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Re: Good teeth...bad teeth

safirron — Sat, 08 Aug 2009 18:14:33 -0000

Hi gourgious...sorry for my abscence. I've had so little time writing here and so much doing in making things happening in my life (tell you later). But I'm so GLAD that you've found Weston Price, though. Isn't it thrilling!? Love those guys. Keep upt the good work, angel.

Re: Walking away from Veganism...

safirron — Mon, 08 Jun 2009 15:33:09 -0000

Anthony; welcome home....

I was right to love you all the way, despite my abscence here at your blog.
What you are thinking and experiencing right now about the raw food religion, I found out a few weeks ago.
I was also recentful to people not eating 'right'. It was hard to rethink, but it was also totally liberating. All I had to do was go back in history and learn from the natives/tribes, the kind of living we once did. I've been writing about this heavily on youtube.
I now eat raw meat and eggs...I am a 'fan' of Scott Wheeler on youtube (watch him vs Anne osbourne). I have never felt more in harmony than I'm doing right now.
Kulvinsas, Cousens etc, look so terribly weak and skinny; old looking. When I was arguing about that, someone told me that the film was a bad quality one...hm, I didn't go for that :)
I never worry of what or when to eat. I fill up easly on some raw ground meat mixed with some raw eggs, and this is in fact amazing since I can't eat eggs. Intestinal problems...But when I stopped all veggies and fruits, I could in just one day change that. When I was on raw, I developed terrible jaw and tooth pain, receeding gums and other problems ( I was so ashamed). I never ate proper fats. Today I eat fats every day...lots of cholestreol and doing just fine! My teeth are doing just fine except for the ones I lost on raw raw foods with almost no fat...I blame no one.

I must say that this you do right now, didn't surprise me. Somehow I knew you would change, I don't know why I felt that. Intuition? I don't know. But I am so glad for you. You will do just fine. God is with you...

Love you forever, Lena the Samee...

Re: 4:20...time to wake up

safirron — Fri, 24 Apr 2009 09:22:41 -0000

A drug is always a drug and will work accordingly. Everything isn't good for you just because it is a plant and grow in the wild etc.

We have all this knowledge; let's say about raw living foods and how it is supposed to heal cancers, diabetes and all and try to start in that direction to heal people, educate people etc etc. Isn't that what all these raw fooders are doing? I've heard it for years now, how raw foods heal just about everything. And now it is not enough, now you must inhale to be accepted...(???)I've read above post over and over again and it seems like A is mocking those that do not want to use it, that we perhaps are some kind of stereotypes not willing to let go, let loose, have a great time expanding our consciousness etc etc. smokin' away? (Sorry guys, I don't buy that).
But isn't raw foods supposed to to that? I've heard that for years now, that it clears your mind like a fog was lifted, you become so vibrant and healthy; hallelujah...After three weeks on a raw diet, I experienced a calmness I never have felt before. Everything was so peaceful, to mind, body and soul. I wanted to share this and I did. But it didn't last... If I hadn't ran into the long term effects of raw foods and fruitarianism, I don't know where I woud be today, well certainly not promoting drugs...I believe that 100% raw food style is impossible. People don't do well on it, children don't do well on it. To many cases. And know you want people to start using DRUGS!?

The Hunza tribe, the Massai, all the native tribes around the world eat accordingly to the laws of nature. So should we. we don't grow avocados up here in Scandinavia; it's not natural. Archeology and history shows otherwise, over and over again. So if I for example want to live accordingly to the laws of nature I should eat this:

WILD PRODUCE according to season etc(short list):

Berreis
Herbs
Fish
Leafy greens
Eggs
Animals

Domestic animals with fresh raw mylk, butters etc from goats, cows acording to country. Some tribes drink camel's mylk, some like in Mongolia use mylk from horses etc

We should fight for our right to drink raw mylk (it is forbidden in Sweden), like in times before the industrial revolution. we should not depend on the FDA in any country but support local farmes all that we can, teach and help people eat and perhaps live this way( Not indulging drugs for happiness? Compassion?). That way we can experience true happiness and harmony. I've tried it to some degree and the feeling of contribution to a natural living according to where we come from and live, is so blissed! Raw honey from your own hive, plants, local fruits and other local produce. In that, my friends, lies tru values. Not in cannabis...

