>>Bill: Morris Siegel was a
street person in Los Angeles.
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He lived like most street people
roaming about in back alleys,
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sleeping out-of-doors, carrying
everything he owned in an old
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shopping cart. He was found in
an alley, dead of natural
causes, perhaps heart trouble.
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The interesting thing about
Morris is that he had $207,421
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in the bank at
the time of his death.
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It seems that Morris' father
died and left him the money ten
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years earlier.
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When Morris did not claim
it, the Division of Unclaimed
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Property tracked him down, and
his family forced him to accept
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it. He took only enough of the
money to buy an old car, where
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he slept in bad weather.
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Relatives rented an apartment
for him, but he never went
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there. He died December 14,
1989, with three dollars in his
pocket and an untouched
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fortune in the bank.
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>>Bill: As Jesus started on
his way, a man ran up to him and
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fell on his knees before him.
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"Good teacher," he asked, "what
must I do to inherit eternal
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life?" Mark 10: 17 - 23
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That's a tough teaching,
especially for a generation that
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has to rent out mini-warehouses
in order to store all their
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stuff. But there it is.
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Money is a big
deal in our lives.
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Let's confess it.
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We like nice things.
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We like things that
are new, things that work.
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How many have been lusting
after a new flat-screen plasma
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television?
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How many wouldn't like to
replace slightly-worn living
room furniture with
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something much more attractive?
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We like nice things, and in
order to have nice things we've
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got to have money.
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But Jesus is warning us that
money can ensnare us and
separate us from God.
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Preacher Dr. Harry Emerson
Fosdick once said something
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quite profound.
And we know it's true.
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But it's our culture.
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And it is very difficult to
cut ourselves loose from our
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cultural obsession with things.
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There is a story about an old
monk who has been mentoring a
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young disciple.
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Believing that he has the
ability to be on his own, the
monk allows the boy to
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live in a lean-to
near the river bank.
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Each night, happy as a lark,
the young disciple puts out his
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loincloth, his
only possession, to dry.
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One morning he is dismayed
to find that it has been torn to
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shreds by rats. So he begs
for a second loincloth from the
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villagers. When the rats come to
destroy that one, he gets a cat
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to keep the rats away.
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But now he has to beg not only
for food but also for milk for
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the cat. To get
around that, he buys a cow.
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But then he has to
seek food for the cow.
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He concludes, finally, that it
would be easier to work the land
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around his hut, so he leaves off
his prayers and meditations, and
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commits himself to
growing crops to feed the cow.
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The operation expands.
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He hires workers.
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He marries a wife who keeps
the household running smoothly.
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Pretty soon he is one of
the wealthiest people in the
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village. Several years later the
monk comes back to find a
mansion where the lean-to
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had been.
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"What is the meaning of this?"
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the monk asks.
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The disciple replies, "Holy
Father, there was no other way
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for me to keep my loincloth."
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In the Hebrew tradition, wealthy
people were the ones who could
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spend time reading the
scriptures and praying.
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In Fiddler on the
Roof, Tevye sings,
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But that's not what
is happening with us.
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The more stuff we have,
the less time we have for God.
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How can we disentangle ourselves
from the social pressures as
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well as the inner greed that
causes us to fill our lives with
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material things? First of all,
we need to take control of our
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finances. Many families are
putting themselves under
unnecessary pressure
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because of finances
that are out of control.
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A father gave his daughter a
generous weekly allowance, on
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the condition that she kept good
records of how she spent the
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money. At the end of the month,
the dad was going to check on
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how she spent the money.
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When he checked on how she did,
he was delighted that she had
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kept good records. But he came
across several items that were
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listed as TLOK. In fact, about
1/5 of her money was listed this
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way. He asked
her what TLOK meant.
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She said, "Well, it's this way.
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Sometimes I did not jot
down the amounts I spent.
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When I sat down to try to jot
down all that I spent, I
couldn't for the life of
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me remember where I
had spent all that money.
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I couldn't make my accounts
balance, so I placed several
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dollars under TLOK."
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The father said,
"But what does it mean?"
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She said it means,
"The Lord Only Knows!"
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I suspect that a lot of families
live by the TLOK method of
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bookkeeping. We really
don't know where the money goes.
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Some need to cut
up their credit cards.
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Some need to cut
back on eating out.
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Some need to sit down with a
credit counselor and ge out of
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debt. Letting our finances
get out of control can quickly
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become a spiritual problem.
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It can place an unnecessary
burden on our marriage, on our
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family life, even on
our heart and emotions.
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Take control of your finances.
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Two.
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Take control of your desires.
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This one is a
little more challenging.
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Ask yourself, what would really
improve your quality of life?
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Often the things that will
improve our lives are available
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without a great outlay of money.
