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Level Up Girl Podcast
Ep.8 Me And My Big Mouth Pt.2 Speak No Evil, Eat No Evil!

Level Up Girl Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 16, 2021 92:37


Do you know you that there is a power agent in your mouth! Continue to follow us for more great episodes, every Tuesday! #LevelUpGirl For more information visit www.lhm1.org

Vegan Danielle
223: Eat No Evil (Foods)

Vegan Danielle

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 12, 2020 35:58


Sadrah has never actually eaten meat. Mike was in the punk scene, where "compassion to all" was a popular mantra. Together, after struggling to find plant-based meat sources that were as sustainable as they were tasty, they came up with No Evil Foods; the plant-based meat alternative company that first debuted at a tiny Farmer's Market in Asheville, NC. Today, No Evil Foods is available coast-to-coast and leads the pack as the most environmentally sustainable plant-based meats on the market! Website: https://www.noevilfoods.com/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/noevilfoods  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/noevilfoods/  Twitter: https://twitter.com/noevilfoods  References: Michael Pollan (The Omnivore's Dilemma): https://www.instagram.com/michael.pollan  Dr. Garth Davis: https://www.instagram.com/drgarthdavis/  Food Not Bombs: http://foodnotbombs.net/new_site/  Chattavegan: https://www.instagram.com/chattavegan/  Bounty & Soul: https://www.instagram.com/bounty_and_soul/  Snappy: https://www.meetsnappy.com/  Schools for Chiapas: https://schoolsforchiapas.org/  Plant Based Foods Association: https://www.instagram.com/growplantbased/ 

CPK Fitness 365
FitTip #25: See no evil, hear no evil, eat no evil.

CPK Fitness 365

Play Episode Listen Later May 3, 2019 0:10


FitTip #25: To help reduce the urge to eat and binge, eliminate all temptations from your cabinets and refrigerator. Can’t eat what you don’t have.

Advice Line with Roy Masters
Best Web Calls 7 | K9051

Advice Line with Roy Masters

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 20, 2017 60:00


This program is part 7 from the "Best Web Calls" series. Host: Roy Masters Roy discussed, "Eat this in rememberance of me". Roy talked about his books, "Eat No Evil", "Understanding Sexuality" and "The Comfort Zone". Calls: Duane has drinking, smoking and ography problems.Lee has been been smoking for years.Mario went back to drinking and almost died.

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The Organic View Radio Network
The Angell Bar Solution To Conventional Chocolate: Eat No Evil! - Dec 02,2010

The Organic View Radio Network

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 1, 2012 67:32


Christopher Angell, CEO of Angell Bars talks about his experience with the Organic Certification and Fair Trade Certification process and finding a high quality source for chocolate,

Boars, Gore, and Swords
Clash 10: Cats with Double-Edged Axes

Boars, Gore, and Swords

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 14, 2012 60:49


Tyrion VI and Arya VI this week as a result of Red writing down the wrong chapters in last weeks show notes. Red and a near-comatose Ivan cover Outside Lands, Total Recall, Shagga's bathing, Cats with two-sided axes, Yo Gabba Gabba themed wedding, Eat No Evil and much more. Next week it's Daenerys II, Bran IV, and Tyrion VII.

