Can food be "energetically" contaminated?

Is it possible... could food actually absorb negative energy? Maybe from people... or even radiation from all our gadgets and machines?

According to the Veda, food picks up the energy of whoever prepares it—and even the person who grew it!

If someone with a negative mindset handles food, could it become toxic... even if it’s technically perfectly fine to eat?

Do we have any devices capable of measuring such precise energy shifts, like mental charge or personal bio-energy (both bio and mental fields), within products or food?

Do our "fingerprints" linger on the food we handle?🙄

Which came first, the chicken or the egg?🙄 😕

It was likely the egg...

Chicken...

🙂 yeah

Is it actually possible... for food to absorb negative energy... whether it comes from people or... maybe radiation from various consumer goods... machines and gadgets?

Of course it can. There have been studies conducted—I believe they showed that seeds planted by hand, essentially being touched by a person's positive energy, grew significantly better than those just tossed from a mechanical planter. So, it stands to reason that the same principle applies when we're preparing our meals.

Raymond Jones78 said:Is it possible... can food actually soak up negative energy... whether it's from people or... radiation from all sorts of human products... machines and gadgets?

According to Veda, food absorbs the energy of the person preparing it, and even the person who grew it!

Could food prepared by someone who is... negative... actually be toxic... even if it's technically perfectly fine?

Do we even have devices capable of measuring such precise levels of energy movement—like a mental charge or personal bio-energy (both the bio and mental fields)—within products or food?

Do our "imprints" stay on the food we handle?🙄

Look, when food is prepared with love and you truly enjoy what you're doing, it holds onto whatever we unconsciously "radiate" during the process. Ever wonder why Mom’s or Grandma’s cooking always tastes so much better? It's that soul she puts into it!

But then you have some people who basically "cook" using recipes of pure hatred. Just like you in your own kitchen, they just put out exactly what they're feeling: intolerance and exclusivity.

So, you might want to think twice before you offer the illusionist any specialties from your "kitchen" that you've served to others; everything you've stirred up until now is going to come back to you
with interest.

Bon Appétit.

Raymond Jones78 said:So... can food actually soak up negative vibes... whether it's from people or... radiation from various gadgets and machines?

It can.

Raymond Jones78 said:Can food prepared by someone who's—you know—negative actually be toxic... even if it's technically perfectly fine to eat?

It definitely won't be toxic (like, seriously!?)

...everything around us absorbs outside energy (on top of having its own), and food is no exception. If we grow it, cook it, or even eat it while holding onto a bad attitude, it’s definitely going to lose its flavor, smell, and all that good stuff... but it doesn't just turn poisonous out of nowhere (unless that negative person actually slips some poison in there. 😉...but that's more of an Agatha Christie plot🙂)

I truly believe it’s possible.
There is such a massive, palpable difference between eating out at a restaurant and having a home-cooked meal, even when the restaurant food is actually delicious. For me, it just never hits quite the same way.
You can also sense the mood of whoever prepared it. You can tell if someone was cooking through a screen, maybe fueled by some underlying anger, or if they were working with genuine passion...

Is it just pure energy, or is it simply that a person puts more effort into their craft when they actually love what they do?

Alexander Parker69 said:I think it's possible.
There is such a huge difference when you eat out versus eating something homemade, even if the restaurant food is tasty. It just never hits the same way.
You can actually sense the mood someone was in while they were making it. Like, did they cook it through a smartphone app, or were they angry? Or maybe someone was cooking with passion...

Is it energy, or is it just that a person puts more effort in when they love what they do...

👍

I feel that difference too... between restaurant meals and home-cooked food.

I also know that plants can sense a person... if you love them and care for them, they yield better, larger, and higher quality produce! That’s been my own experience... as a gardener, or rather, a farmer. Even during droughts or other natural pests, plants hold up better if a person loves and cares for them.

So, I believe that applies to preparing food as well. Bitter people... they infect food with their negativity... like Gloomy and Ned... they could think any food touched by their hands is poison... and that bad energy transfers. Honestly, I think food gets poisoned just from Gloomy and Ned looking at it!🙂

Raymond Jones78 said:[If we're talking about Bon Appétit, then I honestly think it’s all connected to how the food is prepared. Bad people... they just radiate negativity right into the meal... like Gloomy and Ned... you can practically taste the poison in anything their hands touch... that dark energy just transfers. Honestly, I bet the food gets tainted just from Gloomy and Ned looking at it!🙂 [/B]

Look, I've already told you—your whole headspace makes you resort to mimicking your critics. It’s a classic psychological defense mechanism. It happens when someone loses the ability to process any thought that doesn't fit perfectly into that idealized little world they're so desperate to believe in.

Just imagine old man Baker sipping, cooking, and simmering away; doing it for everyone except himself.

A dash of intolerance
a handful of potatoes
a sprinkle of pathological hatred
a pinch of bouillon
add some pepper, season it all with that dear Ilovim charm that's always hunting for victims, and bake it in a Dachau oven at 450 F until everything turns golden brown.

Pull it out and serve it warm
so the executioner licks his fingers clean.🎉

Amanda Morris30 said:Sure thing.

