yeah, it is always the same, me and mango

we are enjoying very sweet australian summer fruits, it is always an exciting experience, either we drink or eat our raw fresh fruit meals. i always love sharing fruit with others, especially with my sweet mango, he is a true fruitarian like me, and we share the fruit spirit. it is a delight for me to look in to the eyes of another fruitarian. mango is my mirror. when i look at him i see myself. it is a pure delight to touch the skin of another fruitarian. surely it is not only fruit alone that twines us together. to speak for myself mango is perfect for me. as soon as i met him (on the internet first), i could see myself in him. i knew he is the ONE for me. till today his website remains to be my most favorite one.

...yeah, it is always the same, me and mango we are enjoying very sweet australian summer fruits, and since the last post we shared many many and many very sweet juicy and delicious mangoes, as is or blended, some very mysterious and satisfying durians, heaps of white nectarines full of living juice and yumminess, yeah, they just melted, it was like eating juice. white nectarines are one of my favorite fruits, and i could live solely on them for days/weeks... oh, with sweet raw fruit, eating is truly a heavenly experience for me... we were drinking very tasty oranges, and green grapes, eating pealed tomatoes and lebanese cucumbers with some sweet or hot or hot hot hot chillies. avos, only mango. some juicy and almost black cherries, and another fruit i love so much red paw paw.

we were also swimming in the ocean, relaxing under the hot sun, and that is also much more fruitarian fun, when mango is around.

markets are more fun since we are in a better place.

i am still reading anna karenina

visiting friends, singing and some drawing, cleaning, washing, driving, walking, ringing my mum, reading on the net, etc... still, not much writing.

i just started tonight, to test drive a new (second hand) key board, which mango found, and i cannot stop, first i was writing some of my thoughts in czech, and then i jumped here...yeah, it is easy with my spaceship, but truly, i would be lost without sweet mango, at times, he navigates me, or even takes over, pushing the right buttons, taking me the places i want to be.

well, i had 2 avos, a few days ago, and voila, i was sick so i drank aloe, a few hours later i went to sleep and in the morning i was feeling even more sick, and i was constipated. i thought i was going to throw up, and i had to drink aloe twice and soon after the second time i fell asleep, and i slept in peace like a baby for 2 hours and shortly after i woke up the constipation left me and i was healed. oh, i thought i may try to have some avo, and see what happens, and i learned that my body is fully rejecting it. i feel like my fruitarian path has reached a new level. wow, to amazing raw fresh fruit. yum, yum, yum... so yummy and perfect. it takes me to magic places.

life is beautiful

enjoying delicious raw fresh fruit as always

each meal is yummy and exciting, oh, i am so lucky that i was/am always in love with raw fresh fruit, and that this fruit love of mine revealed a new world for me. i love the love simplicity and truth i am receiving from the raw fresh fruit spirit. every fruit meal since i can remember was always very special and nothing else could give me such satisfaction as tasty sweet and magic raw fresh fruit.

yeah, me and mango we are sharing our love for fruit. and as always when mango season is on, it becomes our staple food. some days we have just mangoes, as is or blended, and there are only a few mango free days. since my last blog post, we've enjoyed heaps of mangoes, and a lot of pealed lebanese cucumbers and tomatoes, avos, (by mango only i am still avo free and enjoying the lightness and super digestion) heavenly white nectarines and peaches, amazing durians (for the first time ever for me and mango: one durian had some segments where each mouthful had a different citrus flavour, it was the best citrus i have ever tasted. oh, yum, yum, yum, i love durian. yum. no other fruit gives me such exciting flavours and aromas.

tonight we broke our mono fruit drinking feast, after 10 days of raw fresh fruit drinking we both felt it was time to chew on something and so we had some pealed and grated lebanese cucumbers and soon after some sweet tamarind. yeah, that was a true delight for me, as i was craving a sweet fruit after the whole day on watermelon skin /only me/ or cucumber juices. yesterday was a watermelon juice day, i was drinking the skin as well, and maybe lib cucumber juice once. we were drinking mainly watermelons throughout most of our fruit drinking feast, the first few days were mango drinks only, and just when we finished all of our mangoes, on the return from somewhere we found a sweet surprise gift (a box of mangoes) from one of our friendly neighbours behind our shoebox door. and they were so delicious we drank them for 2 whole days.

on the sunday while selling brick a brack at our local markets we drank raw fresh orange juice, each time from one or two oranges, about 3 - 4 times, but around 2pm we run out of oranges and i was on and off hungry till we returned back to our shoebox, and shared a very tasty durian, oh, heavens, thankyou for such delight. later on we had lib cucumber juice.

