Changing Venues

Yes, I still exist. I will now be blogging anything dealing with right eating, raw foodism, plant-centric diets, etc over at The Sol Power Network. I am basically collapsing all of my blogs into one. So instead of just getting a fraction of me you can get the whole number.

Sun of Man son of god cooking short

Zen Chop

Yes. I've been moving across every square inch of this planet. Yesterday I got to get my focus on by just chopping some wood.

Another reason to drink 100% fruit juice...

From some of my peoples:

One more reason to drink 100% juice , http://news. yahoo. com/s/ap/20090313/ap_on_re_us/windshield_fluid_sickness . Windshield wiper fluid is mistaken for Kool-Aid. Children should not be fed any type of juice that is made with sugar, high fructose corn syrup, and artificial dyes. People have become so used to feeding kids juices with artificial dyes they really have no idea what the hell juice looks like. The Standard American Diet (SAD) makes it so people dont even think anymore and feed children anything.


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Take the land, take the food

Food, ethnicity and land...forever connected.

Justice and couscous

What people consume in a week worldwide.

Mexico: The Casales family of Cuernavaca

Riding off of my manifestation from yesterday...many of us have no world perspective. Hunger is not just defined by the lack of quantity of food..the lack of quality of food is up in there also. So many of us think that we're not starving ourselves yet we are eating empty calories and our bodies aren't receiving the proper nutrients. This is the root of the health epidemic in places like the United States who though 'enlightened' seem to be hit with an over abundance of health issues.

Photographer Joao Batista has done a fascinating series of photos titled "The People and the Food They Consume in a Week.” He took snaps of families in countries around the world (including the U.S., Egypt, Poland, Chad, Mongolia, Greenland, Bhutan, and France) posing in their homes with the food they consume in a typical week. You can get a peek at it at the Meallennium blog. A Facebook login is needed for the full set.

Check it out.

One Bowl