julie renee doering practicing good hobbit habits in the redwoods
Last year I had the great pleasure of meeting Sean Aston, the lovable gardener Sam in the Lord of the Rings Epic 16 hours of extended version film. The little Hobbits were the most loved and courageous individuals in the film and gave us many lessons in love and perseverance.
The Hobbits lived in a natural environment similar to the Keebler Elves. Hobbits and Elves have their energy systems balanced by nature. The scientific aspect of energy balancing from trees involves the simple process of balancing the negative and positive ions around the body. Restoring the healthy optimistic energy field that supports a feel good aura.
Setting out on their long journey adorably the Hobbits ask about wither Rider knows about first and second breakfast, onezees and twozees. The little Hobbits understand it is best to fuel the body five to seven times a daily, assisting the pancreas in blood sugar regulation as well as supporting a steady source of fuel to the body during waking hours. Small meals a couple hours apart are indeed the best choice for the body.
Another energy they understand is the natural energy of courage. The mental body can support energy and the infamous ‘second wind’. If you think, and you can feel it you will achieve it. If you think you have more energy, and you feel it, then you will have more energy.
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The volume of action and activity the hobbits were constantly displaying during the saga shows us they also knew about the natural energy that is fortified by strong active muscles. Muscles also provide a mental strength and fortify the emotions.
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