Ascension Symptoms

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Hi Monica and others,

I also felt exactly this when I turned vegetarian. Much lighter. Almost if I couldn't stand first red meat, then white meat.

I now eat fish again, but ocasionally, but just because I live in a very cold climate. But I clearly feel the energetic state of food: first vegetables and fruits, then grains and pulses, then diary and eggs, then fish.

I guess its a balance of our energetic state. I could try eating only raw vegetables but its more energetic (and less "physical") that what my body is adjust to. So, at the moment, my diet is mostly diet with only a small portion of raw. But here (at the Arctic) we are also limited by food availability.

Thanks, Monica! Yes, the transition to a vegetarian/vegan diet seems to have a close correlation to raising your consciousness/vibration. This is one "ascension symptom" that seems to have some legitimacy to it.

I agree! Though I didn't dare say so here, I'm glad you did!

I have also felt strongly drawn toward a raw vegan diet.

What's amazing is that there's such a huge trend towards raw vegan, even in the mainstream. People who know nothing about 'ascension' are going raw vegan! Raw vegan restaurants are popping up everywhere! A few years ago, my city (a large city) had no vegetarian restaurants at all, and now it has 3, 2 of them vegan with some raw options! I counted six - six! raw vegan restaurants in Toronto! And that's not even counting the vegetarian ones.

My body and energy are "happier" and more harmonious when I maintain this diet

Yes!! You are consuming light energy, contained in plants. Life begets life.

- it is just hard to maintain long terms since I am a dreadful cook, and find it difficult to meet my protein requirements (I do a lot of weight training) without burning myself out on beans and nuts.

I hope you find the recipes thread helpful! And, I highly recommend the 'raw vegan muscle' dvd.

A mostly vegetarian diet with occasional fish or chicken has become my "compromise," though I don't know how much longer chicken will remain on the menu (it makes me increasingly nauseous).

It's normal to transition like that. Sounds like you're doing great!