"It is safer not to fast than to do it wrong"

To quote one of my favourite authors on fasting

"It is safer not to fast, than to do it wrong."

I hope no one takes this amiss -- I don't scare easily (anymore) and found the way he writes enjoyable, refreshing, even humorous.



http://www.soilandhealth.org/02/0201hyglibcat/020133purinton/Purinton.toc.htm



I strongly recommend reading from several sources, (not forums only), before undertaking a water fast. The Soil and Health Library is a good resource. One of Chris's favourite fasting masters, as I call them, is Shelton. I was also inspired by Bass's early experiments.

Here is one of the chapters within:

Twenty Rules For Sane Fasting

http://www.soilandhealth.org/02/0201hyglibcat/020133purinton/Purinton.20%20ru...

Purinton is a bit of a poet. hope you enjoy!

:-)





PS- and for the soul who's still reading this post, here are the last words in Purinton's epilogue:

"I believe that the Millennium comes to each soul individually, marking the close of this earth-school of experience and the Commencement Day in a larger sphere.

I believe that these beliefs and whatever truer may ensue will forever pale into nothingness beside the one thing

I KNOW--

That Love Alone Suffices."


The Water Fast CAN be a very good experience, wouldn't you say?




Chiron
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