It's Saturday night...
So it's Saturday night...
Well I am sitting here watching the food network, and let me say, I cannot stand these idiots who do the "Fat-kins" diet. Yes, I know this is deviating from the norm here, discussing Israel, Jewish, Boston, Red Sox and other related things of that nature. But here is the thing, and it actually does relate to Jewish stuff!
When as Jews we traditionally sit down to eat, we do so with reverence towards what we're eating. It isn't just another mundane activity where we shovel food into one of our lovely orifices. We try to elevate ourselves to a spiritual plane higher, we view eating as a way to fulfill our hunger, and spiritual needs. We in a sense take food and make it more than just that food.
So when I walk through the malls, or observe morbidly obese people shovel rat burgers from McDonald's, I cannot help but think how far we have strayed as a society. I think it is about time that we take back our food, and not let this food take over us. What does that mean? Eat proportionally, eat with reverence, and eat with respect.
Well that is all I have for today. Let us not forget exercise (which is something I intend to start working on in the next week or so...)
Well I am sitting here watching the food network, and let me say, I cannot stand these idiots who do the "Fat-kins" diet. Yes, I know this is deviating from the norm here, discussing Israel, Jewish, Boston, Red Sox and other related things of that nature. But here is the thing, and it actually does relate to Jewish stuff!
When as Jews we traditionally sit down to eat, we do so with reverence towards what we're eating. It isn't just another mundane activity where we shovel food into one of our lovely orifices. We try to elevate ourselves to a spiritual plane higher, we view eating as a way to fulfill our hunger, and spiritual needs. We in a sense take food and make it more than just that food.
So when I walk through the malls, or observe morbidly obese people shovel rat burgers from McDonald's, I cannot help but think how far we have strayed as a society. I think it is about time that we take back our food, and not let this food take over us. What does that mean? Eat proportionally, eat with reverence, and eat with respect.
Well that is all I have for today. Let us not forget exercise (which is something I intend to start working on in the next week or so...)
