Anu Aggarwal from Aashiqui: Fasting is Mindful Eating
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Mumbai, March 24 (NationPress) As many individuals engage in fasting during Navratri, 'Aashiqui' star Anu Aggarwal expressed her belief that what we often label as fasting is actually a form of mindful eating.
She highlighted that Navratri coincides with seasonal changes, which naturally slows down our bodily systems. Consuming lighter meals aids in maintaining health and shields the body against unnecessary infections and ailments.
On her official Instagram account, she stated, "What many refer to as fasting isn't fasting at all. It's about being conscious of what you consume and understanding what is beneficial for your body at any moment. By the way, I practice mindful cooking too! :) Navratri is a period when our systems tend to calm down, and consuming lighter, aligned foods supports that. (sic)"
Furthermore, Anu revealed that she has embraced mindful eating for several years.
"I've adhered to this practice for years now. Also, do you enjoy cooking? Let me know. When you cook with love, it carries profound benefits," she added.
She wrapped up her post with a warm wish for everyone, saying, "Happy Navratri!"
Sharing her culinary preferences during this period, Anu mentioned that Sabudana is a staple for her. Another favorite dish she enjoys during Navratri is mint chutney.
Anu remains highly active on social media, keeping her Instagram followers engaged with her thoughtful insights across a range of subjects.
Recently, she also shared a heartfelt reflection about her life-changing accident in 1999 and the healing journey that ensued.
She wrote, "People focused on my face, but it wasn't solely about that. My entire body underwent a significant upheaval. I experienced a lot."
She continued, "I dedicated myself to healing with great patience, acceptance, and joy. While people spoke about my face, the healing extended to my entire body."
Expressing her gratitude, she noted, "I feel incredibly thankful that I have, in a sense, healed miraculously. Yoga, discipline, patience, mindful living, faith in greater powers, and my ongoing work in compassion have been my greatest healers."