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    In case you are interested there is an 8 day Breatharian Process retreat happening in the San Francisco Bay Area in California beginning November 24, 2012. You still have a few days left to sign up for it if you are interested. If you do, I'll meet you there hopefully. I sent in my application today: http://akahmi.com/rsvpmaker/8-day-br...francisco-2012

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    Dear Dawn:

    I have realized I fear breathing deeply. I am blocked about this topic and at the same time, my soul longs to take in the prana I am starving for. Thank you for your post. I will be asking for guidance about this.

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    Here is another website with some insightful information on manna. The information listed in the downloads in the right lower corner give some insight on how to activate your manna.

    http://www.mannaconnection.com/The_Manna_Journey.html

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    MMMMmmmmmmmmm humming I'm going to try that! Yes I went 21 days no food or water. My body refused to put anything in it. I knew this was going to happen. I dropped a lot of excess weight I had put on over the previous year due to a heavy diet related to emotions.

    On day 22 I intentionally forced liquid to see what would happen (watered down fresh apple juice) and felt just completely "off." I suffered the rest of the day trying to regain balance in my body. I had some avocado, but then needed more juice, then needed more avocado. My body's natural state is food free. I have known this is my path for over a year now. I spent the next day in bed due to the juice and avocado I had consumed. I felt so terrible that the only thing I could do was consume more. This led to some tea, some more fruit and avocado. This sick cycle starts up again and then I go off my path, back to the depressed, sick, emotional state of being that has plagued me for some time. The suicidal thoughts come back etc.

    Because my body is so sensitive, I millions of different thoughts about where this is all leading. Sometimes I feel like I will leave this realm. I am being called someWHERE else. Other times I think I will just go about functioning as regular human, just not eating and drinking.

    There are times I think I will need money, and other times I won't need money, or ANYTHING for that matter. I honestly feel like I could walk off into the woods. But then again, which woods? Which part of the world am I to be in? I have not allowed myself to go far enough into this process to know these things, but it's calling me over and over and over so I'm going to have to just be strong and keep going.

    I have a blog going, it is : pranachild.blogspot.com. I'm in the middle of recording everyday and everything I went through.

    I will however sum up a lot of what happened:
    -A lot of excess energy coming out. I wanted to walk/hike/swim everyday.
    -My body started waking up just before sunrise, most likely to go sungaze if I got myself out of bed. In fact, I started hating being in a bed. I want to sleep on the Earth.
    -My figure was changing completely: muscle was replacing fat, and beautiful curves were appearing
    -Huge bright eyes, glowing skin
    -Constant pulsating in my stomach
    -Constant aching in my back and hamstrings
    -anxiety and uneasiness being in a city, around a lot of people
    -Nausea. Lots of nausea: going in and out of houses, buildings, cars..
    -cotton mouth. horrible. chapped lips. I sucked on ice in order to alleviate this
    -Dry heaving. Making vomiting actions when using cellphone, in yoga, cooking food... Nothing came up besides thick balls of mucus.
    -Spitting a lot
    -Incredibly active mind. Didn't know which thought to go with. Questioning everything. Doubting everything. I could have/do anything but I don't want/need anything
    -Feelings of intense loneliness. No one understands this.
    -Had to sit under trees a lot or just go be in nature.
    -Constant feelings that I'm not living my purpose. I'm not awake. there's so much more i need to tune into that i just can't.
    -Also extremely excited feelings of all these things I could do with my life, like become a yoga teacher and travel (had thoughts about going to costa rica, etc). I did have amazing thoughts, like so many. There are so many possibilities one can do in a lifetime. The feeling was so freeing that I just didn't really know where to start.

    While doing this i managed to start my own personal cooking gig. So I'm cooking for people but not eating. It bothered me a bit but not because I wanted to eat, because i didn't want to kill the food.

    It's been extremely stressful to be around my family and do this. They are so afraid I am not eating, even though I told them I'm juicing (lie). I have this extreme stress/attachment thing with my mother. It's hindering me so bad, I feel crippled. People keep telling me to go into the woods but if I leave home again I most likely won't be welcome back (I've left and come back too many times).

    I feel very unstable because there's a lot to work through. A lot. I don't know if I'm going to end up leading people into this path or what. I know there are a lot of people charging money for these 8 day/21 day processes. I don't really see myself charging money for this sort of thing but time will only tell. Right now I'm not feeling so great because of the food I decided to consume, but tomorrow I'm starting back up again. I just have to listen to my body.

