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Originally Posted by Living Food

Mr Raw (or anyone else), do you know of any way I could use a manual juicer in the woods? I'm thinking I might be able to bring something sturdy to clamp it onto, but I don't know what would work.

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You would need a flat piece of wood that you can place over two logs. Kneel down on the flat bit of wood to keep it from sliding. Or nail the piece of wood into two old dead logs.

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Originally Posted by The Sproutarian (Mr Raw)

Living Food and Mystic Tree:

Orgasm during sexual relations is the highest physical sensation we can experience in this world, but `samadhi' during meditation is a higher sensation and explains why people can meditate for long periods of time. There is this nun who goes out to the woods and plans to meditate for the day, but she often goes into samadhi and ends up returning home a week later. Samadhi is the highest possible sensation we can experience on Earth, and when one goes into constant samadhi (even when awake) they need to leave their partner because they are at the level where physical attachment is far outweighed by the spiritual. This is why various Yogi's will leave their wife and job and go into the forest to meditate...they are at such a high level that the Earth pleasures have no appeal or hold on them and they live in a high level spiritual world.

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I don't care if they have partners or not or whether they have sex or not. I'm just not interested.

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Originally Posted by The Sproutarian (Mr Raw)

l don't even kill mosquitoes, l would rather get bitten and come up in welts that kill them, but l wasn't always like that. lt takes time.

A raw sprout diet will keep the mosquitoes away. People around me get bitten, but they won't bother me on the raw sprout diet. l used to get bitten all the time. Kulvinsaks says the same thing, they don't like biting people on high alkaline toxin free diets who have relatively clean blood.

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Raw garlic keeps them away and actually, since I have asked them not to come, they mostly stay away. Also it is getting colder so there are fewer about anyway.