Love yah' forever

Re: 4:20...time to wake up

safirron — Thu, 23 Apr 2009 16:56:18 -0000

Dear Anthony;

What you said here, in your post, made me very, very sad.
You were my number one role model for health and innovation in the field of growing and cultivating.
I have always cherished what you had to say, always had you as my mentor and telling my friends about your beautiful works, and about raw foods, even though I had trouble staying raw myself. I always tell my friends to go to your blog for inspiration and motivation on a raw food life style. But now!? No, I could never ever do that again. What if some of my friends have children? Are you serious about what you are saying here? Imagine me doing that and take care of my family at the same time, imagine my husband coming home from work and find me, in a state of - what? I would probably be trippin'!!? My husband is working as a roof carpenter and earning his money to support us/me as a full time student with kids. Do you 'mock' him for that? What's wrong with you, people? Imagine every singel grown up, high on cannabis, sitting around the world being happy? who's gonna take care of the sick, the elderly, the kids, everything? Only during office hours? Oh, I forgot: you don't like people go to work...I am so upset....All this time on raw food, I ALWAYS felt compassionate with people - WITHOUT DRUGS. It'S a drug, made by nature. yes but NOT EVERYTHING is good for you just because it grows...if that would be the case, poisonus mushrooms would be ok too!?

I don't smile anymore, Anthony. You always made me smile, remember, and made me feel so good and loved. Not anymore.
You, of course decide wether you want to post this or not. I only hope that you will find happiness one day, without poisonous plants....I love You forever............

Re: My 43 Day Transformation (2006)

safirron — Mon, 02 Mar 2009 18:12:42 -0000

Peace be with You, Anthony.

Truly (I have said this before but I say it again, with great joy and gratitude!) You are God sent. Every word, every thought You share is Divine. There are no words for how inspirational You are. Of course, there are many God given souls out there, doing great works spreading the word about living foods etc but I cannot help thinking that You are different. There is something about You that is True, Honest, Calming. I wish I could find the words, to explaine, to describe but no. So I'll leave it be and only pray that You'll never stop writing or talking. Promise!? And I promise not to repeat myself! :-)

Love and Peace,

Lena

Re: Some Thailand Pics...

safirron — Wed, 21 Jan 2009 14:17:27 -0000

Hi Anthony,

Yes, you are so right that we have to re-create heaven on earth and use our gifts for that purpose. For a long time people thought that authorities were suppose to lead the way but no. If we really must have a leader, we should only look for examples, people who live their actions. People like Anthony, McClusky, Shazzie, Rothkranz etc. They are all our true leaders because of what they do and the results/fruits of their thoughts and labor. What do these people bring us? They bring us hope, that everything is possible. That we can take action and that it doesn't have to be scary. If all of us dare to take action full scale, for a cleaner earth; food, wind and water, the 'enemy' can't withstand us. They must submit. Sometimes I think that India is not that 'far away', that Africa is only next door, because of the globalism and todays communication tools. We are all connected. Everything is connected and we CAN make a difference....

Love yah' forever,

Re: In Bangkok...and do away with VILSACK.

safirron — Wed, 14 Jan 2009 08:14:20 -0000

Hi,

Just a few nights ago my husband and I were watching a swedish documentary on Monsanto. If we do not start another massive protest movement against their agenda, we will soon be totally dependent on the Monsanto Industry for food on our tables...don't let this happen. What they are doing right know with farmers across the developing countries is no more than violating our human rights to have healthy produce on our tables without being genetically altered or sprayed with chemicals and not being able to choose not to follow Monsantos hidden agendas. We must continue our green revolution without any stops, without hesitation. Let's face it; they are force feeding us with this crappy foods to make us 1.sick and dependent on the medical industry, 2. they use ourselves and ,our planet for that matter, as lab rats, 3. they have no mercy...

Please, this affects the very future of our life on this planet and our children....all of you who can do something; do it. Pray and get into action...

Love and Peace, from Sweden

Re: Gloomy snowy Berlin...and breakthroughs.

safirron — Wed, 17 Dec 2008 19:30:03 -0000

Dear Angel Anthony;

Love and Huggies from Sweden and:

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!

Love from: Lena Buhr - "The Essene Diet of Peace",

Starting: January 5th
Business: lectures and potlucks
Website: launch date; April 26th - my birthday
My favorite inspiring person: mr. Anthony Anderson

God bless....