    To be honest, I really have no interest in doing much. I am not really interested in doing things of "entertainment" such as going to movies or shows, that other people do. Walking outside is my entertainment. I like art, and am thinking about learning an instrument. And keeping busy with a day job is good but at the same time just feels like some sort of distraction.

    I am also very confused right now. I have a couple options on places to go to just focus on cleaning and clearing and being with conscious people in beautiful locations. I have been reading a lot about other people's paths of "breatharianism" and thinking maybe mine will turn out like that, but mine could be completely different.

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    PranaChild: I am so grateful for your sharing and willingness to be vulnerable. Other authors who who wrote about this also mention the tremendous emotional cleansing they went through as part of the process of leaving food behind. You are not alone

    As babies we were fed every time we cried. We soon learned that constant digestion calmed us down and soothed our emotions. Mantak Chia points out the the same organs which digest food also digest emotions. And modern science has shown that the 'gut' brain has more neurons than the brain in the skull and that this 'gut' brain actually runs the show in our lives. When we decide to let go of the addiction to food, apparently the emotions are felt in all their vivid colors. This can be very uncomfortable. This path is only for the courageous.

    I am grateful for your candor. I have decided to again venture towards this way of being. Whether I succeed or not remains to be seen. Since I've applied to attend an 8 day process in about a month I am going to try to make my intended transition easier by doing a one month cleanse. If all goes as I plan I will be starting on the Master Cleanse tomorrow. My hope is that this will help the transition be easier for me. I will see whether this is actually a path I have chosen to take or whether my ego simply has the idea that this sounds 'neat' remains to be seen.

    The gift of this thread has been to help me continue to look at my own desire to go down this path again and to face myself. I am grateful to everyone who has contributed here.

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    ANOREXIA and BREATHARIANISM? Does anyone feel concerned if someone with anorexia decides to cover their eating disorder up with the concept of breatharianism?

    I think I remember Jasmuheen stating that when people undergo the 21 day process that they should be mindful of not losing weight - if people are losing weight, this is a sign that they are not quite ready for breatharianism and should hold of for a while and try again another time? I hope I am right about this? as it has been sometime since I read the literature. Please correct me if I am wrong.

    If I am right, I felt that such guidelines was invaluable as there was some obvious safety net against people "killing" themselves from starvation! I hope we are allowed to speak responsibly on this channel. I feel this is an important topic.

    Is losing too much weight an indicator on the 8DP that one is not ready just yet to be a breatharian?

    Also, I was told the 8DP involved a couple of days consuming fruit juice, followed by 3 days dry fasting, followed by a few more days of consuming fruit juice again? I was under the impression that this 8DP replaces the 21 day process as the 21 day process with it's 7 days of dry fasting had lead to some deaths and as such the 8DP was a lot SAFER - and showed better results in regard to continued ability to go without food?

    If I am right about this, I find myself wondering about the ETHICS of supporting others WHO DON'T FOLLOW THE 8DP and dry fast way beyond the recommended 8DP and 21 day process - in terms of SAFETY?

    Would anyone feel ethically responsible (on this channel) for encouraging someone (who actually may have the wrong motivations (anorexia) to continue dry fasting beyond the recommended protocol of the 8DP or the 21 day process, only to find out that that person died due to their eating disorder?

    I wonder if anyone thinks there might be a danger of "trying to be too positive" about breatharianism AT THE EXPENSE OF THE TRUTH and as such believes they must not give a balanced view/advice which would include the "negative possibilities (DEATH)" as well?

    Hoping such free speech is allowed on this channel.

    I personally am looking for the truth about breatharianism. I have felt I could be breatharian since a small child, and yet I wish to remain loyal to the truth, for the truth I feel will keep us SAFE.

    DYING FROM NOT EATING IS NOT MY IDEA OF BREATHARIAN!

    I know people on the breatharian path justify such deaths as being related to the person choosing to die - as having mastered the ability to not need to eat on earth somehow is a graduation ticket out of the earth experience?

    They perhaps are given the choice to just move on to another dimension as any other lessons on earth would be like teaching a graduate maths student how to add 1 + 1 =2.

    For me such explanations may be correct, but unfortunately they cannot be proven to others who are unable to contact the dead and find out.

    And as such too most of us, we might be considered to be behaving perhaps foolishly to BLINDLY FOLLOW such teachings with no direct experience of the truth of such teachings for ourselves.

