congregation departs no matter how the coherent vein

(moulded) or as sour
drinks such as yogurt and buttermilk, not to mention all the other
bizarre things which are considered to be delicacies. If it is not the
color (and it is not, because we drink wine, beer and fruit juice of
the same color);and if it is not the smell (and it is not, because we
consume considerable amounts of cheese which smell much worse) and if
it is not the temperature, then perhaps it is the taste. How many
people do you know who have drunk enough urine to really know what it
tastes like? Probably not too many. Those who regularly drink their
own urine say it. But taking urine into your mouth might be too big a
step to begin with. Rubbing a drop into the and first smelling your
own urine can help you to overcome part of the barrier. Really, it
often does not smell bad at all. Many people even like its some-times
sweet odor. More extensive massaging of urine into your skin is also a
good way to become accustomed to your life water. How can you overcome
feelings of aversion to drinking your own golden elixir? Start by
drinking a drop then a sip each day and slowly build up to a fill
glass of urine. This is the most comfortable way to allow your body,
mind and soul to become accustomed to this therapy.

Another method, which I myself used, is to be-gin by fasting for a few
days. The urine is then so watery that after the second glass you will
notice only a slightly salty taste, which makes it much easier to let
go of the idea that urine is dirty or at least tastes dirty. If you
still cannot bring yourself to drink your own urine pure, mix a dash
of it into a glass of fruit juice or mix it with water and honey. Then
try to switch over from the dilution to drinking urine pure. Collect
the middle stream of the first morning urine. The small amounts at the
beginning and ending of urination do not have to be collected. The
first part rinses the