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A Journey into Thought & Spirit

The Art & Balance of the Spiritual and the Material World

12/31/2018

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Christians say we live in a fallen world due to our sin. I agree. 

We live in a fallen world, and thanks to the rise in consumerism we've lost our way. Corporate think tanks, the media and social media in general projects this image, which makes us aspire to live a perfect life and/or has brought out the ugliness in use, which makes us aspire to nothing. 

Many people have lost their way. But, many people are finding their way back to spirituality and God. Though we can argue about various forms of spirituality, just know that many people on their path to God have good intentions. 

Life on planet earth should be fun. I agree with enjoying life, but not in a vain way. I do not promote promiscuity, infidelity, greed or vanity etc. 

Many spiritual people learn their lessons, and somewhere along the way fall off the path and get wrapped up in the earth plane. They get lost in job titles, money, possessions and consumerism in general. 

Titus 1:16
They claim to know God, but by their actions they deny him. They are detestable, disobedient and unfit for doing anything good.

There are many people who claim to be holy or Godly, but still want to have their fun with the devil.  You can't sit on the fence and be a hypocrite. You are one or the other. Being spiritual doesn't mean being poor. Many are hypocrites in the sense that they say they're holy but watch porn, are hoarders of their money and possessions or run around town, flushed with cash, abusing people's emotions along the way. 

There are certain necessities today such as a cell phone, computer and wifi. But our lives in America are swarming with so much crap, some who have boxes from floor to ceiling with goods. 

Some people are so empty and lonely inside that they bury themselves in work or hide behind their possessions to fulfill a void. 

The art and balance of life on planet earth is to respect and appreciate what you have, or what you get without losing sight of God. It's as if your feet are grounded, but your eyes continuously look upwards. 

Back in the old days, families sat around the table and said a prayer and a blessing for the food that was put on the table. They had gratitude for food because they or their ancestors worked hard to cultivate the land to put enough energy on the table. 

Today we are so disconnected from where our food comes from and thanks to globalism, almost every type of food is available year round rather than seasonally. And with the overuse of technology, we are further disconnected from ourselves, the truth and God. 

The balance between the spiritual and the material world is gratitude. Nothing, and no one person, should be taken for granted because anything in this world is replaceable. 

So how does one navigate through this world?

I believe hyperawareness and detachment are key. It's appreciating or having childlike fun with materialism, but not being attached like Ebenezer Scrooge. Whatever you accumulate can be gone or taken from you in an instant. 

That beautiful, brand new car can be totaled. That new iPhone can be stolen. That amazing new house can be burnt down. Sometimes life and God teaches us the hardest lessons when we become cocky and lost. Darkness blinds us with fun and excitement and once the light shines through it teaches us the hardest of lessons. 

Maya is illusion. And many people live in illusion with materialism. Common sense and logic / rational thinking is necessary to live within or under your means. The lust many people have for wealth is never ending. 

Some hippie-vagabond souls live frugally because they spend their "wealth" on experience rather than material goods. Where many people fall or trip is that they are so focused on obtaining material goods whether to obtain it, or to fulfill them. 
As a lover of antiques, people care for these items, not only because they're old, but because they were made with quality. Quality items last and can be handed down to our future generation. On the other hand, this new age IKEA culture is disposable. Our consumption and turn over of these items are high. ​

The world of spiritual manifestation for abundance, I feel, messes people up more because they sit, meditate, focus on what they want and fail. The spiritual world is our spirit. The material world is our logic. 

​Certain common sense things are necessary to balance both worlds. We can't live a life of ignorance, racking up credit card debt and gluttony and putting our entire will in God's hands. 

Hard work is necessary to achieve the impossible. This world and innovation has been built up on hard working minds, heads and hands. 

​In my life experience, the more I focused on God and cared less about materialism, the more abundant I became. Now my life is more abundant with experience, but each lesson has been a graduation of sorts. The more I learned and became aware of the lesson, the more life gave me. 

​That I believe is the "secret" to manifestation, abundance and wealth. Timing and one's soul maturity is important. Keep looking inward, and don't forget to say thanks to people as well as God. 
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Sunspiration #104: God Created the Food from Nature

12/30/2018

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Throughout my life of dabbling in various forms of spirituality (Buddhism, yoga, Christianity, Reiki), I noticed each community has a different idea or trend when it comes to the food it consumes. 

