The mission of Food for Life Global, which I direct, transcends simply “feeding the poor.” Our goal is to unite the world through the distribution of pure vegan food, fostering a sense of global community and spiritual equality.. This universal objective is rooted in the...
Category: Vegan
Gratitude: The Ultimate Gift
posted by: Paul Rodney Turner
December 17, 2014
Typically, when we think of exchanging gifts, it is all about the material acquisition of stuff that at a certain point in time becomes useless stuff, and we either throw it away or donate it to a thrift store. But what if we could gift...
The Stain on the Vegan Diet – B12 deficiency. The Solution may Surprise you.
posted by: Paul Rodney Turner
December 13, 2014
[Updated July 2015 from an original post in April 2014] Bullshit! Yes, actually that’s it. Well, that and cow shit usually referred to as cow dung. You see, despite the obvious merit of choosing to be a vegan, which essentially means avoiding all foods, clothing...
Is Ahimsa Dairy Truly Non-Violent?
posted by: Paul Rodney Turner
November 14, 2014
A while back I was alerted to the fact that the standards of the Ahimsa Dairy Foundation in the United Kingdom was far from non-violent and in fact was supporting practices that were very much violent towards innocent cows. I, like many consumers in the...
12 day Nepal Adventure with the Food Yogi April 3 – 14
posted by: Paul Rodney Turner
October 15, 2014
Join the Food Yogi for this exclusive trek in Nepal in 2015 I have teamed up with Bohemian tours to put on an exciting trek in Nepal. I have traveled to 65 countries in the last 30 years and have seen so many amazing places and...
Honoring Gandhi’s Birthday: Actions for Peace
posted by: Paul Rodney Turner
October 2, 2014
SOURCE: FFL.ORG Today, we celebrate the birth of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, a pivotal figure in the Indian independence movement and a global symbol of non-violence. Born on October 2, 1869, Gandhi’s legacy continues to inspire peace and justice movements worldwide. and influential men of the...
Compassionate Teachings of Saint Francis in Colombia
posted by: Paul Rodney Turner
September 20, 2014
Source: Food for Life Global There are basically two distinct schools of Christian thought: The Aristotelian-Thomistic school and the Augustinian-Franciscan school. The Aristotelian-Thomistic school teaches that animals are here for our pleasure—they have no independent purpose. We can eat them; torture them in laboratories –...
Discovering Spiritual Equality in the Pitt Family
posted by: Paul Rodney Turner
September 5, 2014
I love this family for a few reasons: 1) They have made a point of The Pitt family is committed to celebrating diversity and recognizing the spiritual equality inherent in every human soul. This core belief drives their actions and interactions, fostering a world where...
Food Yogi featured chef at Bogota Food and Wine Festival
posted by: Paul Rodney Turner
September 1, 2014
I was chosen as one of the special guest chefs at the Food & Wine festival in Bogota, Colombia (August 27-31). The festival is held all over the world and has been held in Bogota the last 3 years. There were 40 International chefs to participate...
An Animal Sanctuary that touches the core of what Saint Francis of Assisi taught
posted by: Paul Rodney Turner
August 21, 2014
I rarely endorse projects that are not my own, so this is one I fully believe in and think is well worthy of support. Check out their web site: www.julianasanimalsanctuary.org/ And their IndieGoGo Crowdfunding Campaign: http://igg.me/at/saveanimalsnow