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A couple of years back, a
book came out titled Trading Up.
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This book traced the roots of
some of our misconceptions about
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wealth.
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The 1950s were a time of
increasing prosperity in the
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United States. But even as
personal wealth grew, spending
habits changed little.
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The primary reason why
Americans didn't become instant
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shopaholics, according
to these authors, is guilt.
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This was a generation raised on
hard work, thrift, and personal
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sacrifice.
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When marketers realized
the potential wealth that was
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accumulating in Americans'
pockets, they changed their
advertising campaigns to
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encourage more spending.
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In other words, advertisers
sold us a picture of the good
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life--that it consisted of the
possessions that we accumulate.
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And many bought into it.
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How do you escape the trap?
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Think about the really
pleasurable times in your life.
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Was money really
necessary to your enjoyment?
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For example, most of
us need more exercise.
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How about, rather than sitting
all evening in front of the TV,
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we resolve to take a walk
each evening with our spouse?
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The time spent together can
be most pleasurable, as well as
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being healthier than being
a couch potato all evening.
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Are there people
you enjoy being around?
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Some people get involved in
church-- because they enjoy the
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give and take of being
with other like-minded people.
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The method will differ for each
of us, but we don't have to move
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in lock-step with the
materialistic society around us.
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If we set our minds to it,
we can find alternatives to a
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lifestyle that
requires constant accumulation.
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Finally, and most important,
remember that in our finances as
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well as everything
else, God comes first.
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If anything in life comes before
God, then we are not following
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Jesus Christ.
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If we can buy season hockey
tickets, but cannot tithe, we
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have a spiritual problem.
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If we can make a payment on a
nicer home, but cannot meet our
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responsibilities to the church
and to the poor, we are
worshiping mammon and
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not God.
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That's tough talk, I know, I owe
it to you to tell it like it is.
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All that I am, all that I have
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I lay them down
before you, O Lord.
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All my regrets
and all my acclaim,
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The joy and the pain,
I'm making them yours.
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Lord, I offer my life to you;
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Everything I've been through,
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Use it for your glory.
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Lord, I offer my days to you,
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Lifting my praise to you
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As a pleasing sacrifice;
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Lord, I offer you my life.
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Things in the
past, things yet unseen,
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Wishes and dreams
that are yet to come true.
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All of my hopes
and all of my plans,
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My heart and my
hand are lifted to you.
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Lord, I offer my life to you;
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Everything I've been through,
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Use it for your glory.
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Lord, I offer my days to you,
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Lifting my praise to you
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As a pleasing sacrifice;
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Lord, I offer you my life.
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Lord, I offer you my life.
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My life.
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>>Bill: Let us pray.
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Gracious loving heavenly father,
we thank you for the countless
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blessings that you give
each and every one of us.
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We thank you for life, we thank
you for your mercy, we thank you
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for your grace.
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And at this time, we think
of those that may be suffering
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under the burden of
financial pressures.
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Father, may they put
you first in their life.
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May they seek the kingdom of God
first and realize in Jesus, all
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of their needs can be fulfilled,
for in his name we pray, amen.
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>>Bev: Hi, everyone.
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You've been hearing me talk
about eating more raw,
plants-based foods,
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and today, I've got three super,
super-easy, delicious ways to do
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just that.
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Eating more raw food is a
powerfully effective way to
improve your health
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dramatically.
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I'm talking about clearer skin,
improved eyesight, reversal of
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chronic diseases
including cancer.
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In fact, studies show that
eating raw, fresh fruits and
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vegetables is more effective at
keeping us healthy than taking
supplements that have a
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limited number
of phytochemicals.
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There are just so many
phytochemicals in vegetables and
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fruits that haven't been
discovered as yet and they all
work in beautiful synergy
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together.
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So I have here the dynamic
cookbook Eat Raw, Eat Well by my
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friend and chef
extraordinaire, Douglas McNish.
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And today, I'm going to
show you his trio of pastas.
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I'm just going to
adapt them a little bit.
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You will not believe how
fast and easy raw pasta can be.
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And I know you're
thinking, "Raw pasta?
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" Watch and see.
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First, we'll do the zucchini
noodles and I'll add a little
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tomato sauce to it.
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All you need for this is a
zucchini and a nifty little
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kitchen appliance
called a Spiralizer.
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Zucchinis are a fantastic
alternative to wheat pasta
because there's so few
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calories in the zucchini.
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One cup has
only twenty calories.
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There's no fat, no cholesterol,
very little sodium, plus there
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is vitamins A, C, some of the
B vitamins, and minerals calcium
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and iron. You can substitute
carrots, beets, parsnips, or
sweet potatoes for the
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zucchini.