Food is healing and God created food from nature. For example, traditional yoga is deeply rooted to vegetarianism and follows Ayurvedic principles. I noticed that many Christians have a disconnect between their faith and food. Many, like most of Americans in general, consume too much artificial and fast food; however, the Bible speaks of natural, nourishing foods created by God. 

In college, I worked at a vegan cafe and was confused by the Ezekiel brand bread. Today, now I get it. People need to understand these food corporations know what they are doing. 

 Here are some powerful verses that reflect the power of natural foods. 

Deuteronomy 8: “The Lord your God is bringing you into a good land… a land with wheat and barley, vines and fig trees, pomegranates, olive oil and honey”.

Revelation 22:2: "Through the middle of the street of the city; also, on either side of the river, the tree of life with its twelve kinds of fruit, yielding its fruit each month. The leaves of the tree were for the healing of the nations."


As always, inspired by the sun, 
Elizabeth


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Roasted Sweet Potato, Kale + Garlic

12/28/2018

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It's that time of year when transition is on the horizon, the time when we reflect on the past with hopes for a better future. At this time of year, many people seek to live a better, healthier life. Nutrition is the gateway to that change. This hearty and healthy winter side dish fuses heart and hearth in the home this winter.  
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Bright and vibrant, the sweet potato and kale color scheme is like an artistic painting to the soul. A mix of warm and cool hues, this is energy directly from the earth. Now that the sun is in Capricorn, a practical earth sign, we can fuel our bodies with root vegetables and produce pulled directly from the earth. 
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I used purple kale to add a bit of color and flare to the dish. However, any type of kale works for this side dish.  Bring some color to your soul and home this winter with this dish. I encourage you to use your intuition and adjust spices and ingredients as needed. Adding caramelized purple onion to this dish is another excellent addition of flavor. 
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"Winter is the time for comfort, for good food and warmth, for the touch of a friendly hand and for a talk beside
the fire: it is time for home."
- Edith Sitwell

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Roasted Sweet Potato, Kale + Garlic
​Cook Time: 35 minutes
Serves 4

Ingredients:
6 small sweet potatoes, chopped
1 bushel of kale, chopped
2 large garlic cloves
olive oil
1 tbsp apple cider vinegar OR  red wine vinegar
​1/4 tsp Italian seasoning
salt + pepper to taste 

Directions:
Preheat the oven to 400 degrees. Mix the chopped sweet potatoes with some olive oil, salt and pepper in a bowl until well coated. Wrap the garlic cloves with olive oil in foil (approximately 2 tbsp). Spread the potatoes evenly on a baking sheet and along with the foiled garlic.

Bake for 30 minutes or until edible.

Next, place the sweet potatoes in the bowl. Use your hands and massage the kale with olive oil. Roast the kale on a baking sheet in the oven for 4-6 minutes.

Meanwhile, mince the garlic and mix with the vinegar, 2 tbsp. of olive oil and Italian seasoning. Alternatively, you can blend these ingredients. Once the kale is finished, mix everything in the bowl and serve warm.  Adjust salt and pepper as needed. 

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Vegan Gingerbread Pancakes with Pear Apple Cranberry Compote

12/20/2018

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The holidays are almost here. Another year has come and gone, and 'tis the time of reflecting on the year in hopes that the following year will be one of growth, change and progression. 
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No matter where you are in your life's journey, just know that life has good things in store for you....just like these pancakes. A combination of sweetness and gingerly spice, these holiday pancakes are perfect as is, or with a nice fruity compote on top. 
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“Christmas is a season not only of rejoicing, but of reflection.” ―Winston Churchill

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For me pancakes are nostalgic. I remember my mother cooking my sister and I pancakes in the shape of Mickey Mouse ears or a bunny's head. After visiting Chicago the last couple days, I reflected on my last visit to Chicago during graduate school in February 2009. I visited on my 24th birthday. Now 33, my life has changed a lot over the last nine years.

