falun Dafa meditation
have always seen meditation a
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 8 years ago
Tai
TSM wrote:
Falun Dafa meditation
have always seen meditation as the most important thing.
Tai:
TSM has that unique perspective.
Yet in Falun Dafa, the exercises, including the meditation, are supplementary.
"Exercises are the Supplementary Means for Reaching Perfection", Li Hongzhi 1996
Tai:
Falun Dafa does contain a meditation component. There is a standing me
Forum: Other Health Related 8 years ago
Tai
To TSM:
I loved your testimony. It's truly amazing the changes that have taken place in you in a short time. It's been a great pleasure and honor working with you, as you easily and rapidly make changes in yourself that often takes other people much longer to do.
TSM wrote:
And if some people dislike me and want to see me fail, well, that doesn't mean l have feel the same way about them.
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 8 years ago
Tai
Iandthou,
If you want to gain weight, please watch Lou Corona's youtube videos on making nut and seed yogurt. He has helped many raw foodists who had an intolerance to raw nuts be able to digest them and put on needed weight. He also recommends things like tocotrienols (rice bran) and raw vegan superfoods.
At 5'9", he is like 160 or 170 and he is still really trim. Someone on the for
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 8 years ago
Tai
BJ wrote:
then you can always remove the honey / wax / honeycomb and give it away
Tai:
Duh, I just realized I can simply store it for the bees during winter. THey need space, so some has to be removed periodically and this honey can be their reserve. Beeswax can come in handy sometimes for ointments and covering things.
I was just really surprised because I always heard from vegans th
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 8 years ago
Tai
Two and a half years after the persecution began, a group of westerners from all over the world, including myself, went to China to demonstrate in Tiananmen Square on behalf of the persecuted practitioners. In china, there is no way to air grievances with the government. If a person would register a complaint about a policy, such as the ban against Falun Dafa, then usually the person would be a
Forum: Other Health Related 8 years ago
Tai
Before I started studying Chinese medicine, I tried a qigong practice once before at the Land of the Medicine Buddha in Santa Cruz, CA. Wow, is that site so beautiful, set in the redwood forest. It was a nice practice, but I had no appreciation of qigong at the time.
During acupuncture school, all the students learn Tai Chi. There are many styles of Tai Chi. But although everyone gets to l
Forum: Other Health Related 8 years ago
Tai
TSM, what is strange to me is that you are bringing a high level conversation into an innocent food forum. What good is it going to do to quote a 2004 essay when people have not even read the beginning book? And also, are you really ready to have this conversation, when you are not keeping in mind the exceptions, when you make such sweeping statements? And there are even other exceptions that
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 8 years ago
Tai
TSM:
sometimes people's number is up and there is not a thing that can be done about it.
Tai:
People from different walks of life and from different faiths with strong prayer lives would disagree with this. In fact, there have been cases of people being raised from the dead due to prayer, such as the Nigerian pastor, Daniel Ekechukwu. Sometimes we make statements forgetting the exceptions.
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 8 years ago
Tai
I forgot to mention here that a big discussion was generated by TSM and living food in this thread:
and I realize that I needed to bring clarity.
Forum: Other Health Related 8 years ago
Tai
Hi everyone,
I shared with the Sproutarian Man and Living Food my qigong practice some time ago, and that is what they are referring to in this thread.
You can read about it here.
You can direct your comments and questions in that thread. This forum can be somewhat harsh in the criticisms that go on, which is why I didn't mention the name before. But I actually would prefer the critic
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 8 years ago
Tai
Hi everyone,
The time has come to share with you my qigong practice, Falun Dafa, also known as Falun Gong. It's not new to the forum, as I read another forum member brought it up years ago, as I recall reading.
Falun Dafa is a mind and body practice that incorporates 5 exercises and the principles of truthfulness, compassion and forbearance. The practice was introduced in 1992 in China and
Forum: Other Health Related 8 years ago
Tai
Recently my friend's commercial property had a beehive and the neighbors were going to kill the bees. We offered to house the bees in our garden. A beekeeper rescuer brought the bees over and they have thrived.
As a vegan, I always thought that humans didn't need to harvest any honey and that whatever honey bees make, that is what they will eat. This was the first time I ever cared for bee
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 8 years ago
Tai
1064. Re: Edible flowers
Hi, I finally learned how to make a youtube video. video one is a shot of my ginger plants with one in full bloom. The second video is a fruit salad with the ginger flowers. The third video, I just added some rose petals to the fruit salad. I don't know how to edit a video yet, so it's rough.
When I have time, I will make a video on sapote bliss.
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 8 years ago
Tai
Long before Raw til 4 was the Hallelujah acres diet, a raw vegan diet by day and a cooked vegan dinner at night. That diet has thousands of positive testimonials and also some bad testimonials about deficiencies.
Long before the Hallelujah diet was the Gerson program, which was mostly raw but allowed cooked potatoes, oatmeal, vegetables and grain products.
There have been many variations
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 8 years ago
Tai
Dear Suncloud,
the reason my teacher recommended that doctor is because when I told him that your diagnosis was post infectious IBS, he said, "who diagnosed her?" I said, "I think it was a self-diagnosis", based on what you wrote earlier:
"I think I may have something called "post-infectious IBS".
