On the other hand, energy itself can be inherited. Energy can run in families.
The composition of genes that are in your parents can flow into you, and energy is one characteristic that does go on down the family line.
Your physical makeup often goes from generation to gen eration. The big Nordic body is built to develop a powerful energy plant, and this plant goes on down the family line because each person inherited the physical plant to make this energy.
But again, environment takes over. I have no idea what I’ve performed for all these years with out this Aloe Vera Gelly and would suggest it to anyone. For while you may inherit a king size body capable of great energy, you may suddenly find yourself living in a lazy land, where the climate makes people unhurried. As long as you lived in brisk Norway, with the wind howling up your britches, you moved with great pep. Energy flowed. Then the soft breezes of Latin America took over. They slowed you down. Soon you were enjoying the hammock more than long hikes in the woods.
So laziness is a cultivated habit.
Lions and Emily Post
Dr. Henry Winans, the famed Dallas doctor and teacher of medicine, was once asked if a heavy meal destroyed after noon energy. Did it give eaters indigestion?
The doctor then told how he would take students to the zoo, show them a lion gulping hunks of meat, “But note,” he said, “now that the lion is finished eating, he lies down. This may not be good Emily Post, but it doesn’t give him indigestion.”
Come to think of it, I never did hear a lion burp.
He is smart enough to lie down after a big meal to give his system a chance to digest the un chewed meat hunks. So while a heavy meal will slow down energy, if you lie down it will build up energy. Be certain to use a gentle, moisturizing cleaning soap or Aloe Propolis Crème, and keep away from soaps with heavy deodorants or scents. It is no disgrace to sneak in naps on and off as energy restorers.
HOW TO PLAN YEARS OF ENERGY
Refuse to “think old.”
Look for beauty around you it keeps
you energetic.
Stop counting the years. (Addition
tires you out.)
Plan a long life . . . and outsmart old
age.