人生有多少個十年?一般來說,我們兩隻手數得完。
挑出最珍貴的十年,我豪不猶豫的選中從事養生教育的第一個十年,也是開啟我全然信任身體的關鍵十年。
信任身體是一段過程,很難透過文字描述,那是一種逐漸堆疊起來的豐盛,印象中,身體不斷經由直覺傳輸訊息給我。
體會,從對照而來,來自親自輔導的學員,每個月一批人,體會到大家的迷失都很一致,就是沒有身體的視角,只有大腦的看見。
深化斷食是那一階段的重要養成,動機除了站在講台上的責任,就是清楚自己身體的狀況,身體藏汙納垢的實力被我詳實記錄。
別人說「凡走過必留下痕跡」,我補上「凡吃過必留下囤積」,「身體不處理食物就處理廢物」就是某一刻的感動紀錄。
How many decades do we have in a lifetime? Generally speaking, we can count them on both hands.
If I had to pick the most precious decade, I would, without hesitation, choose the first ten years I dedicated to health education. It was also the critical decade in which I fully learned to trust my body.
Trusting the body is a process, one that is difficult to describe in words. It is a richness that accumulates over time. Looking back, I recall how my body continuously transmitted messages to me through intuition.
Understanding comes through contrast, through personally guiding students—one batch after another, month after month. I came to realize that their confusion was strikingly similar: they lacked the body’s perspective and relied solely on what their minds could see.
Deepening my fasting practice was an essential part of my development during that phase. My motivation was twofold: fulfilling my responsibility as an educator and gaining a clear understanding of my own body’s condition. I meticulously recorded how my body stored toxins and impurities.
People say, “Wherever you go, you leave traces behind.” I would add, “Whatever you eat, you accumulate.” The insight that “if the body isn’t processing food, it is processing waste” became a profound realization for me.