So, he would not accept that self diagnosis and recommend
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 8 years ago
Tai
Hi Suncloud,
I told you that this month I would see my one acupuncture and herb teacher who knows a lot about parasites. I told him about your case and he actually recommended that you communicate with Dr. Cahill in New York. My teacher said that in order to be truly free of the parasite (amoeba) both you and your husband would both need to take two rounds of the drug. (And my other teacher o
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 8 years ago
Tai
I will never forget...
The Sproutman
Seeing him every year at the Tribest booth at the Natural Products Expo, visited by thousands each year. He was masterful with sprouts and making wonderful dishes with them. The tribest booth has always been one of the most wholesome booths with the healthiest food offered. Steve brought it to life. Steve grew spectacular and immaculate sprouts.
S
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 8 years ago
Tai
Those were good deals that Raw P found for the used juicers.
I agree with Raw practicalist about investing in a good juicer, if you can afford to do so. You will have deeper healing results that way.
Raw P is on the east coast and does more grass and microgreen growing, so his produce selection is a bit different from mine.
Regarding centrifugal juicer, I should place my comments in c
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 8 years ago
Tai
1070. Re: Raw Amaranth Powder!
(Blues Pixie, I got slammed with work and I have to postpone my chocolate sapote pics/video. I will do it before this harvest is over. I do think it's worthwhile because sapotes withstand being mailed and it's not just for showing off. I have to take a break from posting for a while but I will not forget~maybe 6 weeks.)
Rod Rotundi of Leaf Cuisine had an onion ring recipe that required amar
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 8 years ago
Tai
LB:
What is the cheapest you would recommend for a beginner?
Tai:
The cheapest is a centrifugal juicer and the most expensive is a twin gear juicer. These are not brand names; these are kinds of juicers.
My cheapest juicer I own is a plastic single auger wheat grass juicer, worth about $45 retail. The next cheapest juicer I have is a jack lalaine, worth about $130, but the plastic models
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 8 years ago
Tai
LB wrote:
Though I definitely need to find a way to up my calories if I'm decreasing my fruit intake
Tai:
Some people on this forum eat freshly sprouted and fermented cereals, like oat or buckwheat. I would do that if I had time. I just eat dried raw sprouted cereals. Brian Clement teaches the nutrition of sprouts and the sproutarian man has a website that goes into detail how to grow many
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 8 years ago
Tai
Lavender Bunnie:
Is he a good person to learn from?), and I have heard him mention not eating unless you feel calm without any emotional issues.
Tai:
He is good to learn from when he interviews Lou Corona. Watch all the videos of him with Lou Corona. The main problem with Dan is the length of the videos. THey are way too long and take too much time.
Robert Morse ND (Dan the man's teache
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 8 years ago
Tai
Goji berry plants are not that hard to buy. I can't imagine how long you will have to wait for a plant from a seed. I bought my plant already as a 4 foot vine.
I just looked on ebay and it seems there must be several varieties, because it looks like there are some as bushes. The bush ones have huge leaves, whereas the vine ones, like mine, have delicate thin leaves that are edible.
Tha
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 8 years ago
Tai
Lavender bunnie wrote:
What do you think about experiencing dizziness right after eating a big fruit meal?
Tai:
Could be insulin resistance.
You are asking about transitioning to raw and also to vegan. You might have tissue problems with your sphincter, stomach (perhaps GERD), etc that the fruit is exposing. Eating a high protein diet in the past could be the cause of tissue problems.
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 8 years ago
Tai
Suez:
I was thinking maybe natural dyestuffs could be used for an alternative for the extremely toxic chi smothering tattoo pigments of today
Tai:
There are henna tattoos (natural henna without artificial dyes). If someone wanted to remove their tattoo, they could always use a temporary henna tattoo to cover a faded tattoo, or during the process when their tattoo is being removed, which I u
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 8 years ago
Tai
SueZ, thanks for the education. Indian food tastes amazing. I never had indian flavored bitter melon. I guess it must taste good. Well, some of the buddhist vegetarian restaurants abstain from many spices, hence their food is more bland.
I personally always mix sweet with bitter when it comes to raw food (especially living in California with an abundance of both sweet fruit and bitter green
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 8 years ago
Tai
I have juiced them. They are so bitter, so I buy the smallest, cutest ones I can find and add one to a juice that contains sweet apple or something similar.
We use them for diabetes in Chinese medicine. The dried slices are often cooked as a tea.
I have eaten them cooked in Chinese vegetarian restaurants. They usually stuff them. They really aren't that good cooked. Pass!
They are so
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 8 years ago
Tai
Lisa wrote:
I fill a large jar with distilled water and add herbs/wild leafy greens and/or some fruit etc and leave it on a sunny windowsill for the day. Do you think this is enough to remineralise the water?
Tai:
I think so. I love water like that, especially with a little fruit. In the summer, I pack my jar with mint, because there is more available and the tea water is a rich amber bro
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 8 years ago
Tai
Pulse Passwords and Electronic Tattoos Forerunner to Mark of the Beast
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