Re: Skinny in London...and soaking seeds

safirron — Tue, 25 Nov 2008 16:59:45 -0000

Peace;
I just wanted to tell you guys that I finally found a site/company right here in Sweden that sells raw honey, agave, carob, nutbutters, goji berries and other raw stuff from Artisana, Shazzie etc! I AM SO THRILLED! I can now easly switch from heavy nuts to coco nut oil- and butters, all organic and to a fabulos price! Oh, Universe is so KIND and GENEROUS..................................and: tomorrow I'll register my own business. My motto is first hand to inform and give lectures about raw food....and my brother in law has a son who is a film fotographer.....that is a useful way to be raw and creative! I'll tell you the name of my business in a few days and also. We are going to a world climatel summit, on friday. I will pay attention to see if anyone is talking about healthy eating as to save the enviroment. Things are moving up here!

Love and Peace, Lena!

Re: Skinny in London...and soaking seeds

safirron — Fri, 21 Nov 2008 14:49:28 -0000

Hi, there, Angel!

About Your comments on unsoaked nuts etc:

(Please note that it is not my intention to be all doom and gloom here: i write with a little smile on my face!)

Hmm, to be honest; I've had a lot of issues with nuts and seeds. I never really felt good eating them, not even when soaked. I 've tried a lot of recipies from really nice raw food chefs and almost everytime I ended up disliking them after only one try. But what to fill you up with living in a country like Sweden (Scandinavia)? Nuts do not grow here naturally. Cashews, I simply gave up long time ago. Golden flax seeds ( I seem to react badly with the brown kind) are almost impossible to get even if ordering from health companies (they are sooo reluctant!)
What is left for me is sunflower seeds but I kind of get very bored having them on a regular basis. They're good, though. And Avocados are so goood! So versatile. But avocados are terribly expensive here; $ 1,50 for only one piece and they are not even organic. Imagine the cost for organic ones...arghh!
No one really cares about them so it is hard for just one individual to get them any cheapier. I know it will workout some day but right now I am sooo tired of hunting good foods like this. Every store around my county knows me well by now - well that's great! LOL...
Sorry, guys but being almost a solemn raw foodist here is hard. The swedes are not that easy to talk to about raw foods, even if being carefull about it. They simply love their meats and breads!
Do any of you, great people out there have any suggestions!? I'm out of inspiration right now....Anthony: HELP!

Love and Peace, Lena!

Re: about roshi’s

safirron — Wed, 19 Nov 2008 16:00:46 -0000

Hello; this is WONDERFUL! I love indian foods and felt so sad not finding any raw recipies that could meet the critera for raw and hindi. But thanks to the mercy of Lord Krishna, I can now make nice, lovely offerings and do what Krishna in Bhagavdgita says: '...offer Me a flower, some water' etc., by your creativity. Thank You so much....

Hari Bohl/Namaste from Sweden!

Re: Fauxtess Gone Raw

safirron — Mon, 03 Nov 2008 16:52:44 -0000

Hello, I am a little lost but where can i get these recipies!? They look sooo goood!

Love and Peace, Lena from Sweden!

Re: The Bees are Back?

safirron — Thu, 30 Oct 2008 18:23:31 -0000

PS/ Hmm, I still enjoy your Key Lime Pie, and the good news is, that I get to eat the whole thing by myself, every time! No one else here seem to like it (the lime perhaps?)! But,, what the heck: I'm here to lick the bakin' bowl for free!

Sweet Lord, thank YOU for raw food desserts!

Lena................

Re: The Bees are Back?

safirron — Thu, 30 Oct 2008 18:20:22 -0000

Hi Anthony; I am so glad that they survived. I love bees so much, they are doing such great job, brining us honey. It's so wonderful.

Oh, that powder from Sunwarrior would be great for me to sell here in Sweden. A lot of kidz I know are milk and gluten intolerant and everybody is sick and tired of 'rice milk, soy milk etc which are heated anyway. I'd love to be a health ranger, just as Mike Adams and that powder would be a great start.
Gods blessin' on Your bee hives, Anthony!

All the best, from Sweden

PS/ Picture will come soon...

Re: "Are you a good witch or a bad witch? Which?"

safirron — Thu, 30 Oct 2008 10:22:01 -0000

Hi and hello! You are a life saver! All those incredible artworks on raw foods...please, where are the recipies!? I live in Sweden and it is impossible to buy raw cacao here and it takes some time to roder to a fairly good price so please, do you have the recipies here on your blog, or!? Can't find'em. So lovely and artistically done!

