A Lost Key to Elemental Balance ✨🥄🔥
In an age of dietary confusion, superfoods, and ever-shifting trends, one ancient substance has quietly endured the test of time—ghee.
Golden, clarified, fragrant—ghee is more than just fat. In Ayurveda and Tibetan medicine, it’s considered:
🕯️ A carrier of medicine
🧘♂️ A harmonizer of the elements
🌬️ A fuel for subtle-body clarity
But is ghee just another food trend? Not exactly. It may actually be the antidote to modern imbalances: overprocessing, inflammation, and misaligned constitutions.
🫒🥄 Oils Are Not Equal: The Olive Oil Paradox
The Mediterranean diet rightfully praises olive oil. It’s cold-pressed, rich in polyphenols, and linked to the longevity of coastal cultures.
But here lies a deeper truth:
> ⚖️ What benefits one person may imbalance another.
In my own experiment, I consumed high-quality algae oil to boost omega-3s for dental healing.
Result?
In 7 days, I gained 7 pounds—without changing anything else.
Why?
> Likely an elemental mismatch—too cooling, too heavy for my constitution (🔥 fire + 🌬️ air).
🥄🔥 Ghee vs. Olive Oil: The Elemental Difference
Oil Type | Elemental Profile | Ideal For |
🫒 Olive Oil | Cooling, Oily | Earthy or overheated types |
🧈 Ghee | Warming, Light | Windy, fiery, anxious types |
🫒 Olive Oil
❄️ Cooling • Heavy • Oily
✅ Best for: Fiery or earthy types—those with heat, inflammation, or dryness
⚠️ Caution: Can feel too heavy or clogging for airy (Vata) bodies with weak digestion
📝 Note: Caused quick weight gain and no satiety in your case
🧈 Ghee
🔥 Warming • Light • Nourishing
✅ Best for: Vata & Pitta types—calms nerves, boosts digestion, brings fullness
⚠️ Caution: Too much may lead to oily skin or detox flare-ups
📝 Note: Just 1–2 tsp brought satiety and supported weight balance
Olive oil may ground heavy types but cause bloating or weight gain in others.
Ghee supports digestion, mental clarity, and calm heat in people with Vata/Lung predominance.
🌞🧠💛 Ghee as Elemental Medicine
In Tibetan and Ayurvedic medicine, digestive fire (🔥 Me) must be stable—neither weak nor inflamed. Ghee offers:
✔️ Warmth without inflammation
✔️ Lubrication for joints and nerves
✔️ A carrier for herbal compounds
✔️ Subtle body support for meditation and lucid dreaming
🙏✨ My Experience: The Ghee Effect
After returning to ghee (1–2 teaspoons daily):
✅ Hunger reduced
✅ Cravings decreased
✅ A warm, settled feeling in my lower belly
✅ I felt full, but not heavy
Where olive oil caused weight gain and restlessness, ghee gave clarity, containment, and true nourishment.
🎲🧿 MO Divination: A Bridge to Personalized Eating
How do you know which fat—or food—is right for you?
MO Divination, a Tibetan oracle method using dice and sacred syllables, reveals your:
🌀 Elemental state (RA, PA, TSA, NA, AH, DHI)
🧭 Digestive and emotional balance
🍲 Ideal foods, oils, herbs, or breath practices
✨ Hidden root of illness or fatigue
> Instead of guessing, you ask the inner field:
“What do I need right now?”
This revives what traditional Chinese or Tibetan doctors once knew—by pulse, face, and intuition.
🕰️📜 Then vs. Now: The Ancient Model Returns
Centuries ago, an Amchi (Tibetan doctor) might say:
> “Too much wind in your liver today.
Avoid raw foods. Take ghee with warm rice.
Do not overthink.”
Now? We scroll endlessly through blogs and forums—unguided.
MO divination helps bridge that gap, giving us a sacred tool to tune in and refine.
🧈🌙 Ghee Is Not Just a Fat—It’s a Path
Ghee is ancient. Sacred. Alive with elemental wisdom.
> But only when used correctly.
And that’s where true diagnosis comes in—through MO, or a traditional doctor who reads the body as terrain and food as frequency.
🛕🍚 Final Takeaway
You don’t need more fads—you need a relationship with your own elements.
✅ Ghee can warm you
✅ Olive oil can cool you
✅ MO can guide you
Your kitchen is a shrine, your oil is your offering, and your body is the altar.
🔍 Ready to begin?
To begin, request an Elemental Scroll by filling out the Advanced Form. Fill it out with as much detail as possible—the more you share, the more precise your guidance will be.
Sometimes, the answer isn’t “less fat.”
It’s the right fat.
