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Ch. 4 Can It Be Found In Nature? (NTCHR MNDD Free Book)

". . . learned behaviors are taught during our childhood. Things taught during this stage are perceived as the be all end all of reality itself."—Seu Juon

By John "Seu Juon" CarrPublished 6 years ago 3 min read
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OTC drugs, weight loss pills, cheese, cured meats, milk. . .none of these things can be found in nature. Most of the things we believe to be true are really just taught behaviors.

These learned behaviors are taught during our childhood. Things taught during this stage are perceived as the be all end all of reality itself.

Let’s get back to nature—because that’s most natural to us.

During my time, between the ages of 15-21, I meditated a lot about what is right and wrong to life, and for life. Then I began to start my journey of becoming NTCHR MNDD, by changing what was considered “normal” and what was “right” through serious analytics and criticism.

The first thing that I examined was food, and changing my diet was simple when I became mature enough to understand life and what living is.

As soon as I really knew what it was to live, I truly lost the desire to bite into flesh, because on some levels, eating animals is cannibalism.

Animals have vital organs, blood pumped by hearts, controlled by brains, and they have families.

Then I came across an illustration that showed animals standing upright on a deli line to get cold cuts of people with names like Jan and Brad—LOL. Made me laugh.

That was clairvoyant for me. Seeing the paradox of food shopping was eye opening, so I started to not only see how eating meat was bad for health, but I saw the huge moral issue.

Then, when doing more research, I saw what farming for consumption has done to earth and everything clicked.

Most gases that are in our air, depleting the ozone layer, come from farming. Being that these animals are born to die and there are so many to feed THE ENTIRE WORLD, that means there’s always an excess of waste to be removed. In most cases, slaughtering companies don’t do much to properly rid the farms of waste. The most that they’ll do is transfer said waste into the water. That's pollution.

So, if there are farms all over, there’s also waste pollution, too. There are 7.6 billion people on the planet, and counting. Most of them eat flesh and dairy. Just think—How? How Sway? How can the earth go on being stomped, treated with such roughness and disregard by its inhabitants?

Food for consumption is exactly how it sounds; these animals are born only to feed humans, and we don’t NEED meat in our diets.

You can find animals eating others for survival reasons, but all of those animals eat what their ancestors have. They also eat what’s in their nature based on their physical attributes.

You see, lions eat flesh because they’re lions—they have the mandible and hunting skill to capture and devour their prey. They don’t cook or season, they just eat. Animals eat what's in their nature, and these foods break down naturally in their bodies.

Gazelles eat short grass, herbs, shoots, and foliage.

Deers don’t eat meat, they eat fruit and nuts.

Cows, they grow to be massive after their mother’s milk, and only eat grass and hay.

Chickens eat vegetables, flowers, grains, fruits, and seeds.

Our ancestors haven’t always eaten meat. We don’t have any mechanics to break raw meat down.

It's most believable that, given the clues of raw eating ranging in most of earth's life forms, that humans are naturally frugivores. The main clue is the fact that we can devour fruit raw. It doesn't need to be cooked or seasoned to taste. Fruits are perfect, as long as they're naturally organic and non-GMO verified.

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John "Seu Juon" Carr

My name is John, but i go by Seu, Juon or John. "What's in a name?"

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