SHIVAMBU CHIKITSA OR MANAV MOOTRA: URINE FASTING IN BRIEF

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Salt content and Nitrogen content are the two most significant

variables in urine. When there is too much of either, I usually pour

some of my urine out, especially when there is too much salt. If I am

fasting, with no further intake of salt, I might drink it a little

more salty. And if there is no more Nitrogen (protein or feed grade

synthetic urea) intake, I would recycle it all. The only other

variable is how much water is in your body, which would determine how

often you urinate. My personal rule is, if I am urinating more than

once an hour, it puts a burden on the kidneys. One should then either

stop the intake of fluids (preferably), or pour off some of the urine

or sweat it out with heat. That solves the problem of the three

variables of urine: Percentage of salt, Nitrogen, and water.



Early in the fast, it is OK to pour off some urine, so that you won't

be recycling any undesirable chemicals, which are practically

unavoidable in the modern diet. As the fast progresses, one

eventually should recycle every drop. Like Jesus said: "It is not

what goes into a man which defiles him so much as what comes out of

him". And in the Nag Hammadi Gospels: "Of all the Father hath given

me, I let nothing escape". In the early stages, it is good to take

daily enemas, which will later be unnecessary. In the very late

stages of fasting, it is OK to take such nutrients which are pure,

liquid, or concentrated.



These supplements are from the three food groups: carbohydrates,

protein, and oils (fats). Carbohydrates can be blackstrap molasses,

raw honey, or fruit juices (preferably raw). Proteins are all

powders, except for milk, such as powdered Chlorella, Spirulina,

Blue-Green Algae, Soy, Brewers Yeast, and powdered milk. Oils are

Wheat Germ, Flax, Butter, or Cod Liver Oil. These rules apply also to

Tantrics, performing a "Double Hermetic Seal" between the two. Jai

Shiva Lingambu, Shiva-Shakti PrasadOm. - Dr. Jhani Picasso



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