Re: Familiar Pattern

Oh it's so easy to attack a so-called "belief system" isn't it because of it so-called "limitations".
"infinite potential" that you speak of has no limitations and exists in everyone's lives, there is nothing "new" about that.

You fear a "belief system" because you might be asked to justify it as you do Christians. It's called "sitting on the fence" where one can sit and judge others about their "belief system" whilst you have proclaimed no "belief system" whatsoever in anything so you obviously do not have to account for anything.
So your the one who is limited because you have no beliefs.


Your so-called "diet" is a "belief system":-

[[[I am a living raw foodist with a lifestyle and degree of health most would give their eye teeth for.]]]

It has it's LIMITATIONS, because it depends on ones DIGESTIVE SYSTEM and if one can digest raw food it does not necessarily mean it will do them any good.
I have proposed a diet in the past but added that it up to the individual to check it out for themselves, always.

You just might have a degree of good health, that might just be down to your age and other factors such as hereditary, so only time will tell if what you eat today will stand you in good stead tomorrow.

Your analogy that "belief systems" cause one to be unhealthy is a bit far fetched isn't it? Your using the old bible theory again, taking from it that are based on hate, fear, etc.

Stress is the main factor of ill-health and that comes from everything that life has to throw at one which perhaps you have not encountered yet because you haven't taken responsibility, your young and free like everyone was at one time in their life so you have not enough experience to justify your claims.

Experience is far the best teacher of life and it encompasses "infinite potential" that are not limited but it also creates conlusions that you call "belief systems" which are not limited because people "move on" in life.





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