Love and peace, Lena

Re: Raw Foods in Scandinavia...??? ;)

safirron — Sat, 18 Oct 2008 17:01:08 -0000

Hi again, guys!

Thank You so much for todays adventure at the lecture. I was never really sure if raw food would ever work for me, but today I understood that it most certainly will. My journy has been a roller coster, for sure, mainly because I was so unsecure about the concept, even though I experienced tremendous results. For me, the missing link, was to finally meet live raw foodists! And I got the chance to hug one of You! (Thanks Angela!).

For Peace and Love, give daily thanks to pepole like Angela and Matt, buy their products and books as much as you all can!
We have so much land here in Sweden. So much good we can do to save Gaia. Start growing, even if in small pots and pans, educate your friends and family, tell them
that rivers are NOT filled with sodas and soft drinks, and that our world are way better off without chemicals in our water sreams, rivers and oceans and without radiated food...............................this is NOT what God intended. Live abundantly, never feel ashamed for going or being raw. Be happy, don't worry...

Love yah!

Lena Buhr....

Re: Raw Foods in Scandinavia...??? ;)

safirron — Wed, 15 Oct 2008 02:13:35 -0000

Hi Angela! 'Long time no see'! Welcome to Sweden this coming weekend. I've watched and seen all of your work, and Matt's, over the internet, youtube etc. I haven't after all those years (7 years)never, ever met a rawfoodist...God bless You guys for coming. I am so excited!

Love and Peace, Lena!

Re: Hitting the Road...

safirron — Tue, 14 Oct 2008 14:02:24 -0000

Hi Anthony, thank you! :)

It's funny though, how people like friends and family sometimes try to stop you from living the life you want to and where you want to live. I believe that it takes a lot of positive thinking and LOVE, towards these negative forces. I don't think they themselves are aware of them thinking this way. It's just there.
I must confess that I have lived under those negative clouds from my very first minutes into this world. I slowly learned that this is how my family functions. I think, that I came into this world for a test, a test to see if I could overcome this forces of total negativity. All I ever heard, 'til this very present day was, that 'you are no good at achieveing anything, anywhere, ever. Why this? Well, my family always thought of girls being less than boys. You were supposed to always be good at taking care of house chores but not ever think that you are worth anything doing anything else. I, for example, had these 'strange' ideas of eating naturally and really be one with nature at a very young age. Without nobody ever telling me about it or how to do it. It was just there, in my mind and in my soul. They would always laugh and point at 'that funny little girl' from Stockholm with those weird ideas. And still, I spent many summers with relatives in the country on their farms! Now, that is weird! Here you are, living in the country with, pigs, cows, birds and trees and yet, they would never appreciate NATURE. They would mock you and laugh at you if you did. I still remember at a very young age, around five, I think, when I would go out before supper and listen to the birds, asking what kind of birds they were, where they lived, what they ate etc. and they would always answer: Oh, silly girl! Stop asking all those silly questions!" I knew that if I tried to write poems about God or Nature and asked for help, they would try to stop me by saying: "No, not now, you are to young. Stop that. Go and play normally like the other kids, or "It's your turn to help out in the kitchen".
Or, at one time when I went to a field of clover and brought back clover to decorate the bowl with butter, they would pick them away and laugh (not a friend´ly laugh) and mock me of how strange I were etc. But it never stopped me from aligne with NATURE. Today, after many, many years of 'mocking' and talks about how everything you want to do, is silly, impossible etc, I no longer get sad or upset OR resigne. Just do what you want to do, like Anthony says here: Live where you want to, ASK yourselfe, is this right for me, do I really want this? And then. DO IT. I always keep telling people that. Don't let ANYBODY, and I mean ANYBODY, stop you from making your dream come thru. Not even your kids, mates or friends. Ever. Live LIFE now. Later, is never. It is only now.
So, I'm gonna keep buying my leafy greens for my daily green smoothies, buy fruits and berries, erbs and stuff even thou my husband complains about how 'expensive' my eating habits are. For example, I am hooked on greens, so I am not letting HIS negativity stop me from having my daily shot of greens or being healthy or being a friend of our beautiful, one-of-a-kind NATURE. God gave me an opportunity to make a difference, to help people come back to nature and live healthy and happy. All of us are. So, who am I to say no to Him!?:) Nope, I just do it, because this is my calling and I REALLY want to do this. God bless! Love You Anthony!

