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Introduction
Introduction
It’s no secret that the food we eat shapes our consciousness and there is plenty of research suggesting the kinds of foods to be eaten to elevate one’s consciousness and energy levels. Eating healthy, nutritious food (food with high vibration or energy) promotes a state of well being in which individuals can perform optimally. Often times even when we can afford to eat healthy food we are drawn to the fast food culture that is marketed heavily across media as it fits our “busy lifestyle”. It’s a choice we make that ultimately has adverse impact on our body and day to day performance.
It’s no secret that the food we eat shapes our consciousness and there is plenty of research suggesting the kinds of foods to be eaten to elevate one’s consciousness and energy levels. Eating healthy, nutritious food (food with high vibration or energy) promotes a state of well being in which individuals can perform optimally. Often times even when we can afford to eat healthy food we are drawn to the fast food culture that is marketed heavily across media as it fits our “busy lifestyle”. It’s a choice we make that ultimately has adverse impact on our body and day to day performance.
However, there’s a section of underprivileged population who unfortunately do not have the luxury of choice and are helpless to eat meals from the dollar menu at most of the fast food restaurants day in and day out as it’s a question of survival for them. These heavily processed foods are low in vibrational energy and impact the consciousness in a very negative manner that promotes lethargy and makes people succumb to vices easily. This contributes to the general perception that homeless people are lazy, drug addicts, etc… Values Plus Foundation understands that the food habits and the association these people have plays an important role in perpetuating this image rather than something being inherently wrong with these individuals.
In an effort to make a difference in these people’s lives, Values Plus Foundation has partnered with Family Supportive Housing organization to provide hygienically prepared healthy meals to homeless people through “Elevate Consciousness through Healthy Food (ECHF)” program. We believe in uplifting the underprivileged section of the population by enriching their lives so that they also get a chance to think and perform at their optimal best with the right consciousness. When connected with the right resources these individuals can realize their true potential and positively contribute to the society with an elevated consciousness. There have been many success stories of homeless people being able to turn around their lives and touch the lives of many other underprivileged people. Values Plus Foundation aims to be the organization that acts as a catalyst with the ECHF program in bringing about such positive change in the society.
Objective
To enrich the lives of underprivileged people by elevating their consciousness through providing healthy food so that they can have a positive impact on the society.
Current Activities
VPF has recently began working with Family Supportive Housing to provide healthy meals for underprivileged people. With more funding we aim to increase the frequency and supply food on a consistent basis to a larger number of families.
Future Scope
Just like a product functions best as per intended design, we as humans are designed to live in harmony with nature and to understand our true purpose of life. It’s a gift of nature that no other species of life has. To under the purpose of life and to live a meaningful lifestyle not only requires elevated consciousness, but also the right guidance and association, which we at VPF call Food for Soul. The ECHF program will be extended to provide food for the soul by educating individuals about concepts of life that will give a deeper understanding of who they are, and their purpose in life. The hope is that these individuals with elevated consciousness and a proper understanding of the purpose of life can inspire several others and make the society a better place.
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