Death through the Mouth

 "The fish dies through the mouth", popular saying

Similar to the fish mentioned above, practically 100% of people who die a "natural death" do so due to inappropriate use of the mouth. Several times during the day, during periods known as meals and snacks, people use their mouths to swallow poisonous substances called "food." After a few dozen years of this continuous and daily poisoning, the body ends up succumbing to these daily acts of suicide. Jesus has already warned us about this problem, advising us to follow the biblical commandment "You shall not kill your body" ("You shall not commit suicide", a mortal sin, which leads to death), not killing the food we put in our mouths. Living food is raw food, which sustains our life. Dead food is processed food, typically cooked, that has been on the stove or in the microwave oven, and that leads to illness and death.

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Return to health

 

Our (divine) body has an innate tendency to regain its health, if we do not hinder it in this process. In this sense, our first collaboration with the body should be to extend our daily night-time fasting to the period in which we are awake. People who have completely eliminated oral food intake are called breatharians and we say that they "live on light" (pranic energy) [1]. The basic function of our mouth is to emit sounds and not be congested daily with solid and liquid substances (food).

Our second collaboration should be the oral intake of only raw (live) fruits. The following information comes from Jesus: "Health only comes from living things and from dead things only comes illness and death" [2]. Also from Jesus comes the suggestion that we should maintain daily contact with the four "Angels (living entities) of our Earthly Mother": pure earth, pure water, pure air and sunlight.

References:

[1] Jasmuheen, Viver de Luz: A Fonte de Alimento Para o Novo Milênio, https://docs.google.com/file/d/1ab1Z4CF1xKf0glHl9ZkWIwtqCyokpmFynTkw3dH018MQ5lLpqzejMijwme5z/view?pli=1

[2] Edmond Bordeaux Szekely, O Evangelho Essênio da Paz, Editora Pensamento, https://www.giseledemenezes.com/esseniodapaz.pdf