...everything around us picks up on outside energy (on top of having its own), including food. If we grow, prep, or even eat it while feeling negative, it definitely loses its flavor and aroma... though it doesn't just turn toxic out of nowhere (unless someone adds actual poison. 😉..but that’s more like something from Agatha Christie 🙂)

Haha... bringing Agatha into this!

So you're basically confirming that food absorbs the energy of both the space and the people!🙂

wearyowl29 said:As I’ve already pointed out to you, your little disorder makes you resort to mimicking your critics. It’s a textbook psychological defense mechanism. It happens when someone lacks the capacity to process any thought that doesn't fit perfectly into that delusional worldview they're so desperate to maintain.

Just say Old Man Lukic cooks and simmers for everyone else but himself.

A dash of intolerance
a pile of potatoes
a bit of pathological hatred
a sprinkle of seasoning
add some pepper, then toss it all in with that precious Ilovim spice that hunts for victims, and bake it in a Dachau oven at 450 F until everything turns dark brown.

Pull it out and serve it hot
so the executioner can lick his fingers.🎉

hehe 😁

And also,
Bon Appétit to that...
😁 😁

Anthony Bailey said:Hehe. 😁

And another thing.
Bon Appétit to that...
😁 😁

Anthony Bailey

By the way, is that actually a comment on the topic?

Don't spam the thread! 👎

Raymond Jones78 said:cro Fag

Seriously, is that even a COMMENT on the subject?

Stop spamming the thread!👎

RJ

Seriously, is that even a COMMENT on the subject?

Quit spamming the thread! 👎

PS.
It actually answers the prompt...
unprocessed food exists, just like there's such a thing as "unprocessed" livestock...
🙂 🙂

Anthony Bailey said:This essentially answers the core question of the thread...
contaminated food is a reality, just as contaminated people are.

I am absolutely certain about one thing: I never eat food prepared by a homosexual!
I stay cautious, obviously. It is dangerous to ingest food saturated with that kind of "tolerant love."😁 😲 👎

Sam Wood4 said:I’m perfectly clear on one thing: I am never eating food prepared by a gay man!
I suppose I just stay cautious, you know? It feels risky when you're putting food into your system that's been soaked in all that "tolerant love."😁 😲 👎

👍

Sam Wood4 said:I'll say this much: I am never eating food prepared by a gay man!
I'm staying far away, obviously. It’s just dangerous when you’re pumping food into your system that’s been soaked in all that "tolerant love" they're always talking about.😁 😲 👎

Well, isn't that just wonderful? That's why you don't walk down the street, right? You don't take the subway, you don't read the news, you don't watch TV, you don't go to the movies, you don't hit up restaurants, you don't go to ballgames or plays, and heaven forbid you actually have a job—because goodness knows there are gay people everywhere! Whether they're out or just hiding in the shadows, your little internal "gaydar" just keeps pinging every single time a gay guy or a Mason gets within ten feet of you...

So you stay safe, right? Avoiding the news, books, literature, food, clothing—anything created or touched or even just thought up by a gay person.
You're constantly on edge, your radar just goes *ping, ping, ping*... but strangely enough, it never seems to ping for

usernames like yours, or mellowwalker22, or whatever other absolute NONSENSE nicknames people use to hide their total paranoia.

Honestly, you really ought to get some help for that, and fast.

wearyowl29 said:That’s exactly why you won't walk down the street, won't take the subway, don't read the news or watch TV, won't go to the movies, restaurants, games, or shows, and don't even have a job—because God forbid there's a homosexual anywhere, whether they're out or just hiding, and you've got this built-in GAYDAR that pings every single time a queer or a Mason gets within ten feet of you...

So you play it safe, right? You avoid the papers, books, literature, food, clothing—anything made or touched by people you deem "deviant"
you've curated, organized..............your gaydar just keeps pinging and pinging....but it sure doesn't ping for

your precious little nicknames like Smallville, Submarine City, Sailing Ship Town, Outcast Ville, Neon Cinema, Ilovim, or whatever other insane, paranoid handles you use,

honestly, you need to get that checked out, ASAP.

👍 👍

🙂 🙂

Sam Wood4 said:I’m going to be blunt here: I am never eating food prepared by a gay man!
I stay far away from that stuff, obviously.

That actually reminded me...
does I. l whip up any snacks during your little cultist orgies?
If so, what's on the menu? And do you end up feeling like garbage afterward?

wearyowl29 said:That’s exactly why you don’t walk down the street, take the subway, read the news, watch TV, go to the movies, hit up restaurants, or attend games and shows, and probably don't even have a job—because heaven forbid, there are homosexuals everywhere, whether they're out or just hiding it, and you’ve got this built-in "gaydar" that pings every single time someone gay or a Freemason gets within a yard of you...

So, naturally, you stay cautious. You avoid the news, books, literature, food, or clothes—basically anything ever touched, created, or designed by a gay person...
organized, produced..............your gaydar just keeps pinging and pinging....but it doesn't seem to ping for

your own little circle of madness, including mellowwalker22, Raymond Jones78, jedrenjakov, Ned, Ilušstrišimuš, and whoever else uses those ridiculous nicknames to fuel this paranoia.

Honestly, I guess that really should be treated as soon as possible.

The person speaking sounds like a total caricature... anyway, how does any of this even relate to the actual topic?
😕

On a side note, just a quick question: can a discussion thread become "energetically polluted," much like food, after reading these rather nasty posts?🙂