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Title: Mango
Post by: Jitendra Hydonus on Jun 26, 2024 12:01 am
Paramahansa Yogananda calls mangos the most spiritual of all foods and fruits. This time of the year in the norther hemisphere (the summer solstice) is a good time to buy them. I’ve seen them at just under a dollar for one.

17 Scientifically Proven Health Benefits Of Eating Mangoes

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Title: Re: Mango
Post by: mccoy on Jul 21, 2024 03:44 pm
Mexican mangos are delicious and that price is extremely affordable.

Here good tree-ripened mangoes are flown from Brasil but are pretty expensive, at 5-6 US$ per piece.


Title: Re: Mango
Post by: Jitendra Hydonus on Jul 25, 2024 03:47 am
Mexican mangos are delicious and that price is extremely affordable.

Here good tree-ripened mangoes are flown from Brasil but are pretty expensive, at 5-6 US$ per piece.

We have somewhat of relief on the prices of fruit in the summer because it is grown so much in the states. Mangos are now as low as  $1.00 a piece. And many other fruits grown right here have dropped tremendously in price. This makes it a good time of year to embrace a Sri Yukteswar type diet that is mentioned in the Autobiography and the Holy Science.

I find myself eating less and less wheat and legumes, and embracing yogurt with maple syrup or honey and fresh fruits. It is a lighter more spiritual diet and keeps my weight lower also.


Title: Re: Mango
Post by: mccoy on Jul 25, 2024 01:30 pm
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I find myself eating less and less wheat and legumes, and embracing yogurt with maple syrup or honey and fresh fruits. It is a lighter more spiritual diet and keeps my weight lower also.

That's my summertime diet, in the day, fresh fruit and fresh, cold dairy products, mainly kefir and yogurt. At dinner, veggies, nuts, some legumes and bread, some cheese or tofu.

Legumes and whole cereals are sattvic though and good for longevity. Provided that the amounts are suited to one's digestive power, like SY wrote and, of course, one's metabolic necessities.

In nutrition, there are some general rules good for everyone and there are many individual rules to respect. Sri Yukteswar made it clear, we should find a sattvic diet that is suited to ourselves, then forget about the diet.