My interview on the Yoga Talk Show on July 17, 2014, with Lucas Rockwood.
“In this Show, you’ll learn:
- Why Paul is called the “food yogi” and what it means to him.
- Discover how Food for Life Global serves over 2 million meals daily to those in need, using food as a tool for social change and spiritual growth.
- The easy and hard things of having been a monk for 14 years.
- Explore how food can be a meditative and spiritual experience, transforming the act of eating into a practice that nourishes both body and soul, as demonstrated by Food for Life Global.”
Many are unaware of the profound impact Food for Life Global (FFLG) has worldwide, serving over 2 million meals daily. FFLG not only addresses hunger but also tackles broader social issues through its unique approach to food as a spiritual and meditative practice.
FAQ
Q: How does Food for Life Global serve 2 million meals daily?
A: Food for Life Global achieves this through a network of volunteers and partnerships, focusing on plant-based meals that are both nutritious and spiritually uplifting. Their efficient distribution model and commitment to sustainability enable them to reach millions in need.
Q: What is the mission of Food for Life Global?
A: The mission of Food for Life Global is to address world hunger and social issues by providing nutritious, plant-based meals. They aim to inspire change through food that nourishes the body and spirit, promoting peace and unity.
Q: How is food considered meditative and spiritual?
A: Food is seen as meditative and spiritual when it is prepared and consumed with mindfulness and gratitude. This approach transforms eating into a practice that fosters inner peace and connection, aligning with the values of Food for Life Global.
Q: What inspired the creation of Food for Life Global?
A: Food for Life Global was inspired by the belief that food is a powerful tool for social change. The organization was founded on the principles of compassion and service, aiming to alleviate hunger and promote harmony through the distribution of plant-based meals.

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