EVE REVERE – Our Sufficient IDEAL?

There is a difference

between restoring, regenerating,

rejuvenating and renewing

and evolving and advancing.

What we were, in youth,

may have been more agile, more mobile,

more alert and more aware,

with a healthy hair colour (not gray)

and a healthy skin tone (not wrinkled).

However, is that an adequate ideal?

Is that a sufficient optimization?

. . . to restore, to regenerate, to rejuvenate and to renew.

Better yet, let us evolve.

Let us advance.

Life extension isn’t a sufficient ideal.

Life intensification, life extensification,

life enrichment and a living glow,

THAT IS OUR SUFFICIENT IDEAL!

Affirm, assert: Every day, in every way,

I or we grow better . . .

There are known life spans of 120 to 140 years.

These life spans are among the Hunzas

or the people of Villa Cabomba (in Equador).

They drink water from melting glaciers,

with silica hydride (Megahydrate).

They are sexually active and producing children at age 90,

when most of us are feeble.

The membranes of our cells

are made of essential fatty acids.

The myelin sheaths on the axons of our nerves

are made of these membranes,

These myelin sheaths not only conduct

the action potential of our nerve signals,

they conduct the cell differentiation patterns

to newly generated cells, blastemal cells or stem cells.

All of our prostaglandins

are derived from essential fatty acids,

more particularly from omega 3 and omega 6 fatty acids.

These prostaglandins serve

as short lived, highly local, hormones.

They are derived from fat cells, locally.

they are sometimes called tissue hormones.

YouTube: What Are Prostaglandins?

(FabFats clip: Mary Toscano)

We need fifteen (15) to twenty (20) percent

of our caloric intake

to be essential fatty acids,

in the right ratio (2:1:1)

omega 3 to omega 6 to omega 9.

We need about three (3) tablespoons full

of these ideal essential fatty acids, per day.

Hemp oil is a good source.

From the health food store

obtain Udo’s Choice, made from seeds and nuts

(find it and keep it in the refrigerator).

Understand: what life is

and what life is for.

Life is not to adorn, to embellish, to decorate,

to tend to surfaces and to appearances.

Life is to function, to grow, to learn, to evolve, to advance.

Displace the coarse, the crude, the ruthless, and the forceful

with a dance, with gentleness, with gracefulness, with a glow.

Like the sun and all its shining,

like the moon and all its glow,

be a walking, living, poem: live.

Be a work of art that lives.

EVE REVERE – the YIN MIND, 2010

Footnotes:

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