
Natural Laws

Extract from Topsy Turvy World
by Mango Wodzak, (ISBN: 978-1-71655-455-1)
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Understand that we are a frugivorous species and eat a species-specific diet:
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Don’t consume the remains of murdered beings.
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Avoid drinking another species' milk.
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Respect nature—leave birds' eggs alone.
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Refuse to support the abuse and exploitation of fellow earthlings.
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Let bees keep their honey—don’t steal their food.
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Avoid heat-treated, cooked, or dehydrated food—eat food as nature provides.
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Refrain from overeating or undereating.
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Only eat foods that taste pleasant in their natural state.
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Avoid drugs, especially commercial recreational substances like alcohol and cigarettes. Most importantly, steer clear of synthetic substances made in laboratories.
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Avoid harmful chemicals, especially those commonly applied to or ingested by the body (e.g., soaps, shampoos, detergents, conditioners, medicines, artificial food ingredients, e-numbers, makeup, and fake tans).
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Say no to cosmetic surgery—no Botox, breast implants, liposuction, or similar procedures.
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Stay hydrated.
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Seek loving, stress-free environments for both home and work.
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Bathe or shower regularly. Cold, natural water is preferable.
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Respect your skin—avoid puncturing, piercing, or tattooing it. The skin is a vital elimination organ.
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Stay active—be mindful of your body and move regularly.
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Avoid overworking or overexerting yourself.
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Make time for play.
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Breathe consciously. Ensure access to pure air, and practice controlled, mindful breathing.
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Walk or bike whenever possible instead of driving.
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Find time to relax and unwind.
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Get adequate sleep, allowing for uninterrupted rest.
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Avoid loud noises, such as heavy machinery or loud music.
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Limit screen time, or better yet, avoid it entirely.
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Wear comfortable, non-restrictive clothing made from natural materials, especially for garments worn close to the skin.
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Spend time outdoors, connect with and contemplate nature.
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Expose your body to sunlight, ideally all of it, regularly.
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Walk barefoot as much as possible. Avoid heels, and consider the natural therapy of barefoot living.
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Stretch regularly—your body, mind, and eyes. A daily yoga practice, even brief, can help.
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Avoid unnecessary risks, especially those with potential for harm to yourself or others.
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Be mindful of addiction in all its forms. Avoid harmful habits, whether related to substances, foods, or activities like TV, gaming, social media, or gambling.
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Don’t let material pursuits dominate your life.
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Avoid prolonged exposure to extreme heat or cold.
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Maintain comfort, staying warm, dry, and safe, but don’t shy away from stepping out of your comfort zone.
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Don’t take yourself too seriously.
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Hug, laugh, and love. Practice forgiveness and avoid holding grudges.
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Practice gratitude. Count your blessings and give thanks.
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Embrace growth. Be aware of your flaws and strive to become a better version of yourself.