60+ year old Anna Hazare skipped all meals in a week for the nation's health.
Can't you skip one a week for your own health?
Donate your meal to someone you don't know, once a week.
Feel fulfilled, though not fully filled.
Do the following, once a week:
Can't you skip one a week for your own health?
Donate your meal to someone you don't know, once a week.
Feel fulfilled, though not fully filled.
Do the following, once a week:
- (You or your spouse) Cook at home as if you are going to eat.
- Find someone you don't know who needs food.
- Pick from a nearby temple, public facility, or traffic intersection.
- Invite him/her and serve the food yourself. Alternatively, pack and hand over the food yourself.
- While fasting, drink water regularly, and a fruit juice just once. No solids.
- Physical: Fasting once a week cleanses the body of toxins. Recommended for good health.
- Physical: Great weight-loss program. The middle-classes are eating more than they need.
- Vital: Redirects praanic energy normally spent in digestion for better use; keeps you sharper & energetic
- Moral: Anna daanam (Food donation) to a needy person is the best of all charities.
- Emotional: Daanam becomes tapo yajna (sacrifice) only when you feel the pinch of it.
- Emotional: You will feel fulfilled instead of just filled.
- Social: Practice of brotherhood. Expands your circle of "mine" to include others. Earns goodwill and influence in community.
- Social: Alleviates the organized begging mafia problem rampant in cities today.
- Spiritual: Helps practice mastery over lower impulses - Yama, niyama.
- Spiritual: Daridra Narayana seva, for those who believe in such things.
I like this!
ReplyDeleteWill do it starting this weekend, when I am at home.
Good cleansing act!
Hey This is Something Simple one can easily follow. I will start from this week, not sure i wll cook n feed. But i will try to get a meal to someone i dont know :)
ReplyDeleteMe too! Actually couple of other people in my loacality are joining too!Thanks for the idea!
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