    And if such a teaching was incorrect... would anyone feel unethical about having been "UNREALISTICALLY POSITIVE" about becoming breatharian when such an outlook could lead to some elses death? A death that could lead a mother and father to be left without their beloved child. A sister and brother without a sister or brother? A loyal loving friend without their loyal loving friend?

    I feel these are important issues to talk about? Am I the only one on this channel that thinks along these lines?

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    I am also wondering about the validity of justifying an action as have been given to someone from their guide/higher self? Don't get me wrong! I believe in following one's heartfelt intuition. Whether that is just one's common garden variety of "conscience" or whether one is genuinely in contact with their higher self or guides - I think it is good. However, I wonder about those beings who have "NO INSIGHT" due to one reason or another? Is it safe for people with no insight to be justify actions/behaviors that may be destructive to themselves based on the claim that they were being guided by something within them?

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    I am talking about someone with a self image problem - which I speculate is due to a deep hidden fear of not being loved. If such a person associates being skinny as an attribute that attracts love, then it is not difficult to see that such an individual's thoughts would be heavily influenced by such a fear. Such fear could then lead to inner thoughts being presented to that individuals consciousness in such a way as to lead to destructive behaviour. i.e. an indiviudal with a fear of being not loved - associates it with needing to be skinny to be loved - looses insight - creates false beliefs to hide the fear - e.g. I am becoming breatharian for its spiritual value, rather than as a cover for a deep seated fear of being not loved - as such then uses justifications such as "my guides/my higher self" has told me that this is the correct action - knowing such justifications cannot be justified by anyone else - which leads to a person "WITHOUT INSIGHT" ironically claiming to have insight and following such a lack of insight to a destructive ending?

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    What if someone with an eating disorder which is essentially a mental disorder is pretending to be breatharian? How easy is it to come on to a forum and hide behind the digital facade of a forum. Communication is I am told 80% non verbal. So on a forum we will only get 20% of real communication if that? Now I have been told by people who work with anorexic people that they can never sit still - they always have to be out hiking, swimming, dancing, studying. Their eyes become "big and bright" because their sympathatic nervous system is running on overdrive - pupils of eyes dilate in a fight or flight situation, which is also why they have this continual restlessness - sympathetic nervous system secretes adrenalin into the system...this over secretion of adrenalin is a high for a while but eventually leads to stress and the release of cortisone - which then leads to depression - hence alot of these types are diagnosed with bi-polar disorder. Also I am told they frequently are found cooking for others but not eating themselves. They are also known for lying!!!! So imagine how easily it could be for people on a forum to believe information on a forum as "useful" and "authentic" when they only get 20% of the intended communication (verbal) and have know idea whether the person commuicating the information is a trust worthy source. The reason I raise these issues is I am genuinely interested in safely transitioning to a breatharian lifestyle.

    And as such I have to consider carefully the information I am researching on the subject. I just feel their is some responsibility to highlight these concerns, as other people's safety may be jeopardised by believing in someone else's claims which cannot be proven. Now I am open to people becoming breatharian and doing almost supernatural things - but I would tend to see such people to be very balanced in mind - very stable - as I believe to gain balance of mind is easier than becoming breatharian - I could be wrong here. I guess I just feel suspicious of certain miraculous claims when the person making such claims comes across as unstable to me. I aplogise for such (perhaps) overly negative speculation - but my reason as I have stated is safety for others. I personally don't care if anorexic people wish to kill themselves as I am an out of body traveller and I feel there is a high probability there is life after death, so I personally never get sad when someone dies. But I do feel that it would be irresponsible for someone else to die due to misinformation i.e. the reliability of where such information is coming from. As stated I visited buddha boy and it is common knowledge if he does not meditate he loses too much weight - something he has stated. Now I know personally that he is the real deal - so I just wonder if such an ascetic such as buddha boy with such a powerfully stable practice needs to be deadly serious about his breatharianism, then how do these emotionally unstable people acheive it? Something just does not feel right to me. My apologies for this. I know it is hard hitting - but I seek the truth!
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    There is such a thing as over-thinking something. There will be obvious signals from the body if the persona is engaging in unhealthy practices. This statement does presume a sound energetic constitution, which an anorexic lacks.

