Return to Stone

Oh, be still my beating heart! I simply cannot contain my excitement about penning an ode to the wonders of manual dining, or shall we say, the enchantment of analog dining – if you can handle that level of sophistication. Picture this: the year was 2003, and I embarked on an extraordinary journey to foreign lands. Little did I know, my peculiar preference had suddenly become the standard of excellence. I always loved to eat with my hands and it felt natural to me. Due to my many travel experiences, I realised it was natural to a huge portion of the world. But over the years I noted on why, why is it good for us? In our diverse world, various regions boast unique culinary traditions that extend beyond the food itself to the manner of consumption.

Listen up, because we're about to dive into the wacky world of the gut-brain connection. Brace yourselves for some mind-bending hypotheses involving Zeolites and their sneaky actions on our central nervous system. You see, there's a lot we don't know about how these magical minerals work, just like there are countless treatments out there that bring us joy but leave us scratching our heads wondering how they do it. It's like trying to understand the secrets of a magician's trick - elusive and mysterious.

In the journey of self-discovery and personal growth, one often encounters the concept of "shadow work." This psychological and spiritual practice delves into the unexplored realms of the subconscious, unveiling the hidden aspects of the self that may be uncomfortable or suppressed. Shadow work is not a simple task; it is a multifaceted and intricate process that demands courage, introspection, and a willingness to confront one's own inner darkness.

The ancient concept of the four elements—Earth, Water, Fire, and Air—has been a fundamental part of human understanding for centuries. Originating in various cultures and belief systems, these elements represent not only physical substances but also powerful symbolic forces that can be harnessed to enhance our lives and promote balance and harmony. Without realising I recognised recently how much I need these elements in my day to day life, and the significant role that they play.

In the realm of natural supplements, Fulvic Acid and Shilajit have surged as prominent contenders due to their proven health benefits. Both compounds are derived from organic matter and share similar origins, often leading to confusion among consumers. However, upon closer inspection, we discover that Fulvic Acid stands out as a superior choice for several reasons.