Peace, :)

Re: Habitation

safirron — Sat, 04 Oct 2008 06:35:16 -0000

Hello,

This is very interesting. I am going up north again this coming week, to look at some land for sale (Sweden). I wonder if these kind of sustainable houses are allowed here; jurts etc. I'll put lots and lots of positive thoughts on to it! we are actually thinking of moving back up here and are discussing what kind of house we would like. It must be an eco-house, though. No matter what! Thank You Anthony, for putting these ideal houses up on your site, at the right heavenly guided time; this will save us a lot of time and efforts searching. You are an ANGEL!

Love and Peace from Sweden!

Re: DC Roundup

safirron — Mon, 29 Sep 2008 15:31:17 -0000

Arghh, Anthony the Wise. Will You marry me!? LOL LOL (Lots of Love and Lots of Laugh)

Peace, Lena!

Re: Back to Work...

safirron — Sun, 24 Aug 2008 13:35:33 -0000

Hello!

Everything looking good at your permaculture site!
Hm; I have a jack daw, Sonny, about a year old. I wish he/she could live right there. Sonny is sooo lonely and I feel awful since I don' t live in a house with a garden...to bad you live too far away! He/she would be better off out on the country side. I pray every day that he will find his flock one day. He should find himself a mate. May be someday, God willing!

Love and peace.......................

Re: Back to MN...again!

safirron — Thu, 31 Jul 2008 15:32:02 -0000

Hello!

Yes, to keep up the greens is very essential and a very nice thing to do; they go very well in fruit and berrie smoothies which makes it easier to intake, for many a more pleasent way to eat.
I must leave you testimony about greens:

I found out that my body really likes rockets. Not my tounge, though, they do have a very strong, peppery taste so I have them with cucmber and some fresh organic iceberg lettuce for more sweetness. I started to eat this way in the beginniing of my raw food journey and voila´, I have so much energy! In my legs. I feel like running and coming from me, you wouldn't believe it. I hate excercise! But, I have to. I tried only rocktes and cucumbers with same results. Rockets, are my way of getting out in the sun/air and get moving. Looove those greens! Really gets you dancing!

Peace!

Re: Back to MN...again!

safirron — Tue, 29 Jul 2008 18:54:26 -0000

Peace be with you;

Anthony said: "Nothing feels better than doing what you love to do" and that is so true!
Me for example; I have for years tried to do what I am expected to do and it has not turned out very well, neither emotionally nor financially. Now, I do what I really love to do: spreading the raw food message the 'Anthony-way' (forgive me, Anthony!), planning to write a little book in Swedish about simple raw foods for food intolerant and familys with toddlers (later I'll do it for teenagers as well), educating myself about nutrition and converting to catholicism. So all of you out there who THINK about doing things you love to do - do not wait, start right now. Like Markus Rothkranz says: "You are never to old to do anything"! So, get going, come back to Anthony's beautiful site and start your new life - do what you really love to be doing and be compassionate!

Love,

Re: Boston and Grezzo

safirron — Tue, 29 Jul 2008 16:26:12 -0000

Hi!

I read that you mention flax crackers here, from 'GoneRaw'? I have had some trouble making them until I found raw chef Dan, on youtube the other day. My blender couldn't blend the flax seed properly I and also had some issues about a strange, bitter taste to them. But Dan shows that you can use a coffee blender to make one part grounded flax seeds mixed with one part non grounded seeds. So I did, and they turned out beautifully! Crispy with a simple, sweeet non-bitter taste. I only used Himalayan Pink Rock Salt as a flavor. Very nice and easy! I also dried the whole batch in the sun on my balkony...WONDERFUL!

Love ya'!

Re: Boston and Grezzo

safirron — Thu, 24 Jul 2008 10:34:39 -0000

Hello again!

I'm baaack (laugh)! The last time I visited Boston was fall 1985. My mother had just died of cancer and I went to see my host family from the early 80's. I remember the first time I brought a carrot into their house and started to sprout some alfalfa in their kitchen window...hmm. The kids loved it but the adults kept telling me that that 'stuff' was only for decorations! Oh, those were good times...now I just got back from North of Sweden called 'Ångermanland'. all this land and forrests, lakes and farms, and no one is really doing any growing what so ever! C'est trés térrible! It's so beautful but the you turn your head and see the poor meat stock grazing peacefully...do the ever know what's gonna hit them!?

Love, from Sweden! Go Boston!