PRANISM: THE SUSTAINABLE WAY TO LIFE, NUTRITION FOR THE NEW MILLENIUM
Breatharianism or the people living on light, is beautifully explained in the book by Jasmuheen has also been awarded Ig Nobel Prize (unusual acheivements in scientific research).
The practice sounds mind bogglingly odd or way ahead of its time for masses to accept but it can be traced back to ancient vedas. Learning to sustain opens new avenues for a sustainable future.
Strange topics like the Indian yogi living without food and water sounds odd but for challenge at hand wouldn’t it be amazing if people can adopt to a lifestyle similar to this concept.
Even though we are unique in our individuality, we are bound together by a common thread of pure energy that sustains each cell, our being, and all life as a whole.
Religions call this energy God or super consciousness and consider it to be Omnipresent, Omnipotent and Omniscient. Quantum physics call this energy the ‘grand unification energy’ and also consider it to be everywhere.
The search for alternate source of energy will continue but the concept triggers us to think: can we create our own energy for our own consumption?
The practice sounds mind bogglingly odd or way ahead of its time for masses to accept but it can be traced back to ancient vedas. Learning to sustain opens new avenues for a sustainable future.
Strange topics like the Indian yogi living without food and water sounds odd but for challenge at hand wouldn’t it be amazing if people can adopt to a lifestyle similar to this concept.
Even though we are unique in our individuality, we are bound together by a common thread of pure energy that sustains each cell, our being, and all life as a whole.
Religions call this energy God or super consciousness and consider it to be Omnipresent, Omnipotent and Omniscient. Quantum physics call this energy the ‘grand unification energy’ and also consider it to be everywhere.
The search for alternate source of energy will continue but the concept triggers us to think: can we create our own energy for our own consumption?
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