Advice Line with Roy Masters
Gift-Giving Advice | Addicted to Giving

Advice Line with Roy Masters

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 20, 2007


Podcast HereDo you feel obligated to give gifts just because it is the Christmas Season? Do you experience more worry and pressure during the holidays than happiness and contentment? Would you rather receive a gift that was sincerely given or compelled because it is your birthday or a holiday that requires it?In this free podcast episode, radio host Roy Masters explores the difference between compulsive and healthy giving. No one would argue that the act of giving gifts is an immoral practice. Conflicts arise, however, when a person is overwhelmed by a feeling when giving or receiving. Roy explains that feeling good over getting a gift, or feeling resentful because you are being pressured to give one, represents the “dark side of giving.”Anne in California has a chronic issue of giving and “giving in” to her 40-year-old son. The subject of spoiling children, though seemingly far removed from obligated gift-giving, function off of the same principles, and have similar results. Due to her overly generous behavior, which she does for a selfish feeling of appreciation, her son has become both entitled and resentful. When faced with the choice of acting out his frustrations or holding it in, he chooses the latter and covers up his repression with alcohol.If you are a people pleaser, or feel captive to one, you must hear this podcast!(Clip from episodes: K4480 and K4481)This podcast is brought to you by the Foundation of Human Understanding: http://www.fhu.comQuotes regarding compulsive giving from books by Roy Masters:“If the express purpose of the gift is to do you honor, and your pride falls for that, you will become enslaved both by the gift and the resentment you will feel when you discover the donor’s real motivation.” – Secret Power of Words “Serving seems so innocent that it is never suspected for what it is. Indeed, any gift offering can create a powerful obligation, even if it is just a 'free' flower at the airport in exchange for a donation. Under the circumstances, the victim cannot refuse the hidden demand to part with a portion of his soul along with his money. The taker is taken.” – Eat No Evil“The greatest of all gifts (especially appropriate at Christmas time) is choosing not to give, which frees others from the obligation to give something in return for what you’ve given them. Being obliged to give binds others to the agony of giving. Do you see what I mean? Giving under pressure wrongly resolves a conflict that was implanted by suggestion. In effect, the pressure source is rewarded and the giver can become a pressure source to others. The pressure that makes you 'give' becomes the pressure that makes others 'give,' too. The same principle applies to your love needs for your children.” – How to Survive Your Parents“If you are one of those gifted ones who have felt the pressure to give, but have held back because you felt it in your solar plexus and sensed intuitively that something was wrong, you don't know how blessed you are, how much horror you have escaped.”– Secrets of a Parallel Universe-----If you suffer deeply from the effects of stress, fear or pain, we recommend the Overcoming Stress, Fear, and Pain Pack.

Advice Line with Roy Masters
Anorexia & Bulimia: The Single Cause Explained

Advice Line with Roy Masters

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 26, 2007


(Clip from episode: K4485)Read and hear more at the Foundation of Human Understanding: http://www.fhu.comThis is a follow-up call from Anna, a single mother who has been struggling with Anorexia nervosa. Despite traditional Anorexia treatments and help from professionals, Anna's condition is getting worse. She is not only concerned with the effect her eating disorder is having on her daughter. There is the looming threat that this dangerous behavior could ultimately prove fatal. In this segment we explore how all eating disorders, including anorexia nervosa, share a common root. It’s important to understand the seductive role that food often plays in developing misplaced guilt and anger. Roy Masters explains how simply resolving guilt and anger is often the key to overcoming eating disorders such as Anorexia and Bulimia. Quotes from the book Eat No Evil by Roy Masters:“Wherever pride is involved, food and drink masquerade as our personal saviors, but the tiny part of awareness that manages to survive in the shadow of pride can cause us to feel guilty for eating at all. We see gross manifestations of this in anorexia [anorexia nervosa—‘pathological fear of weight gain’] and bulimia [‘the abnormal and constant craving for food’]…”“Food can corrupt and change us to need food. One of the peculiarities of hate is that it produces in us a wrong kind of need which we see as love—in this case, for food. If you hate it, you’re going to love it; and we allow ourselves to be ruled by that love.”“Anorexia has something to do with the recognition of food as being somehow connected to guilt—growing a guilt. Food first ‘saves’ the ego as a friend in need and then is seen for what it is, a cause of guilt. The faulty logic is, if eating (to reject conscience) equals guilt, then, surely, not eating is the path to redemption.”“Food sets us free from conscience, and keeps us free from conscience, but enslaved to the spirit of food—a state we call love. Food can induce, post hypnotically, an altered state of consciousness that assures you all is well because you feel so good. It is like an evil salvation for the preservation of your ego. Eventually you must realize that conflict, guilt, anxiety, and feelings of aloneness and uncertainty are simply the whimperings of a tormented conscience, and there are only two ways to handle a bad case of conscience, and one way is to face the truth, admit your error and take your licks. It is not always the food, drink, dope, sex, or whatever, that reduces you to a state of utter dependency, but rather, it is the spirit of the lie that lures you into a false sense of self-worth with rebellion objects of consolation. The fix distracts you from your shame, while the sin reinforces the rebel spirit of false hope and pride.”Recommended materials:Food: The Final FrontierTape SetFood: The Most Dangerous Drug of AllCD or Tape SetDownloadPodcast Here