i think that food can be a belief system, too. from what you write here, and in another thread in another tribe, i think you're in a period where you are examining food and looking for meaning in all kinds of ways about it.

but underneath it all, it has no meaning, other than what we give it. if you choose to think eating meat is out of alignment with your integrity, but fish isn't, then you are taking on that belief, and that will then manifest itself somehow.

but notice that animals don't ponder about the integrity of eating another animal -- it is simply what they eat. the pandas don't eat bamboo because it's more worthy to be a vegetarian, but simply because it is what they eat. does the lion have less integrity because it prefers zebra to leaves? of course not. abraham teaches that you can certainly choose to be vegan, but don't think it's because there is some higher reason for it, because in the big picture, animals are here by choice as well, understanding their fate may be to be eaten.

on the other hand, certainly in my experience, choosing to have certain vibrations around me has a profound effect on my experience. sitting on a public bus with stressed-out people at the edge of madness next to me creates a different feeling than relaxing in a hammock next to the sea alone. i am a vibrational creature, and i respond to vibrations. so organic food vibrates differently than fast food, and i can sense that difference.

is that related to half of what i manifest in my life, though? i don't think so, not in any meaningful way. my manifestations comes from my conscious thoughts much more than anything else.

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Asch..., your topic is now.

From bbc, well, our food is in need of "rethink". And a sugar high is going to cost more!