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NOTE:
This answer was given on December 30, 2007, during the Shangra-la New
Years conference in Los Angeles, California.
Answer from Jesus:
The ultimate tip, so to speak, is to seek first the Kingdom of God and
his righteousness, and all these things will be added unto you. With
that I mean that you seek first an entirely new approach to nutrition,
where you do not have the approach that is so common in society today—that
you see everything as compartmentalized, as separate. Where you think
that if there is a particular problem in the body, then you have to
find a cure that addresses just that particular problem. So you look
for a particular kind of nutrition, or a particular medicine, or a particular
natural remedy that will remove that problem.
Instead, my beloved, you need to adopt a mindset, an attitude, that
you are willing to change the totality of your consciousness away from
duality into the Christ consciousness, the oneness of the Christ consciousness,
where you see a oneness between who you are as a spiritual being and
your physical body and your daily activities.
The Piscean age was often an age where people saw a separation between
church and their daily lives. They went to church on Sunday, and they
thought they had done all they needed to do to be in good standing with
God, and then they could go out and have fun the rest of the week. This,
my beloved, is not the kind of spirituality that will get you anywhere
in the Aquarian age. Spirituality must be something you live in every
aspect of your life, including business, including health, including
nutrition.
So when you approach spirituality this way, you see that your body is
an instrument that supports your spirit and your spirit's expression
in the material realm, including the fulfillment of your divine plan.
And therefore, nutrition is a matter of giving the body what it needs
in order to be the best possible instrument for your individual divine
plan. And thus, you realize that if your body manifests some kind of
imbalance or impurity, well then it is not a matter of finding some
magical formula that can remove the symptom. It is a matter of looking
in the mirror and saying, "Where is the imbalance in my consciousness,
so that I can resolve it in consciousness first, and then everything
else will fall into place."
I am not saying you should ignore nutrition, I am saying that nutrition
should be the natural consequence of your spirituality, rather than
– as some New Age people have come to see it – that nutrition
is the means to further your spirituality. For, my beloved, you can
go on all the diets you want, you can go on all the cleansings you want,
you can go on all the fasts you want, but they are not going to make
you more spiritual if you are not willing to look at the beam in your
own eye and shift your consciousness.
Then you are simply playing the game of pretending—as religious
people have been pretending for so many thousands of years by going
to church and thinking that that in itself was enough to get them to
the Kingdom of Heaven without changing their consciousness.
So what I am saying is, there is no magical form of nutrition. And you
will see, especially in the New Age field, that many people will chase
after this or that fad, waiting for the ultimate form of nutrition,
whether it be this or that or the next thing. Or they believe that if
they just avoid this kind of fat or that kind of fat or a third kind
of fat, then they will somehow make it to the promised land.
But the promised land, my beloved, is a state of consciousness. And
although the body can support your spiritual growth or detract from
it, it is not the body that drives the growth, it is the spirit that
must drive the body.
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