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    I recently completed an 8 day process to again awaken my ability to nourish myself with prana. I highly recommend it! I am still in a transition process and will be for an unknown length of time. This work has moved me from focusing on a past memory to action in the present-- a wonderful thing! I am posting this here because this thread is rich with information, yet if I were to re-create the thread I would give it a new name....... LIVING ON PRANA - FOR EVERYMAN

    This process was surprisingly easy and is NOT about giving up food!!!!! It is, instead, about re-programming the cells in the body and about nourishing yourself on prana. Some people who took the process are transitioning to eliminating food, and some are enjoying food for the amazing experience of flavor that it offers.

    I completed my 8 day retreat 2 weeks ago and am experiencing an ongoing state of powerful joy. I am also enjoying food in a way I never have before. The experience of eating is, for me, very intense... almost like great sex... since the process. When I choose to eat the experience is amazing, and I am not eating for hunger or because I need to nourish myself. There were 21 people at this retreat and all of them are having slightly different experiences now. Most are still eating a little now and then. As I said... this process is NOT about giving up food!

    If you would like to sample this process here is a link where you can sign up for the FREE 2 day online retreat with Akahi and Camila in January 5&6. The couple leading the process have been pure breatharians for 4 years now (no longer needing or using food or liquids of any kind). They gave birth to a darling baby boy who is now 2 years old. I met little Inki, who is a happy and chubby child, at the retreat I attended. He still nurses as well as enjoying the flavors of food. His mom, Camila, is able to nurse him with ease without using food to nourish her body because her ability to live on Prana is fully developed.

    At this point I don't wish to write too much about my present experiences in this regard, because they are still unfolding for me. The main purpose of posting this is to let everyone know that you can sample Akahi and Camila's work for free, a rare opportunity.

    If you would enjoy seeing a video interview with Akahi and Camila here is a sample:
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    Dawn I am so happy to hear you enjoyed the process with them! Love and Light to you :D

    @realitycorrodes: Yourquestion regarding anorexia is indeed valid! Starving yourself in order to look a certain way is at the completely opposite end of the spectrum of living without food in order to connect to your higher self. This is, our natural state, to live in perfect harmony with the world and everyone/everything in it. What led me to this path was I felt such a surge of LOVE enter my being when I went a few days without food or water. I was in Bali, sungazing, walking barefoot, etc. I had no desire of losing weight or any "anorexic" thoughts.

    What IS interesting however is if you have ever had anorexic related thoughts in your life, this path will erradicate those! Because you become so connected to the Divine, you learn to love and accept yours and everyone else's body exactly the way it is. All those judgemental thoughts completely fall away with ZERO EFFORT. I now enjoy food when I want (example I had chocolate cake yesterday) but for the most part, I love the feeling of not being "clogged" with food. Evelyn Torrence has some excellent YouTube videos, I just love her! As Dawn did previously mention, though, it is a challenge to relate to others at times. You realize that most of humanity lives in fear, worry, and doubt, and so many things are just completely backwards in this world!

    Anyway, happy holidays, cheers!

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    An interview which is over 30 years old. Look just how everyone laughed at him... Are people still laughing? No.

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    PranaChild! How nice to hear from you and thank you so much for sharing your process. I agree, food clogs the body system and is responsible for feelings of depression and exhaustion. I am not to a point where I can be totally without food again.. yet! I still have strong food cravings which I am lovingly giving into, but they are greatly reduced. I have every intention of moving into the place where I no longer eat as soon as I can do it in comfort. Last time this occurred in my life it was with total ease, and this is how it is happening for many who attended the 8 Day Process with me recently.
    Quote I now enjoy food when I want (example I had chocolate cake yesterday) but for the most part, I love the feeling of not being "clogged" with food.
    StarSeed, thank you for the video. Isn't it interesting how the 'way showers' are usually laughed at, ridiculed, or worse?

    I would like to write a bit more about the retreat I mentioned in my last post here: https://projectavalon.net/forum4/show...l=1#post598906. There is so much talk about DNA upgrades coming for humanity, yet finding people who are obviously experiencing the gifts from this is not a common thing. In the 8 day process offered by Camile and Akai there was one participant who had organized the retreat and who had taken her initial 8 Day Process 9 months earlier. Since then this person has grown noticably taller. Camilla has grown 3+ inches since she became a breatharian 4 years ago. These 2 people are adult women in their 30s, not an age when people usually grow taller.