It's been nice and sweet (just like these pancakes) to come home and visit the Midwest with a new set of eyes. I compared and contrast pictures of myself on the bridges of Chicago from 2009 versus 2018, and realized how important bridges are in our life, just like Christmas. 
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“Christmas is a bridge. We need bridges as the river of time flows past. Today’s Christmas should mean creating happy hours for tomorrow and reliving those of yesterday.” ―Gladys Taber

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For some Christmas is just another day. For other's it's the most important day of the year. Like the day of love, everyday should be Valentine's Day, just like the spirit of Christmas should stay with us yearlong. Though not always possible, it is possible to have awareness to remember whenever we need a bridge in life, we can tap into our inner world to discover the future while reflecting on the past. 
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I wish you + your family and loved ones a very
​Merry Christmas!

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Vegan Gingerbread Pancakes with Pear Apple Cranberry Compote
​Cook Time: 30-40 minutes
​Makes: 11 Pancakes

Pancake Ingredients:
​1 cup pastry flour
2 tbsp brown sugar
3/4 tsp baking powder
1/4 tsp baking soda
1 tsp ginger powder
1 tsp cinnamon
1/4 tsp nutmeg
1/8 tsp all spice
pinch of salt
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1 flax egg (mix 2 tbsp flax meal w/ 1/3 cup water)
1 cup + 2 tbsp nondairy milk
1.5 tbsp molasses
2 tbsp canola oil
1/8 tsp fresh ginger, grated

Compote Ingredients:
3 cups fresh cranberries
2 pears, chopped
1 apple, chopped
1 tbsp maple syrup
2 tbsp brown sugar
1/2 large navel orange squeezed. 

Pancakes:
In a bowl, make the flax egg and set aside. Mix dry ingredients in a separate bowl. Mix the remaining wet ingredients in with the flax egg and pour into the dry ingredients. Mix until combined. If too lumpy, add more milk. If too runny add more flour. 

Heat a skillet and spray with cooking spray or use vegan butter. Once hot, ladle the batter onto the tap in a circle. Once bubbling, flip and cook until the pancake slides, or is easily lifted with the spatula. Spray the skillet again and continue until the batter is gone. 

Compote: 
Heat a skillet on medium heat and mix the ingredients in the pan. Once the cranberries pop, start mashing the compote with a fork. Lower the heat slightly and cook until thick and jelly-like. 

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Sunspiration #103: The Root of Everything is Love

12/16/2018

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Einstein said it best, "Love is the most powerful energy on this planet." In my former post, "Is Love the Most Powerful Force on This Planet," I discuss the need and craving that humans have to give and receive love. This is natural and very common for people to want love in their life. 

This is why I believe (besides social engineering and affluent times) we have such a pet obsessive culture because with the birth rates decreasing in the west....we need something to love! People want to be valued at work. They crave loving relationships. And many people dream of falling in love with a soul mate. 

The reality of hardship on this planet is that everything roots back to love. Whether it's an act of kindness, or the unconditional love that we receive from a pet....love always wins. 

As always, inspired by the sun, 
Elizabeth

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Vegan Strawberry Cranberry Coconut Upside Cake

12/12/2018

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While gazing at a bag of cranberries in my refrigerator, I had no idea what to use them for. I love fresh cranberries, usually in dessert, and as much as I enjoyed my Vegan Upside Orange Cake, I thought wouldn't cranberries look festive and bright in this style of cake. 
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I advocate for every household to eliminate as much food waste as possible. I looked in my fridge and had strawberries as well as 3/4 of a can of coconut milk still open. I studied my orange upside down cake to see how I can alter this recipe to combine the best of winter and summer flavors.

Like a winterberry cake, the coconut adds a unique flavor to the cake. If you do not like coconut, substitute the coconut milk with a different nondairy milk and canola oil for coconut oil.
 
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As a health coach, I believe we also eat too much sugar in America. Generally, European sweets do not contain as much sugar as American desserts. This is sweet, but if you enjoy very sweet cakes, add more brown sugar. The six tablespoons used equates to 1/3 cup of sugar.