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Let me demo it for you.
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You just have to insert
the zucchini into this little
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apparatus here. And, using
manual labour. actually, I'll do
it this way so you can see it
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better. you just
have to crank that out.
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And you see, pasta.
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Beautiful.
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I'm going to just add
that to my little stash there.
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So that is zucchini pasta.
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How easy was that?
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Be careful with salt-containing
toppings, though, when it comes
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to zucchini, because salt
can take the water out of the
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zucchini. So let me
place this over here.
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And I'm just going to put the
zucchini on this plate here and
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add a nice, fresh
tomato sauce to it.
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Doesn't that look yummy already?
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Beautiful.
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Okay, so next,
carrot fettuccini.
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And all you need for this
is your carrot and a vegetable
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peeler and a sharp knife.
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This is so easy.
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All you're doing is using your
vegetable peeler and doing that.
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Nice and easy.
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And if you wanted to. I won't
do it this time 'cause these are
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pretty small.
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But if you wanted to, you would
then stack these up and then
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just kind of cut them in half.
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But these ones are a
nice, small size anyway.
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And what I've done here, I've
got some already marinating, I
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added a little bit of vegetable
oil and then a little bit of
lemon, and the lemon is
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going to soften them up
beautifully and a little bit of
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sea salt. Carrots, as we all
know, are an excellent source of
vitamins A, the Bs, C, and
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K.
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And again, there's
no fats, no cholesterol.
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There is
potassium, calcium, and iron.
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And although carrots are high in
natural sugars, one cup of raw
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carrots only has
fifty-two calories.
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So here we go.
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I'm going to soften this up.
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The lemon softens it.
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And look, doesn't
it look like pasta?
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Here we go.
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I'm going to plate this.
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Look at that.
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The colours are so gorgeous.
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Beautiful.
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And what you could do is to use
a little bit of pesto and you
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could actually just
kind of pesto that in.
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Isn't that gorgeous?
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Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful.
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Okay.
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The third one, and this one
will amaze you, I'm sure, beets.
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I'm going to make beet ravioli
with a red pepper, dill, and
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cashew ricotta cheese.
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Okay.
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We've got here the mandolin.
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The good thing about all
of this is, it's all vegan.
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It's wonderful.
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Beets are
fantastic for your liver.
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They are wonderful for their
antioxidant, anti-inflammatory,
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and detoxifying properties.
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When you're using beets, be sure
to also use the beet greens, as
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they're loaded
with great nutrition.
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So for this recipe, for the beet
recipe, all we need to make this
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ravioli are some
beets and a mandolin.
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Now, your mom probably bought
one of these, like my mom did,
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years ago. So I've got my
beet already stuck on here.
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And I hope this is
going to work nicely.
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Let me get rid of that.
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All you're going to do is slide
it like so to get a nice, thin.
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there we go. Beautiful.
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Nice, thin slices.
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And I have some already in here.
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They've been marinating.
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Again, just a little bit of
olive oil and some of that lemon
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juice because the lemon
juice helps to soften it.
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And also, some of the sea
salt is going to soften it up.
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So what we're going
to do is. watch this.
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I'm going to take that and see
how it's nice and pliable now,
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very pliable. And
I'll take another one.
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No, let's get a better one.
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Ah, this one will do.
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Okay, what we're going to do is,
I've got this wonderful cheese
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that I've made from cashews
and dill and other nice things.
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We're going to put a little
bit in the middle like a regular
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ravioli and then we're going to
cover it with the second beet.
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And see how pliable it is.
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Just like so.
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And so you've got your ravioli.
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Put that there.
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Let's make another one to
round it out there on the plate.
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Okay.
00:24:43.06\00:24:47.56
And I'm just going to put
a little bit of the cashew,
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ricotta cheese, and then
we'll cover it with this guy.
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Beautiful.
00:24:57.90\00:25:01.23
Look at that.
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You've got
yourself some raw pasta.
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See how fast and
easy all of that was?
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With wheat pasta,
you'd still be boiling it.
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Doing it the raw way means
there's no loss of antioxidants,
00:25:14.86\00:25:18.03
no loss of
vitamins, minerals, or fiber.
00:25:18.03\00:25:20.93
And look how beautiful. I'm just
going to wipe my hands on these
00:25:20.93\00:25:26.30
leaves to get rid of the red.
look how beautiful the colours
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are. You've got the red of the
beets, the orange of the carrot,
00:25:28.73\00:25:31.60
the red of the chunky tomatoes
with the gorgeous green of the
00:25:31.60\00:25:37.10
zucchini. Isn't God so good at
providing mouth-watering,
nutritious food for us?
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I hope you'll be
inspired to eat more raw foods.
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I'll see you next time.
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