Do not be wise in words – be wise in deeds. Marcus Aurelius

“Right” might be the wrong word, an unskillful translation. It implies moral code and rules, which is not the true sense of the Eightfold Path. The “Eight Rights” are also taken together as simultaneous and equally vital — the way we can bring the Dharma into our every-day lives: 8 Rights: The Noble Eightfold Path — the Heart of the Buddha’s Teaching

Celestine Chua writes:

“Last week while conducting the third module of The Emotional Eating Course, I was sharing with the participants on the nature of food products today and how they are glorified through creative marketing. (I would know as I used to be a marketing major and worked in the fast-moving consumer goods industry.)

Take for example, Nutella. Some of you may love Nutella. I used to eat a lot of it. Spreading it on bread, licking it with the spoon, consuming it directly from the bottle. As a child, I remember the Nutella mini-packs marketed at kids that cost 20 or 50 cents (those were the times before massive inflation).

But did you know? Nutella is made up of over 70% sugar and palm oil. The largest ingredient is sugar, with more than 56% being sugar. Here is a visual representation of the ingredients in Nutella:

So when you eat Nutella, you’re really eating sugar and oil. If you don’t already know, sugar is a deeply problematic ingredient. Sugar intake has increased sharply over the last 100 years while diabetes-related deaths and diabetes prevalence rates have risen in parallel.

Go to the source for more: What Nutella Really Looks Like | Personal Excellence

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