So it's sweet yet tart thanks to the cranberries. 
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Vegan Strawberry Cranberry Coconut Upside Cake
Prep Time: 10 minutes
Cook Time: 30 minutes
Makes 1 9-inch cake

Ingredients:
Wet 
1 1/3 cup coconut milk from can (3/4 can)
1 tbsp apple cider vinegar
1 tbsp vanilla
1/3 cup coconut oil, melted

Dry
1 1/4 cup pastry flour
3 tbsp brown sugar
1.5 tsp baking powder
pinch of salt

Topping
3 tbsp brown sugar 
1 tbsp vegan butter
1.5 tbsp orange juice (from a slice of orange)
1 cup fresh cranberries
8 strawberries, sliced
Pinch of cinnamon, all spice and clove

Directions:
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Begin by preparing the pan with the topping ingredients. 

Rub the butter all over the sides and the bottom of the pan. Next, sprinkle the brown sugar over the butter base. Mix the strawberries, cranberries, orange juice and spices in a bowl. Arrange the fruit on the bottom of the pan, on top of the sugar and butter, to your liking. Pour any leftover juice on the bottom of the pan. 

Next mix the coconut milk and apple cider vinegar together, set aside. 

Next, mix the dry ingredients into a bowl. Place the remaining wet ingredients into the bowl with the coconut milk. Mix until combined. Make a well in the center of the dry ingredients. Pour the wet into the dry and fold until combined. Do not over mix. 

Pour the batter on top of the fruit, spread evenly. Bake for approximately 30 minutes or until a fork or knife comes out clean from piercing the center of the cake. Let the cake cool. Place a plate on the bottom of the pan, flip and remove the pie tin from the cake. 

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Vegan Pumpkin + Quinoa Lentil Loaf

12/11/2018

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The holidays are here and I decided to grocery shop in my pantry and my refrigerator. I had a can of pumpkin, tomato paste, a cup of quinoa, some lentils and a handful of produce such as carrots, peppers, onions and celery. I also had some leftover cranberry sauce and wanted to make something to compliment the sauce. 

I put my creativity to use and decreased food waste by making this pumpkin lentil loaf. 
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Lentil loafs are the perfect winter protein for vegans and vegetarians. I created an excellent recipe for my vegan cookbook (stay posted for 2019 publications!). I wanted to do something different and more focused on the holidays.

Although pumpkin is more associated with Thanksgiving, this lentil loaf is great during the holiday season and a perfect way to use any leftover cans of pumpkin.  
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After baking, you can immediately eat the loaf, or let it cool so it binds and forms, and then reheat. Other toppings such as ketchup, or some form of tomato paste + molasses glaze is a fine replacement to cranberry sauce. The loaf itself is savory enough to enjoy as is. 
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Vegan Pumpkin + Quinoa Lentil Loaf
Prep Time: 20 minutes
Cook Time: 25-40 minutes

Serves: 4-6

Ingredients: 
1/3 cup uncooked green lentils
1/2 cup uncooked quinoa
2 cups vegetable broth
2 tbsp olive oil
2 garlic cloves, minced
1/2 large onion, chopped
1 large carrot, diced
2 small celery stalks, chopped
1/2 green pepper, chopped
1 can of pumpkin puree (15 oz)
1 16 oz can of tomato paste
1-2 tsp maple syrup
1 tbsp Italian seasoning 
1/4 tsp garlic powder
1/4 tsp  onion powder
pinch of nutmeg
salt + pepper to taste

Directions: 
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees. Rinse the quinoa + lentils. Cook the quinoa and lentils with the vegetable broth. Bring the broth to a boil and simmer until edible and the liquid is soaked up. 

Next, sautéed the onion and garlic in olive oil for 2-3 minutes. Add the carrot, celery and pepper and spices, and cook for another 3-5 minutes. Next, add the remaining ingredients and mix until well combined. 

Grease a 9x5 (used 9x5.5 inch) bread pan (or line with parchment paper). Bake for 25 minutes. Enjoy warm or let it cool to bind and then reheat. Serve with cranberry sauce or other topping. 

​Let's Connect! Enjoy these other holiday Mind Body Soul Food recipes. 
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Vegan Holiday Spiced Cranberry + Blueberry Baked Oatmeal

12/10/2018

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Nature is just as beautiful in the winter as it is in the summer. Although life is alive in the summer, the winter has a spirit that of its own. Cranberries, a popular holiday and winter berry, is tangy and not as sweet as the beloved summer blueberries.

