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Beautiful red bell pepper sauce, juicy tomatoes, and mineral-rich microgreens
make a delicious, colorful, and simple snack, side dish, or whole meal.
Preparation time is so quick and easy, about 5 minutes. The inspiration for this
recipe came from Tanny Raw, a delightful, energetic, raw food educator with tons
of raw food videos for you to explore. She’s an advocate for raw food
dressings—whole foods that are blended into thick and creamy sauces for your
favorite soups, salads, breads, or dehydrator veggies like mushrooms and
zucchini.

Ingredients: Serves 4
Tomato slabs: 1-3 per person, depending on size of meal
1 cup celery, sliced
2 cups red bell pepper, seeds removed, chopped
1/3 cup leeks, sliced
6 oil cured sundried tomatoes
2 tablespoons coconut vinegar
3 tablespoons tahini
1 teaspoon paprika
1/4 teaspoon chipotle pepper
1/4 teaspoon freshly cracked black pepper
1 clove garlic
Microgreens of your choice for topping

Directions:
Rinse red bell pepper, celery, leeks, under cold water.
Trim celery parts that are wilted or dried out, and slice.
Cut open red bell pepper and remove seeds, and chop.
Slice leek, checking for dirt that can gather between layers (When you start to
get to the green part, you will often see dirt. This can still be used, just
rinse well.)
Place veggies, tahini, coconut vinegar, sundried tomatoes, paprika, garlic,
black pepper, and chipotle pepper into a blender or Vitamix.
Do not add any water! Using the tamper, push ingredients down into the whirling
blades, and blend until creamy smooth.
Transfer to a bowl.
Slice tomatoes into rounds and spoon on sauce.
Top with a sprinkling of microgreens.


The Little Story: Our Place in the Flow and Gratitude for Life

In one of my favorite artist’s book by Emily Carr, Hundreds and Thousands, she
wrote about an unexpected conversation she had with her chimney sweep one day.
He told her that her paintings did not belong to her—they belonged to the
people, to the world—and that her talent came from God and it flowed through
her, yet it was not "hers".

Her amazing life spanned from 1871 to 1945, and her art was often compared to
that of Vincent Van Gogh. Her work was some of the first to document the
wilderness of the West Coast of Canada and Vancouver Island, where she often
traveled to alone, and her greatest passion was the forest, as well as Native
American life and totem poles. Experiencing profound moments of deep
spirituality in nature, she aspired in her later years to be the purest conduit
possible for the vision of God to be expressed through her. She wrote: "I sat
staring, staring, staring—half lost, learning a new language or rather the same
language in a different dialect. So still were the big woods where I sat, sound
might not yet have been born."

The conversation with the chimney sweep got me contemplating about our purpose
in life, and the flow that moves through us—call it energy, God, consciousness,
the quantum field, divine expression, or any name that is used to describe this
creative force—to see more deeply how every living being has special gifts and
talents to share with the world, and, that these gifts and talents are not
"ours". I am reminded of Kalil Gibran’s book, The Prophet, who wrote that our
children come through us, yet they are not "ours".

Whenever I encounter a problem I am often amazed that there already exists a
solution, an answer! Either this comes to me by going within, or I discover that
whatever I need is already here. The universe has brought it through flow, and
it sparks so much gratitude in my heart. It’s marvelous, really, to know and
trust this—and to realized that we ourselves are a part of the solutions of the
world just by being who we are.

Clues abound to our special purpose: talents, hobbies, passions, things we are
attracted to, natural proclivities, and resonances. In everything I see and
experience, there is flow being carried out in any one of a billion different
ways—people being of service, giving of themselves, doing what they love in
their unique ways. Thus our world is created and sustained.

More and more, day by day, I see and experience how we are all connected through
the invisible threads that move us in the heartbeat of creation. We wish you a
beautiful holiday season, and to be in the creative flow of your unique and
wondrous life path. With a grateful heart, may all blessings be.


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Our lives,
so seemingly small,
ripple out
to the whole universe
as tiny whispers
like the sounds
of butterfly wings,
and the clear voice
of the living truth.
—J.L.D.

The Healing Feast is about:
healthful practices,
following our intuition,
& eating life-giving foods.

It's about:
transformation, joy,
inspiration, peace, gratitude,
and soulful beauty.

It's about:
living a life filled
with abundance and love,
& giving what is the best
within ourselves to the world.

"A smile from the heart is a gift to receive."
—JLD