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Question:He may be hinting at the idea that dwelling on the pleasures of taste in food blur your spiritual focus. If you eat quickly, you focus on the core purpose of eating: to nourish one's body. This may be his way of telling you what you need to do to clear your mind.

Best Answer - Chosen by Asker: He may be hinting at the idea that dwelling on the pleasures of taste in food blur your spiritual focus. If you eat quickly, you focus on the core purpose of eating: to nourish one's body. This may be his way of telling you what you need to do to clear your mind.

Balanced diet is good for body and soul as well. We need not go for tasty , spicy things.
Osho ( Acharya Rajneesh ) is Indian of course.

he's more like talking about the food for the soul and not the food to satisfy one's hunger....

OSHO......JAPANESE????
STOP EATING DUDE!!!

I don't know from where you get it.
But Osho never says that.

When Japanese eat food, they express their appreciation to everybody, saying "Itadaki masu."

When you appreciate farmers who produced rice and fishermen who caught fish for you, you can fully enjoy the taste of them, can't you?

This is the essence of the Japanese culture.