Throughout our lives, we encounter various individuals who impact us differently. Some experiences are unpleasant, while others are sweet or transformative. These interactions can lead us to make decisions that deviate from our usual behavior. Reflecting on these experiences is crucial to understanding their influence...
Author: Paul Rodney Turner
Cooking Australian bread “pockets” using scrap wood Gratitude on My Birthday Feeling very blessed today from all the love coming from so many distant friends. Thank you so much! On my birthday, I’m especially aware that this love helps become fuel for my growth—encouragement that...
One of the things that I keep reminding myself of is that I am never alone. It may seem at times that we are so disconnected from the world; no one understands us, or that we are not loved. It happens to all of us...
Lessons from My Near-Death Experience
posted by: Paul Rodney Turner
August 4, 2011
On Monday, July 25, around 3 pm, I nearly died in China. Seriously. I was about 30 seconds from death. The hotel I was booking into in Guangzhou had just fumigated the rooms with some ultra-toxic mosquito repellent that caused my lungs to collapse. At...
Over the last 5 weeks, I have been developing a Food Yoga workshop based on my new book, FOOD YOGA – Nourishing the Soul (formerly: The YOGA of EATING). The response has been positive thus far, and I am encouraged to think that with a...
The Phi of the Maha Mantra
posted by: Paul Rodney Turner
June 28, 2011
Energy In — Energy Out, “Forbidden fruit” is what it’s all about, Cloaked in a Torus — it reveals its heart, When cut horizontally and two sides set apart. The apple’s seeds — form a perfect Pent, Proportionate to Phi or the Golden Measurement, The...
Sacred Geometry of Whole Foods | Guide
posted by: Paul Rodney Turner
June 17, 2011
Excerpt from: FOOD YOGA – Nourishing Body, Mind & Soul A new book by Paul Rodney Turner, the Food Yogi Who would have ever thought that an apple could hold the key to the secrets of the universe and our existence? Vedic mathematician and sacred geometrician, Jain 108 explains:...
A prayer to Little William (POEM)
posted by: Paul Rodney Turner
April 19, 2011
Little William, Little William, The little man of iron. Although cloaked as a boy, Your heart roared like a lion Your demeanor so cute, and yet your presence so tall. One could only wonder, where you got such balls!? Challenging anyone, who came your way....
The Power of a Mother’s Love in Cooking
posted by: Paul Rodney Turner
April 15, 2011
Excerpt from FOOD YOGA – Nourishing the Soul (formerly: The YOGA of EATING) by Priya Vrata God could not be everywhere, so he created mothers. – Jewish Proverb “A home-cooked meal prepared with a mother’s love is unparalleled in its ability to nourish both body and...
The Inner Artist (POEM)
posted by: Paul Rodney Turner
February 7, 2011
By Paul Turner (6/2/2011 Sydney, Australia) The artists’ quest to explore the heart, To learn of Self – sets them apart, From the fodder of public and depravity, Who wallow in arcades of debauchery. Surrendering their souls to the noble truth, That life is for...