Spiritual Gardening
 

Perform Magic on Your Meals


by Ellen Vande Visse

...changing crystalline structure means changing vibrational pattern.

 

Last issue, I told you that your crops ask you to thank those carrots and potatoes before you cut and harvest them. In this issue, I want you to know that you can speak to the food on your plate and actually change it for better or for worse. Yes, you have the power to raise or lower the vibrancy of your meal.

Here’s how. Do you recall that Dr. Emoto’s experiments in Japan revealed changes in the structure of water? Emoto photographed the crystalline shapes of water before and after external stimuli such as music, thoughts, words, photographs, and prayer. His magnified photos reveal water crystals of great beauty and symmetry following positive stimuli like gratitude. By contrast, angry or sad emotions (words, thoughts, or music) dramatically changed the water crystal formation to a lackluster or contorted shape, or no geometric pattern at all. (For more, see The Hidden Message in Water by Dr. Masaru Emoto.)

Aha! If Dr. Emoto can change water, why can’t we change food? Food is mostly water. So is our body. Of course, our thoughts and feelings are constantly affecting not just water, but all kinds of molecules around us, even rocks, wood, and atmosphere. Here is the key: changing crystalline structure means changing vibrational pattern.

Think about it: if we can raise our food’s vibrations, we accomplish two things. First, we raise its quality, nourishment, vitality, and energetic frequency. Second, as we digest this high-vibration food, we actually raise our body vibrations. Now that is health care!

These are worthy goals, indeed, and easy to perform. Each of us can raise vibrations around us and in us, because it is consciousness that causes the changes. Every mealtime presents us with the opportunity to raise or lower our food’s vibrations.

Imagine yourself sitting down to baked chicken, rice, steamed broccoli and green salad. How will you magically raise the vibrations of your dinner?

Try this. Spread your hands above the meal on your plate. Inhale and savor the aromas of this food. Observe what life forms you have on your plate—fowl, grain and vegetable. Imagine each growing vibrantly in the sun. Thank each one for its gifts of nourishment, flesh and life force. Realize that it had to die to give you life. It gave freely. Acknowledge the sacred web of relationship. Rather than rattle off words, take a moment to actually create the emotion. Feel the gratitude start to flow.

Presto! You have performed magic on your meal. You have just raised the vibrations of your food. Congratulations!

Call it prayer. Call it blessing. Call it the Emoto effect. Call it the application of external stimulus. Call it a profound act of transformation. Call it performing magic. No matter what you call it, the secret to its effectiveness is the same: generate feelings of celebration, thanks, appreciation, respect, acknowledgement or gratitude; then aim them at your food.

You are honoring the plant and animal kingdoms for supporting your every need. You are radiating wonder. As you build the vibration of gratitude, you set the molecular structure of your dinner in motion to smile back at you. Your love raises the vibration of your food.

What a tool to eliminate guilt! For those times when you’re stuck eating low-quality food, no need to worry that it is not organic or local. You simply become a magician. Apply your conscious appreciation and — Presto! You make the plant and animal kingdoms smile. You stimulate and re-form the molecules of your meal. You digest and raise your body’s vibrations. You eat with joy. You feel joy. Bravo!

Consciously gathered food. Conscious eating. No need to carry a wand to exercise these powers of magic!

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Ellen Vande Visse is the author of Ask Mother Nature: A Conscious Gardener’s Guide.  For more information, including classes, please see www.goodearthgardenschool.com

 

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