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  • Title Third Week Classes

    Gain experience in preparing live foods that you can use at home. Practice advanced alpha state relaxation techniques. Explore the deep connection between your body, mind, and spirit.

    Sauerkraut instruction

    Make sauerkraut – shredded cabbage that has been fermented – to aid digestion.  

    Dehydrated foods 1 and 2

    Learn how to slowly remove moisture from fruits, vegetables and sprouts to preserve nutrition and flavor of foods using a dehydrator. Make nutritious crackers, pizza crusts, and snacks from live foods. (At OHI San Diego, this information is taught in two classes. At OHI Austin, this information is taught in one class.)  

    Entrees and buffet preparation

    Prepare a raw foods buffet and serve prepared foods to 2nd week guests.  

    Diet maintenance

    Learn how to transition to the OHI maintenance diet of 80% raw and 20% cooked food to maintain energy and vitality after completing the detoxification diet.  

    Body mind connection

    Learn how to use the relationship between your body and mind to positively influence the state of your health. Discover the difference between the conscious and subconscious mind and how positive thoughts and emotions promote healing. (Only at OHI San Diego)  

    Conscious breathing 2

    Practice conscious breathing techniques to integrate the body, mind, and spirit – generating a profound state of relaxation and increased energy. (Only at OHI San Diego)  

    Advanced alpha techniques

    Learn alpha state meditation techniques that can help you heal your body. Tap into your sub consciousness, access your creativity and intuition, visualize positive outcomes, and increase your awareness of God.
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Spiritual Disciplines

In the Judeo Christian tradition, spiritual disciplines are a means of receiving the grace of God. They enable us to do what we cannot do on our own. By practicing spiritual disciplines, we cultivate a life in which God can bring growth, change, and transformation. Typically, spiritual disciplines are divided into two categories – internal and external. Some examples are listed below:

Internal / abstinence

  • Solitude: Be absent from others so you can be present with God
  • Silence: Quiet your voice and the voices of others, so you can listen for the voice of God
  • Fasting: Be aware of yourself and the needs of others; focus your heart on God
  • Frugality: Remove your desire for luxury and devote your resources to serving God and others
  • Secrecy: Let go of external recognition and find acceptance from God
  • Sacrifice:Give up self-security and put total trust in God

External / engagement

  • Prayer: Converse with God : Ask, listen, and open your life to change
  • Study: Change your way of thinking, your way of knowing and pursue God's truth
  • Worship: Experience the greatness of God in everything and everybody
  • Celebration: Rejoice in the goodness of God and live your life in gratitude
  • Fellowship: Gather with others to share love, joy, and encouragement
  • Service: Serve others and free yourself from arrogance and judgment
  • Submission: Be honest, open, and accountable to God and others
  • Confession: Acknowledge your offenses and find freedom in forgiveness

Practicing spiritual disciplines helps affirm your belief in God, enabling you to witness transformation in yourself and others in a community of faith, hope, and love.