    Ancient texts talk about a time when we all were 9 ft tall on average, and a time before that when we were 12 ft in height. Perhaps Akai and Camilla have tapped into energies which allow DNA to reconnect. This might explain adult women continuing to grow. Could the energies available in the 8 Day Process return human bodies to the size they were before the Kaliyuga (which we are just exiting)?
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    I thought I would post a couple of links that I found on how to breath in prana. I have found them to be very helpful. I am going to spend the next couple days practising as I now feel comfortable in doing so.

    http://www.zakairan.com/ZaKaiRansArt...cBreathing.htm

    http://www.abouttheheart.org.za/THE_PRANIC_BREATH.htm

    I really appreciate the dialogue on this subject as it has helped me to release more to prepare to connect to this life force energy.

    Many blessings,
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    Quote 4Evrneo: I thought I would post a couple of links that I found on how to breath in prana. I have found them to be very helpful. I am going to spend the next couple days practicing as I now feel comfortable in doing so.

    http://www.zakairan.com/ZaKaiRansArt...cBreathing.htm
    http://www.abouttheheart.org.za/THE_PRANIC_BREATH.htm
    I am so glad you put up these links. They are wonderfully magical and such a simple reminder. I was able to connect to my memory of this way of bringing in Prana within 3-5 minutes of reading this. My entire body began to vibrate with a very fine frequency. The Pineal and Heart centers were the most noticeable and intense. Thank you so much for finding this site for all of us 4Evrneo

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    i think 5&6 January 2013 is a good chance to start a new life with less food i will try to attend.

    meanwhile, here in Holland, there is a mother and her 15 year old boy facing the horror that the are going to be parted by our government.

    it's all over the news.

    you never guess why?

    because of their diet!

    the mother chooses, 10 years ago, to go 100% raw food. also for her 5 year old son.
    the boy's asthma vanished, he has lot of energy and wasn't sick anymore since then.

    a filmmaker made a documentary about their lifestyle and this threw up a lot of negative reactions.

    the boy (named tom) didn't go to high school anymore for 2 years now.
    the mother chooses to teach him herself, because the school mates made fun of him and were a thread to his diet.

    we live in a strange time were we have to re live the European mid ages where they burned witches for their knowledge on natural healing.

    weird!
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    Quote joamarks: i think 5&6 January 2013 is a good chance to start a new life without less food i will try to attend.
    I think the online class hosted by Camila and Akai will be wonderful. However, it is not about reducing food intake. The 2 days of classes focus on various techniques to awaken our ability to nourish ourselves with prana through the breath. You will likely really enjoy the classes.

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    here a very interesting video from russia.

    https://youtube.com/watch?v=j54O7ff0DQs


    Quote My name is Olga Podorovskaya. I am breatharian (non-eater, inediate). I created this website for people, wishing to change their lives.

    Reading about breatharianism (non-eating), I supposed it’s very difficult and available only for chosen ones. Maybe not for chosen ones, but exactly not for me. Now I get full satisfaction from possibility to be free from food.

    From today’s position – it is easy and naturally. I see everyone is breatharian`s, but they believe, that they must eat to live. Very funny

    Talking about breatharianism at many forums, I understand that people think about breatharianism only as a benefit: Saving personal funds, gain energy, desire not to feel hunger, desire to restore the health, desire to get immortality; desire to create new better planet Earth without grazing, farming and slaughterhouses.

    Breatharianism is not transfer or transformation. This is awareness

    All that’s stopping you right now to become breatharian — it’s the ideas and images of yourself.

    I don’t use Jasmuheen 21 day`s transfer method, initiations or resonating vibrations method; don’t use looking at the sun, diet, or a system of vegetarianism or veganism

    Breatharianism is not a rejection of products, not asceticism or anorexia.

    In fact there is no transfer.

    First of all I understand that Breatharianism is already laid in my cellular memory. And thought or idea: «I must eat physical food» (with all its consequences) comes just because this is habitually.

    «Transfer» is recognized immediately.

