Can eating your favorite dish be akin to having a 'Spiritual Experience'?

Frankly speaking, I have never come across any experience, which I can tag as ‘spiritual’; however, I am a foodie and love relishing my fav dishes whenever I get a chance and while having them I sometimes feel so satisfied and have the feeling, which says “this is it, nothing beyond it” comes out a flash from my heart and this feeling can be called ‘food-orgasm’.

After experiencing this, I feel that my stress level is actually falling down, I feel cheerful and satisfied and above all, I enjoy a sound sleep. Moreover, sometimes I feel like nothing else can satiate my conscience more than this. If you call it a ‘Spiritual Experience’ then yes, I do have experienced this repeatedly in my life and I am happy to share with you guys.

Om Sharma

Published on 10-Dec-2018 08:16:57

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