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Photo: a sculpture carved entirely from butter

Butter art to biofuel? This is now possible!  If you Google “butter sculpture” you’ll hit more than 200,000 links, photos, and videos all about the art of butter sculpture[Included in the list is the video above.]

This artform originated in Tibet, (and is still practiced there by monks). In North America and Europe butter sculpture officionados and artists also abound. If you’d like to try out this artform yourself, check out “How to Make a Butter Sculpture.”]

Photos: Kirlian images of raw organic kiwi fruit whole and halved, illustrations in Eating for Beauty by David Wolfe 

Who knew what we eat could be so colorful! The photographs above are Kirlian images of  how organic kiwi fruit looks on the “energetic level.” If only “Kirlian eye glasses” were a real possibility! Think how much easier shopping for the freshest, most nutrient-rich, energetically “alive” food would be. This energy clairvoyants can see with the naked eye, so maybe we can all learn to “see” the best food even without a Kirlian camera! Practice, lots of practice. Meanwhile, look for “organic” or “certified organic” labels!

How about this “organically grown” flash mob, right here in our own city! This is Robson Street the day the 2010 Olympics opened. For an even closer, right in the thick of the dancing crowd view, check out this imagine1day video. Three thousand people, with barely the room to move, dancing in the streets. Vancouver rocks! What an Olympics we had!

Photo: “Buy, Buy American Pie” video 

This YouTube parody “tells it like it is” in the food industry. More than one million hits and counting. All in good fun!These comments from Her Bunk Productions provide a “teaser”:

“Uncle Sam points out the problems we have when we buy cheap products from China. “Buy, Buy American Pie” was written and performed by the Capitol Steps This is a parody and involves exageration. Tastykakes are made in the United States and not in China and definitely contain no harmful ingredients.  Little Debbie is also located in the United States and not in China and their products contain no harmful ingredients.”

[To view the video, click "Buy, Buy American Pie."]

Photo:  an organic Gogi berry, as seen through the lense of a Kirlian Photography camera

This Kirlian ORGANIC Gogi berry photo convinces me to add Gogi berries to my diet right now! Wowie! A picture is definitely worth a thousand  words! Talk about energy! If you ever had any doubt about the benefits of organic versus commercial food, then the Kirlian photos of ORGANIC and commercial food BELOW should clear that.

The first PHOTO is of organic orange juice, and the second, commercial orange juice. Which looks “livier” to you?

Photo: Kirlian photograph of ORGANIC orange juice

Photo: Kirlian photo of COMMERCIAL orange juice.

[For more Kirlian photos of ORGANIC FOOD and related research, see "Kirlian Research Network" and  "Superfood City".]

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