    Appears quite different perception of yourself.
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    dawn,

    did you experience a difference in your transition,
    now your consciousness has expanded since the last time you were breatharian?

    olga pokrovskaya states in her youtube video above

    that people only need to KNOW on a cellular level they don't need food or even air.

    that people who live in a sick environment or themselves are sick to the bone can be breatharian also.
    she was even eating meat and wasn't a vegetarian or fruitarian when she become a breatharian.

    the trick is not to become someone but just are.


    greetings from holland.
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    Because this is 'my' thread and I was able to fully experience breatharianism back in 1979 I have taken on a role in hosting this discussion. It is fair for people to ask my about my personal experience since the thread started with 'my story'. However, before I get into answering a very personal question from joamarks, I'd like to remind anyone reading this that my experience is not an indication of what yours might be. In other words... don't buy into any limitations I might be stuck in... they do not have to be your limitations unless you believe they are.
    Quote Joamarks: dawn, did you experience a difference in your transition,
    now your consciousness has expanded since the last time you were breatharian?
    That is a fair question, and it contains an assumption that my consciousness has expanded since 22 years ago, which I am not sure is true. I went into the 8 Day Process with the intention of again becoming a breatharian. This has not happened yet, and I confess that I am disappointed. The clear memory I have of that time so long ago has left me longing for the deep love, joy and connection to source that is present with every breath. Prana Child says it very well in her post above:
    Quote Because you become so connected to the Divine, you learn to love and accept .....
    What I enjoy about life on Earth is that it is always surprising, and that is how the 8 Day Process was for me. What happened (for everyone who attended) is that cellular memory was erased so that new memories could be put in the place of old painful ones. When I went into the process I was aware that I was ready for a deep healing of something within me that had been separated .... I was ready for a 'soul retrieval'. This was obvious because there was an internal 'war' going on inside me- I had been experiencing anger against myself coming up. This was totally healed during the retreat and there is now a deeper peace within me.

    What I did NOT expect was that I would come out of the process with intense food cravings and that eating food would be such an intensely pleasurable experience. From this I deduct that additional dry fasts are likely needed in order to bring my body to a level of cellular knowledge which would allow me to move into being a breatharian with ease and joy. So... that is my current story, yet it is unfolding as I write this and there is no ending written to it yet.

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    I'd like to introduce information of dry-fasting. In both the 8 Day Process with Akai and Camilla, and the 21 Day Process introduced by Jasmuheen, dry fasting is used to cleanse the body. This method of allowing the body to cleanse itself has been used extensively by the Russians to cure many chronic diseases. It allows the body to rest from the constant strain of digesting food, and as a result to balance itself.

    Here is a link to a great little post which details information about this and also contains links to go further and deeper into understanding this: http://fastingdry.blogspot.com/p/wha...y-fasting.html
    I've selected some of the information in this link to give you an idea of its content.

    Quote Dry fasting has been practiced by the Russians for a very long time. There is quite a bit of literature available on dry fasting in the Russian language. However, none of these writings has been professionally translated. I was first introduced to the concept of dry fast by Tanya Zavasta (a native Russian speaker) in her book Quantum Eating. I found the information fascinating, but did not really know where to go with it. Then I discovered the web community forum The Fasting Connection where I met Milena Albert (a native Russian speaker) who had been practicing dry fasting and was in contact with Dr. Sergei Filonov, a Russian medical doctor who has been conducting dry fasts with his patients for 20 years. Then, I was referred to a Google translation of his 400 page book Dry Medical Fasting: Myths & Reality. While the translation leaves much to be desired (being computer generated), enough of the essence comes through to make it a very worthwhile read for anyone who in interested in embarking on this path.
    Although dry fasting is being used to help people transition into breatharianism it has also been used in Russia to 'cure' many diseases:

    Quote Dry fasting itself is not a "cure," but it provides the right conditions to allow the body to activate all of its own, God-given, healing powers. Dr. Filonov has seen many illnesses heal through dry fasting; below is a list of the ones he mentions in his book:

    ovarian cysts
    uterine fibroids
    endometriosis
    infertility
    mastitis
    hot flashes
    yeast infection
    parasite infection
    viral infection
    bacterial infection
    benign tumors
    rheumatoid arthritis
    osteoarthritis
    ankylosing spondylitis
    asthma
    chronic pneumonia
    pulmonary sarcoidosis
    atherosclerosis
    hypertension
    sciatica
    herniated disk
    brain injury
    migraine headaches
    gastritis
    stomach ulcer
    duodenal ulcer
    pancreatitis
    cholecystitis
    ulcerative colitis
    irritable bowel syndrome
    hemorrhoids
    non-insulin dependent diabetes
    gangrene
    atopic dermatitis
    chronic urticaria
    eczema
    psoriasis
    interstitial cystitis
    chronic pyelonephritis
    prostatitis
    prostate adenoma
    inflammation
    Here's a link to an English translation of Dr Filinov's site (you should be able to click on it and get a Google translation of the site): http://translate.google.com/translat...filonov.net%2F
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