Jasmuheen

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Jasmuheen (born Ellen Greve) is a proponent of pranic nourishment or breatharianism, a belief that it is possible for a person to live without consuming food, and in some cases water, by subsisting on prana, the vital life force in Hinduism. She has been a controversial figure due to her advocacy of this lifestyle, which has been criticized by medical professionals and the media. Jasmuheen claims that her physical nourishment can come directly from the energy of light and that she lives on a few cups of tea and a small amount of liquid per day.

Biography[edit | edit source]

Jasmuheen was born in 1957 in Australia. Before becoming a leading figure in the breatharian movement, she worked in the financial sector. Her transition to breatharianism began in the 1990s, when she started to promote living on light as a way to improve health, enhance spirituality, and reduce world hunger. She has authored several books on the subject, including Living on Light: The Source of Nourishment for the New Millennium.

Breatharianism[edit | edit source]

The concept of breatharianism that Jasmuheen promotes is based on the idea that humans can be sustained solely by prana, or life energy, thereby making traditional food and liquid unnecessary. She claims that this lifestyle can lead to a variety of benefits, including improved health, increased energy levels, and a deeper spiritual connection. However, her teachings have been met with significant skepticism and criticism, particularly from the medical community, which warns of the dangers of attempting to live without food and water.

Controversy[edit | edit source]

Jasmuheen's claims have been subject to controversy and criticism. Critics argue that her diet claims are dangerous and can lead to serious health issues or even death. There have been reports of followers of the breatharian lifestyle suffering from malnutrition and starvation. Despite these criticisms, Jasmuheen continues to promote breatharianism through workshops, lectures, and publications.

Publications[edit | edit source]

Jasmuheen has written several books on breatharianism and related spiritual topics. Her works include:

  • Living on Light: The Source of Nourishment for the New Millennium
  • Pranic Nourishment - Nutrition for the New Millennium
  • The Food of Gods

Criticism and Response[edit | edit source]

The scientific community and medical professionals have widely criticized Jasmuheen's claims. Experts argue that it is biologically impossible for humans to live without food and water, as the body requires nutrients and hydration to function. In response to these criticisms, Jasmuheen has stated that her practices are misunderstood and that living on light is possible through proper preparation and alignment with spiritual energy.

Legacy[edit | edit source]

Despite the controversies surrounding her, Jasmuheen has maintained a following and continues to be a prominent figure in the breatharian movement. Her work has sparked a broader discussion on the limits of human potential and the intersection of spirituality and health.



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