markets were great, we are in a new and more busy location. this sunday we also ended up talking to two of our customers about our fruitarian lifestyle and they were amazed and they knew it was the best thing to eat raw fresh fruit only, and they never asked as usually people do about protein etc. it was awesome to see their understanding and excitement about it. we had a very fruitful fruity conversation and then i told them my age(52) and both ladies were truly surprised and both told me that they thought that i was in my early 30's, and they were staring at me with amazement. in times like this i feel very happy, because i am sure that the seed landed in good soil. oh, yeah, they also adored our lean bodies, and yet, for some we may be way too skinny. the truth is my skinniness is getting mainly compliments.

surely, life with raw fresh fruit is sweet.

i have been reading a bit, currently anna karenina from leo tolstoy. and i am impressed. also tonight i opened the bible and the first words my eyes glanced on were clearly talking to me.

oh, i love my fruitful life. even more so since i am sharing it with my sweet fruitarian friend mango. yes, we are living under one roof for a while now (3 years in may) and loving it.

love is

we broke the liquefied raw fresh fruit feast

on the tenth day. first me and mango enjoyed a very sweet watermelon drink and when we arrived home from fruit shopping we shared a creamy and yummy durian. enjoyed ok apricots, and amazingly tasty drink from pealed white peaches and orange, definitely another one to remember. i love drinking or eating very sweet white peaches and nectarines. i love the summer fruit season. we also ate pealed lebanese cucumbers and tomatoes. mango had his with avo. he had one avo while shopping and a few much later, i had durian.

yes, i am avocado free for about a month now and free from cravings. i am getting more giggly as time goes, yes, that is what i was missing at times...me avocado free.

since purely for ethical reasons i decided to live on raw fresh fruit i never look back. the fruitarian lifestyle fully satisfies me. i love who i am, the way i feel and i love to be. i am happy that i found the fruitarian lifestyle within me and not in some confusing diet books. raw fresh fruit is me, my nature, my spirit.

i love to choose all my fruit and i let only people i know including myself prepare it for me. i do not eat/drink fruit in any public place like juice bars, restaurants and so on. when i am food socialising i take my own fruit and eat it or i do not eat at all. or i eat from fruit trees. mango is the only person i let choose fruit for me. of course at times i have to make exceptions, like on long flights to europe, but i usually eat very little from an already very little meal, as most fruit provided is not ready yet.. so i always take my fruit on board with me and enjoy! or in some rare instances i have to ask someone to get some fruit for me.

today we bought 3 trays of mangoes, 3 durians, white peaches 8kg, lychees 1kg, apricots 2kg, 5 bananas, a box of valencia oranges, lebanese cucumber 3kg, tomato 2kg and avo 3kg

i love fruit and i am blessed to have sweet fruitarian mango to share it with.

life is




one of my favorite fruits - mangosteen thailand 06

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today is the 9th day of our raw fresh fruit drinking feast

and it is a great and special experience as always.

this time i noticed that while we are doing mixed fruit drinks instead of mono, we both need less fruit to drink. it even makes sense to me, because with more variety there is more nutrition. more nutrition means more food.

me and mango we were drinking mainly mango and orange, mango orange and banana, mango orange and grapefruit, mango orange grapefruit and banana, and almost every night tomato lebanese cucumber and hot chili. all delicious.yum. yum. yum. yesterday we had for our 4pm breakfast magic durian, it was frozen and we did not want to wait until the next day, so mango took all the edible segments out from the spiky shell and after he removed the seeds, he blended it into the perfect and most tasty ice-cream, oh, heavens that was the best eating experience for me, as always when i am eating durian de luxe, the heavenly fruit, always new and exiting, the king of fruit. perfect baby food. perfect food for all...yum,yum,yum, i love durian.

later on we had a sweet watermelon drink and much much later juice from one orange(mango) and two oranges(me)

time flies, and lately even faster than ever, 3hours seems like 10 minutes, and i am often amazed when i look at the clock and see the "real" time. i was even suspicious that our clock is too fast, but the computer said no...i was happy, i love to be lost in time, clueless what time or day it is, when one day feels like a thousand years and a thousand years as a day...

i also like when magic happens. it occurs often. this sunday, toward the end of the markets, i was thinking  oh, surprisingly it looks like the soft toys do not sell well, so i may give it a few more weeks chance and if nothing changes, we may sell them almost for free...i did not worry about anything, i was in peace with what ever...but soon after someone came and bought a lot of toys to send for some children in thailand. and soon after we were given some new stuff from a lady who had finished selling at the markets, she said she knew us from seeing us at the place where me and mango are getting most of our heavenly fruits.

and one of our regular customers said she would donate us some stuff she does not want any more...

so magic is arriving to us from all directions and me and mango we also decided to do the markets every no raining sunday till we leave sydney, and we booked a different permanent site on which we both made the same choice.

yeah, we had a very good and sunny time at our local  sunday markets. i even waake up naturally on time.

