A User's Guide to Living - Part 9

Happiness, Food and Resources

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DAAJI continues his series on everyday living, introducing the eighth universal principle of the User’s Guide, which explores our relationship with the material resources we use every day, especially the food we eat and the money we earn. He explains the importance of being happy to eat whatever we receive, and the importance of the integrity by which the food has come to us. For example, has the money used to grow the food and buy the food come from honest and pious earnings?

As a starting point, this eighth principle helps us to redefine our relationship with food: how to eat it and how it has come to our table. DAAJI explores the integrity of the process, and many other concepts that bring awareness of our relationship with the material world and nature. When we go deeper into this principle, we delve into the interplay of matter, energy and the Absolute state, and how food can be divinized to a higher vibration so that it can also cure both physical and spiritual ailments. In fact, this principle addresses the network in which our three bodies are enmeshed with the natural world.

Within five elements are ten universal principles:

The Practice

1.Create a daily morning meditation practice scientifically

2. Fill your heart with love before starting meditation and before sleeping

3.Fix your goal and do not rest until you attain it

Essential values

4. Live simply to be in tune with Nature

5. Be truthful & accept challenges as being for your betterment