What I Eat IS Your Business

by Deborah Penner on January 29, 2013

1225879 indulgence What I Eat IS Your BusinessReally?  Could that be true?

I used to think that what I eat is noone’s business  but mine …  to a small degree that is true … I have the ultimate power of choice:  My arm drives the fork …

AND!!!  What if that isn’t fully true??  What if the food I choose to put in my mouth today impacts my ability to interact with you and do what it is I was born to do? How does that impact you?   You won’t get the benefit of me being as well as I possibly can be because I just don’t feel good enough to live out my destiny today.  In fact I don’t even feel good enough to care.   It sounds a little extreme, maybe?

Maybe.  Until you get that food stimulates chemical reactions in these bodies we live in …

When I eat certain things, I feel sluggish, depressed, anxious, foggy, apathetic.  And when I am feeling those things, I am not nearly as passionate about life,   in fact I am the opposite … heavy,   weighted down , struggling to keep my focus, my physical balance, struggling to keep my mind off of the pain my body feels because of what I have chosen to allow my arm to drive via fork to my mouth … I carry that atmosphere with me.  That is what the people around me tap into.

I love feeling authentically  passionate, excited, juiced up about life!    No so much a fan of the other states of being … I love knowing that the sense of passion with which I love to experience life can be as simple as what I choose to eat.  So, will I go for the immediate sensation of pleasure that that tantalizing Chocolate Cake promises knowing that after the immediate sensation, for me there is pain, fogginess, apathy, OR will I choose to remain connected to my passion for the juice of life?

Which do you choose and why?  Share in the comments below icon smile What I Eat IS Your Business

 

 

 

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Beverly Lewis February 1, 2013 at 10:04 am

Love this thought. Stewardship IS accountability. You know my motto…. “Get over yourself, this is bigger than you.”
Does that mean I need to go snack on an orange rather than a chocolate bar? Most likely ; )

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Deborah Penner February 1, 2013 at 10:21 pm

Haha!!! Yes it is … all of it.:)

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