chocolate

I love chocolate! no matter what THEY say! even osho ate chocolate, otherwise who could not go to sleep at night.

there are the people with knowledge and even yogis saying that chocolate blocks your nagi, your energy channels...

so is chocolate healthy or what? or not?

I believe that chocolate descended from the gods, cause it is so delicious and so tempting, like the amors arrow hitting you...

and indeed, it is true, chocolate came from the gods, i checked it,

I asked the google intelligence, and it delivered the information, that chocolate, cacao, was brought to the people through the god quezalcoatl, the fetheared serpent, whose return is awaited 2012, in asian myhtology its the seprent, the sleeping shiva and kundalini resting at the base of the spine, awaking around 2012...

daniel pinchback wrote about it in his book 2012 quezacoatl return of the feathered serpent...

Quetzalcoátl  brought the cocoa plant to the humans, so that they do not forget paradise eden, we once came from.....

that reminds me of the movie chocola with jonny depp,, where one woman and her daughter transformed a whole dogmatic town into a lolvlier society through chocolate!

Aztecs, mayan  got it first, chocolate comes from mexico and it was not allowed to everybody to consume it, 

and some breatherians prefer only chocolate and nothing else, because of the taste or just too lower the energy level to be able to sleep, cause breatharians are free from food and sleep also, but sometimes, when sitting in an airplane for 13 hours, one may wish to sleep , so they eat soothing chocolate:...

however, despite the battle,

chocolate was famous since the beginning, later mexican nun came upf with the idea  to add vanilla and sugar to the originally sour and bitter drink. so it became very sweet , indeed, over night...

at the end , for more information on chocolatre and history mystory

here one nice site on the world wide web i found

http://endlesscancun.blogspot.com/2011/04/chocolate-quetzalcoatls-gift-to-mexico.html

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