I’m
convinced that there are a certain few special substances which are a divine
gift to mankind. Like honey. What can compare to honey? What can rival its
texture and colour, its smell and taste? If we had the ears to hear it, I just
know it would sound like sweet seduction. Honey is a feast for the senses, the
perfect ingredient, perfect accompaniment, and to top it all off, it’s actually
good for you!
What other
food is so exquisitely prepared by its makers; from ingredients found in
vessels of perfumed beauty? It is mixed into a heavenly amber concoction by
faithful workers whose sole ambition and focus is its production; created in an
atmosphere of dance and humming, and stored in perfect little handmade
containers, pure and practical as such a delicacy should demand. Honey never
spoils.
Honey is all
about love. Devotion gleams from its warm soft depths. No wonder it is held in
such high esteem by minds spiritual and scientific alike. Gurus cite it as an
aphrodisiac, healing agent and purifier. Nutritionists list it as an excellent cholesterol-free
source of energy and vitamins (including B6, thiamin, niacin,
riboflavin, pantothenic acid and certain amino acids and minerals including
calcium, copper, iron, magnesium, manganese, phosphorus, potassium, sodium and
zinc…wow huh?), dermatologists
will tell you it is good for the skin, and I … place it top of my list of
potions that bring the world into balance.
Have you
ever contemplated the patterns made by honey on your toast..or on your tummy?
Have you ever dipped the spoon in and wound the tail around and around as
though it were momentarily a sticky ball of yarn? Have you closed your eyes
while you put that honey spoon into your mouth and paused your busy schedule
for the seconds it takes the golden mass to melt into you? Have you tried honey
on your carrots, on your yoghurt, with your chicken, in your tea? Why ever not?
Hey…health
tip for a sweeter universe: don’t forget the honey!
2 Comments:
You paint an alluring, sunny, soft honey-scented post! And the song was delightful. His voice was part honey, part bee buzz :-)
I'm a long time honey addict Katherine.. he does have a nice voice huh?..AND he can whistle! :)
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