Taking a Look at Feasting and Fasting

Meals are subtle topics that are very consistent in our daily lives. We live in a country where we can eat snacks between 3 meals a day and 2 meals a day. The holiday is also an excuse for many people to have a meal and enjoy the feast. Thanksgiving and Christmas are festivals, mainly related to meals. It is preparation of the meal of the day and meal in one hour. During these meals, we kept eating until we got to sleep and got to sleep.

Spontaneous fasting imitates our ancestral feast and the cycle of famine. We do not eat as much as we can because we are not keeping up with the fact that we are lucky to have too many caloric intensive foods that are always available to us Have physiological impulses. Our body is a very effective tool, we place them in the canyon and store extra energy as body fat for later use in famine. Famine lasted several hours until we eat again, and we repeated this action everyday. Why would we like to know if we can lose weight and not keep weight?

When the festival is done at a fast pace, it usually reduces (relieves) hunger to some extent (although meat and dairy products are not consumed on any fast holidays). For example, the conception announcement festival is almost always done at the orthodox calendar Lhasa festival. In this case, the fish (traditional black fried glutinous rice with olive oil) is the main meal of the day. Fasting was particularly serious on the weekday of the first week of the Great Four Seasons and many people fasted all the food for a while. According to strict observance, in the first 5 days (Monday through Friday), there were only two meals, Wednesday and Friday, after Presanctified etiquette. Those who can not adhere to strict compliance can eat bread and water, eat tea or juice, but can not cook, in the evening evening of Tuesday and Thursday (preferably Monday). Cooked meal

In every part of India, Navratri will celebrate differently. For many people this is the period of religious reflection and fasting, for other people it is time for dancing and banquet. Hunger habits include strict vegetarianism and abstinence, and certain spices. Show dance includes Garba, especially in Gujarat State.

Hunger is not hungry. Fasting is simply a more systematic way of eating for those who fast for health reasons. Fasting may be accompanied by fasting, especially during religious holidays. Some people may feel that fasting is difficult, but there are many fasting programs and protocols to choose from. Many of the world's major religions and cultures have a rich history of fasting. Fasting has long been a natural means of promoting health and deepening spiritual consciousness. In some Buddhist sects fasting is a regular part of the monastery's lifestyle and can strengthen meditation. Jewish - In religious traditions of Christians and Islams, fasting is a form of compliance, atonement, confession, self-control or ceremony or preparation for a holiday. Treatment on an empty stomach can be traced back to Hippocrates that prescribed many diseases. Back then, this was the only successful way to reduce seizures in children with epilepsy until the 20th century.