Rosh Hashanah,
which can literally be translated as
The Beginning of The Change,
starts this process of our inner growth and development. As made clear by Rambam's
healthy living suggestions,
our physical health is directly connected to our inner
growth and development.
He states, "Since having a healthy and whole body is integral to Divine service,
as it is impossible to understand or know anything about the Creator's wisdom
when one is sick, a person must therefore stay far from things which
destroy the body and accustom himself to things which preserve one's health."1
Similarly, the Ramban says “It is well known that the level in which
a person
functions will be in accordance to their diet.”2
In
our world today, there are countless options for what's called a healthy diet.
As you already know, many of these diet-fads even have conflicting ideas about
how to eat and manage our health. So then how do you know which diet is best for
you? JewishYearDiet.comreveals
that many of these diets have relevance in their proper time and place.
JewishYearDiet.com will
also guide you through the progression of the Jewish Year by showing how each
Parsha Hashavuah (weekly Torah reading) gives clear hints pertaining to the development
of our soul and our diet changes as well.