life is beautiful

this month, we began with our raw fresh fruit drinking feast

a bit later than usual, because on the 4th we went on a community bus trip to see some countryside, visiting some waterfalls, but this is a story for another time. me and mango agree that once freshly made juice is made it should be drank straight away, so we never bottle our juices for later, and it would be awkward to make juice on the bus so some sweet yummy fruits were organised for us.

so yesterday was our second raw fresh fruit drinking day, and we shared and enjoyed watermelon 4 times, mango orange grapefruit once, mango orange once, cucumber tomato chili once. all half a litre and all very yummy.

and on the previous days we were mainly drinking mango orange or mango orange grapefruit mix, eating lots of very sweet and juicy mangoes, pineapple, cherries, lychees, apricots, pealed tomatoes and libanise cucumbers, and some hot or not so hot chilies. mango avos, i am still avo free for about 2 weeks now, and i LOVE it. and of course the magic durian. mango had few weeks durian break and i had about 2-3 a week, then we shared few together. we slow down on durians only for economical reasons. durian is expensive and we are saving


for a trip around magic land of oz (australia), mango suggested it and i agreed with him, as this is one of my dreams for a long time, so let's see what happens. mango said that once we have our land he would like to be there with our baby fruit trees, and not traveling for a long time. and traveling around oz could take us almost a year, as oz is a big country with so much to see...wow...we also love to see tropical western australia, before we decide to settle, we may like it and end up living there instead of far north queensland...

summer is hot and today is raining, the garden is happy and growing well, so are we.

life is sweet 

sunday market recycling

is a great way to save some human and land resources and make some pocket money. me and mango we skipped the previous sunday as it was cold and rainy, but the sunday after was a very hot and sunny day, the sun was so strong, that my forehead got sunburned. yeah, it happens to me sometimes that i get sunburned especially when i do not move enough while in the sun, but i never make a big deal from it because i have and apply my magic fresh aloe vera plants with it's healing and pain killing powers when it is needed.

it is not only recycling i like about the sunday markets. it is also interaction with others, i find it very interesting, educational and entertaining. mango seems to have a good time as well, and we make a great team.

this sunday we were more hungry than usual and we shared twice some very sweet fresh and yummy nectarines and later on raw fresh orange juice made on the spot by mango. after markets we enjoyed mango orange drinks and then tomato with lebanese cucumber pealed and chopped for me and the same with avo for mango. yes, i am still off the yummy avocados, because my body mind and spirit say no to them. yes, taste buds say yes, but i say no.

summer time is here and we love it.



yummy mango at kingsford markets



and me...come and see us :)

my mum made me happy

i rang her last night and she told me she was busy and she had only 20 minutes for me, i said i am glad she had some time for me and as it happened we ended up talking for 80 minutes. she spoke to me about her secrets, our family, friends, and she also gave me a report on what she is eating and how she feels. years back, when she was telling me how sick she was i used to tell her how only changing her eating habits could save her. oh, she would get at times angry at me, and told me one day to stop nagging her. so i thought well, the truth is that she has heard it all, so i thought i will just stop telling her, which i did, and from that time on when she complained about her health, i just said i am sorry to hear that, i would not say much more...only a few times i told her to cut the fat out. she did not like it...yes, because she loves the fat. i understand it is not easy for her.

well, after some time, she began voluntarily to give me reports on what she was eating, and how she felt after her meals without me asking, and i always praised her positive fruity progress. yes, magic sweet fruit is increasing in her diet. and finally i am hearing what i wished to hear for such a long time, last night she said to me, "oh, a few days ago i sinned" then she paused and i was thinking i wonder what this is about, not showing any curiosity, waiting in silent excitement for her confesion...not for long, in a few seconds she continued: "i ate some stroganof i made, i had only a little bit, and very soon after i felt very sick, i could feel how much fat there was, how heavy it was, and even when i had only steamed chicken breast with vegetables i felt sick after that as well, so i think i cannot eat meat any more..." oh, how i was happy to hear that her body is saying no to meat and heavy fatty foods. i knew it would happen, as she is now eating mainly raw fresh fruit and raw or cooked vegetables for about the last 7 months and she lost over 10 kg. so i explained to her what is happening and that that is very good news, as her body is stronger now and quicker to recognise and reject highly toxic "food". what she is telling me makes sense to me and i believe her. but when i hear or read somewhere stories like that someone was fasting for 40 days and then had a steak and felt great, but after eating banana was feeling sick, it is clear to me that that is a statement of pure nonsense. just like most of the info on what and how to eat/drink i have ever seen. no wonder almost everyone is so confused, there is so little truth, and so much misleading information.

those who knows the truth, recognises the lie. truth/clear mind opens eyes, lie/confusion closes them.

my mum is 72 and it seems like her life just began
my mum is 72 and she feels like her life just began
my mum is 72 and her goal is to live a long healthy and peaceful life
she is my sweet mum.

and she now boasts to others, about how i helped her, advising them to eat more fruit and veg. 



i am enjoying summer watermelon