Fusing summer and winter berries creates a vibrant concoction of warm and cool hues. Like the birds picking berries off the trees, we can also enjoy these berries in a healthy and hearty breakfast bar or snack. 
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This winter berry delight is an ideal source of fiber and antioxidants. Many people forget how powerful spices are for physiological development. These holiday spices aide in the detoxification process of free radicals. Combined with low sugar, this oatmeal has a mild sweetness. Additional sugar may be added, or maple syrup may be a replacement, but I believe in retraining the palate as the American diet contains too much sugar. 
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Vegan Holiday Spiced Cranberry + Blueberry Baked Oatmeal
Prep Time; 5 minutes
Bake Time: 25-30 minutes
Makes: One 10-inch pan 

Ingredients:
2 cups rolled oats (gluten free if necessary)
1 tsp baking powder
1.5 tsp cinnamon
1/2 tsp nutmeg
1/8 tsp all spice
Pinch of salt + cloves
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2 flax eggs ( 2 tbsp flax meal mixed w/ 1/3 cup water)
1 3/4 cup nondairy milk
1 tsp vanilla
1/4 cup + 1 tbsp brown sugar
1 cup fresh blueberries
1 cup fresh cranberries

Optional toppings: 1 tbsp chopped almonds + pumpkin seeds

Directions: 
Preheat the oven to 375 degrees. Make the flax egg in a bowl and set aside. 

Mix the dry ingredients in a bowl. Add the remaining wet ingredients + the brown sugar in a bowl (do not add the fruit yet). Add the wet to the dry ingredients and mix until combined. Fold in the berries. 

Grease a 10-inch pie pan. Pour the ingredients evenly into the pan. Top with nuts, if desired. Bake for 25-30 minutes or until the  oatmeal stiffens. 

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Sunspiration #102: You Reap What You Sow

12/9/2018

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Mindfulness is a buzzword that is overused. However, those with deeper levels of awareness are cognizant of their actions and intentions. 

The reality is that we reap what we sow. Some believe reaping what you sow is a fear-based perspective on karma. That very much may be true. But, what we put out comes back to us in some form or another. If you go around hurting or manipulating people's emotions or playing with fire, life somehow sends you these exact lessons or situations in your life too.

If you ghost people who like you, most likely someone you meet down the road that you like will ghost you or hurt you in some way. 

Being aware of our actions breaks the bonds from living life on auto-pilot without a care or thought of how our actions and behaviors hurt other people. 


As always, inspired by the sun, 
Elizabeth

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Sweet Potato Orange + Leek Side Dish

12/4/2018

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Sometimes the best mistakes are the greatest creations. My friends invited me to a winter pot luck in October and hours before the pot luck I realized I needed to make something. Using the creativity of my pantry, I grabbed whatever ingredients I had left in my produce basket in hopes of making a delicious side dish. 

And well, this side was successful. Sweet yet savory. Light but filling. The abundance of orange colored vegetables in your diet nourishes us with much-needed vitamins during the season of hibernation. 
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Winter produces this type of harvest for a reason. A mixture of roots with a tad of sweetness of life from a tree, here is one vegan and dairy free side dish to enjoy this winter and holiday season. 

Spiritually, it's the best of both ends of a tree. Roots that are firmly grounded with branches that flow with the wind, this side dish is the integration of earth and air. I wish you a happy holiday season and best of luck this New Year.  
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Sweet Potato Orange + Leek Side Dish 
Prep Time: 7 minutes
Bake Time: 25 minutes
Serves: 4-5

Ingredients
5 mini or small sweet potatoes, chopped (size used in first image)
1 small leek, halved and sliced
3 carrots, halved and chopped
2 apples, chopped 
1 orange, sliced 
6 tbsp maple syrup
3 tbsp olive oil
Salt to taste

Directions
Preheat the oven to 400 degrees. 

Wash and prep the produce. Place all the ingredients into a bowl, except the orange, and mix until combine. Take the ends of the orange (or one slice) and squeeze it into the bowl. Mix the ingredients again. Pour the ingredients onto a baking sheet evenly. Place the sliced oranges on top of the produce. 
Bake for 25 minutes. Adjust flavors as needed. 

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