Natasha

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  1. A blade with little 'teeth' works better. Go around a tomato a few times until it starts to look a bit squished on the ourside, then make a cut and peel away.
  2. Yes those are nice and sweet. And also a regular sized ones called 'golden kiwis' with the yellow thin skin, no fuzz. They carry them at a local Sam's Club sometimes.
  3. I go around it with a knife blade (just pressing semi-hard) and then it's really easy to take that thin skin off it
  4. Yeah those are big ones. There is a type of kiwi that has smooth thin skin, I eat those whole.
  5. @Shiva @Neorez Yeah I've been trying to eat the skins as well, but sometimes I'd get 'funny' and start peeling everything, even tomatoes and grapes.
  6. @wk197 Embrace your uniqueness and don't hold society's standards as truth and what one should or shouldn't be like. We're not put on this earth to seek approval from others. Focus on things that make you feel alive - do you like to create art, write, sing, psychology, computers, etc? Find your niche and cultivate mastery in it. Also, consider taking Leo's Life Purpose Course to find out what your niche is. Get exited about life and things you CAN do, and move towards making this experience beautiful for yourself and those around you Hugs
  7. Interesting, I want to try it now C(:
  8. @Bryanbrax Psychedelics help inhibit areas of brain that give one a sense of self. Similarly, people with traumas to those brain areas sometimes get same effect, and I know a couple of people with conditions like Multiple Sclerosis that got awakened from the neurological changes in the brain tissue due to the condition.
  9. @Shaun We already won the biggest lottery - the Universe is giving us the experience of a lifetime! Realize YOU ARE the Universe giving itself the experience of a lifetime through this form. Enjoy the beingness and be grateful
  10. Yeah I put ginger in everything. Love how it smells and tastes C(:
  11. They did a study on what makes the Himalaya centennials some of the longest live people in the world and after dissecting their brains, found out it's color was orangy/yellow from consuming turmeric root regularly as part of their daily diet. Those people died in their ripe age of 100-125 without having any illnesses/diseases. Turmeric root is one of the superfoods that has an abundance of health benefits primarily for its anti-inflammatory properties. Now I eat raw turmeric root daily as a snack too on top of everything else I do to live a long active healthy happy life. I tried to grow it myself, but got very little return, so I started to buy it from a local fresh market. My dog loves it too.
  12. Thanks for the info and the article, good to know. Love learning and exploring all this stuff!
  13. @Shroomdoctor Hope this resonates. Hugs
  14. "Unlearning is the spiritual practice of mental liberation" Yes!
  15. Isn't Turkey a deeply traditional Muslim country Stage Blue? Doesn't sound like freedom to me. Why do you think your family left Turkey and moved to Norway in the first place?
  16. @Shaun I would go out at least once to see what they look like in person and personality-wise. You might change your mind once you meet and talk to them in person. You don't have to ask them out again if you didn't like them.
  17. You might feel lonely, but you're not alone. Check out Leo's vid on point. Hugs
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  19. Do you realize none of this stuff will ever bring you happiness and peace even if/when having been achieved? Suffering is resisting what is. Stop resisting life, let it live you. Hugs
  20. That's a beautiful picture, postcard worthy.
  21. @F E A R L E S S Thanks for sharing. Here is my simple anti-ageing routine that's been reaping great results for me: - Wholesome, organic, mostly raw diet (I'm not a vegan) - Alkaline ionized water only - 1 tbsp of Chlorella daily in my green smoothies (for continuous detox) - Moderate exercise - cardio, stretches, muscle toning - Dry sauna for best skin care - Make my own household cleaning supplies - Good night sleep, beauty naps - Time in nature/beach, and with my dog - Doing my art - Stress-free living, meditation - Humor I do regular Oxi-Data home tests to measure free radical levels, and have kept them low. I'm also exploring intentional living and enjoy minimalist approach: Less stuff - more space, Less attachments - more freedom, Less work - more life
  22. Cool! I'm originally from Ukraine. My Dad's roots came from Bulgaria and I have a Bulgarian maiden last name