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                        |  |                                                                   | All food emanated from God. As it has come from the Divine (Brahman),  it should be offered to God and only then be taken. Then it becomes  Satwik food. There are many impurities associated with the grains and  vegetables you purchase. These impurities enter inside you. To remove  the various types of defects associated with food, offer it to the Lord  and then partake of it as Prasadam. When the food is offered to God (Naivedyam),  there will no longer be any defects in it. Meera was a great devotee of  Lord Krishna. She always offered everything to the Lord before  partaking it. When the Maharana asked his associates to give her very  strongly poisoned milk, Meera was unaware of it. As is her habit, she  offered the milk to Lord Krishna and took it, and remained unharmed.  Thus any type of food, once offered to the Lord will turn nectarous,  even if it is    poisonous. - Divine Discourse, 'My Dear Students', Vol 2, Ch 2. |  | 
                        | The  food that you eat must be pure, free from the subtle evils radiated by  the persons who purchased the materials, who cook the dishes and who  serve them. - Baba | 
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