Thanksgiving Dinner - great food feast

Energy

ENERGY

We get our energy to function from the food we eat.
The food we eat is either from plants or animals (who gets their energy from the food they eat).
The plants get their energy from light.
Light comes from the sun.
Our ultimate source of energy is the sun.

So, if we are kept alive by the air we breathe, the liquids we drink and the food we eat, what is the quality of our energy?

Is the energy we eat and drink in the closest form to it's source, the light? In other words, are we eating 'live' food? Food rich in natural, light generated energy? This is real energy, not man-made from chemicals and refined product - these are empty calories.

Imagine a motor car - the quality of the fuel we put in the car determines the output. A fuel containing water and impurities results in the car spluttering and not running well - filling up the filters. A quality fuel you can literally hear the engine purr. If you were a car - would your engine be purring? Or are you spluttering and running on low energy with our 'filters' filling up with waste product?

So, the big question - what is the quality of the energy we are putting into our bodies?

Thursday, January 17, 2013

Chicken Tortilla Soup



·         1 celery, chopped
·         1 carrot, chopped
·         1 small red onion, chopped
·         3 cups organic chicken broth
·         1 cup organic beef broth
·         1 can organic black beans, drained
·         1 can organic red kidney beans, drained
·         1 can organic diced tomatoes
·         2 cups organic corn (fresh or frozen)
·         2 cups cubed cooked chicken breast
·         2 tsp dried parsley flakes
·         1 tsp organic garlic powder
·         1 tsp organic dried basil
·         1 tsp organic ground cumin
·         1 tsp organic ground coriander

Place chicken and beef broth in a large saucepan and bring to the boil. Add celery, onions and carrots and boil over a medium heat until vegetables are soft. Add the remainder of the ingredients and bring to the boil. Turn heat down to low and let it simmer for 15 minutes. Serve and enjoy.

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