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Eating the Wild

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Eating the Wild

Not only are we ‘cut off’ from a knowledge of wild foods, but at a more fundamental level from a first-hand knowledge of what food is, and how it gets to us.

– Richard Mabey –

Eating the Wild

“In recent decades, and especially since the Covid-19 pandemic, there has been a growing interest in foraging and cooking with food gathered from the countryside around us. In this article, Charlotte Maberly talks to the distinguished Scottish food writer Fi Martynoga about the benefits of eating wild food, and also looks at the history of the movement and its wider implications in terms of health, food justice and food insecurity. An important aspect of the contemporary movement is its potential to reconnect us with the natural world and change our relationship with it.” { read more }

Be The Change

For more inspiration check out, A Delicious Revolution,” by Alice Waters. { more }

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What You Are Is Perfect Imperfection

Weekly excerpt to help us remember the sacred.

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Weekly Reading Aug 14, 2023

What You Are Is Perfect Imperfection

–Emannuel

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2656.jpgYour less evolved areas have a right to be.

They whisper of things past.

They whisper of confusion, of unfulfillment

and of the pain of the soul separated from its God

and the longing for that Oneness again.

Realize that on this earth

there can be only relative perfection.

Realize too that you do not need to be perfect

to be loved. Love each other in your imperfections,

tenderly and completely. Be gentle with yourselves.

The demand for perfection on the physical plane

can be your worst enemy.

To insist on perfection precludes growth.

To accept imperfection as part of your humanness

is to grow.

If you can love the part of you that you think

is imperfect

then the act of transformation can begin.

When you judge it and throw it out of your heart

it becomes a hardened shell that blocks the Light.

If you deny, what is your nature?

you become deeply attached to that denial.

When you accept what is there, in its truth,

then you are released.

One does not release through rejection.

One releases through love.

To strive for Light is a beautiful calling

but you cannot find the Light

until you acknowledge the darkness.

Souls who strive in perfect yearning

are as close to perfection

as anyone in human form can be.

Who you are is a necessary step

to being who you will be, and so it goes

through eternity .

Be comfortable but not complacent

with your imperfections.

Who demands perfection?

Only you souls who are locked in human form

believe somehow that perfection is the requirement.

It is not. The requirement is sincerity,

an open heart.

That is the perfection that is demanded –

the perfect longing.

The perfection of the universe

is an encompassing reality

around the imperfection

of your human world.

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How do you relate to the notion that insistence on perfection precludes growth? Can you share a personal story of a time you felt a release after accepting what was truly there? What helps you be comfortable but not complacent with your imperfections?

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