Comments on: Being Human http://the-raw-advantage.com/2009/11/being-human/ The Common Sense Approach to Optimal Health Sat, 21 Jan 2012 19:06:33 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: linda http://the-raw-advantage.com/2009/11/being-human/comment-page-1/#comment-107 linda Fri, 06 Nov 2009 14:35:20 +0000 http://the-raw-advantage.com/?p=396#comment-107 Well Chris I had a quesadea(gosh can't spell it but think you know what I ate)last Friday when Mel and I were out for supper and felt guilty ...now after reading about your honesty in slipping I too will just move on from here ! thanks for the message tha twe are "only human" See you today at PBR maybe . HUGS Linda Well Chris I had a quesadea(gosh can’t spell it but think you know what I ate)last Friday when Mel and I were out for supper and felt guilty …now after reading about your honesty in slipping I too will just move on from here ! thanks for the message tha twe are “only human”
See you today at PBR maybe .
HUGS
Linda

]]> By: admin http://the-raw-advantage.com/2009/11/being-human/comment-page-1/#comment-106 admin Wed, 04 Nov 2009 22:42:40 +0000 http://the-raw-advantage.com/?p=396#comment-106 Thanks everyone, i must admit it feels good to share and let go. I hope to hear more :) The greatest healing comes when we can truly accept ourselves without judgement or fear of judgement, learning to give unconditional love within precedes unconditional love without. peacelovenseasonalfruit ck Thanks everyone, i must admit it feels good to share and let go. I hope to hear more :)
The greatest healing comes when we can truly accept ourselves without judgement or fear of judgement, learning to give unconditional love within precedes unconditional love without.
peacelovenseasonalfruit ck

]]> By: Danny http://the-raw-advantage.com/2009/11/being-human/comment-page-1/#comment-105 Danny Wed, 04 Nov 2009 16:33:11 +0000 http://the-raw-advantage.com/?p=396#comment-105 Good advice Chris! It definitely can be hard to remember not to beat ourselves up when we're passionate about something. I like your way of thinking though. It's where you go from the slip that matters and not that the slip happened. Thanks for letting us know you're human too :) Have a good one! Good advice Chris! It definitely can be hard to remember not to beat ourselves up when we’re passionate about something. I like your way of thinking though. It’s where you go from the slip that matters and not that the slip happened. Thanks for letting us know you’re human too :) Have a good one!

]]> By: hunter scott http://the-raw-advantage.com/2009/11/being-human/comment-page-1/#comment-104 hunter scott Tue, 03 Nov 2009 05:57:06 +0000 http://the-raw-advantage.com/?p=396#comment-104 I have told many people that I am a vegan. I say that I have not consumed dairy/eggs (etc) in 14 months. This is MOSTLY true (like 99% true). I am a Sikh and when I go to temple, after the service there is a full meal provided. I never consume anything that has any cheese or milk in it; however, I have had the chapati (the main bread-like thing we eat everything with) which is sometimes prepared with butter. Usually, I don't eat much if I know there is alot of butter on the chapati and I will eat at home, but I still eat it out of respect for the ladies that prepared it and the fact that is a special meal and part of Sikh tradition. So I am essentially very hard line about being a vegan but I live my life with a bit of special exception. When I became vegan, I quit going to having the langar service with everyone which is usually considered disrespectful. I started going when my mom got back from India. Don't sweat the small things my friend. You rule and are totally my role model! ---Hunter I have told many people that I am a vegan. I say that I have not consumed dairy/eggs (etc) in 14 months. This is MOSTLY true (like 99% true). I am a Sikh and when I go to temple, after the service there is a full meal provided. I never consume anything that has any cheese or milk in it; however, I have had the chapati (the main bread-like thing we eat everything with) which is sometimes prepared with butter. Usually, I don’t eat much if I know there is alot of butter on the chapati and I will eat at home, but I still eat it out of respect for the ladies that prepared it and the fact that is a special meal and part of Sikh tradition. So I am essentially very hard line about being a vegan but I live my life with a bit of special exception.

When I became vegan, I quit going to having the langar service with everyone which is usually considered disrespectful. I started going when my mom got back from India.

Don’t sweat the small things my friend. You rule and are totally my role model!

—Hunter

]]> By: deb http://the-raw-advantage.com/2009/11/being-human/comment-page-1/#comment-103 deb Mon, 02 Nov 2009 23:59:05 +0000 http://the-raw-advantage.com/?p=396#comment-103 great post, chris! it's helpful to hear how other people handle the inevitable bumps in the road :) great post, chris! it’s helpful to hear how other people handle the inevitable bumps in the road :)

]]> By: Chris http://the-raw-advantage.com/2009/11/being-human/comment-page-1/#comment-102 Chris Mon, 02 Nov 2009 23:25:50 +0000 http://the-raw-advantage.com/?p=396#comment-102 When I was modeling I used to do the all or nothing diet thing too and when I would slip up I would binge and get really depressed. Thank you for sharing your story. When I was modeling I used to do the all or nothing diet thing too and when I would slip up I would binge and get really depressed. Thank you for sharing your story.

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