Today I was able to eat mango mousse from the first five ripe mangoes of the season. It wasn't too sweet — just perfect. I served it slightly chilled, which made it taste even better. The local Paraguayan mangoes are sweeter than the ones from Brazil, although they have more fiber. But during the mousse-making process, all the fibers are removed, leaving only the smooth, soft part. Absolutely delicious!

The 2025–2026 mango season has officially begun in our kitchen! Today’s gift: a perfectly sweet, lightly chilled mousse made from the first five ripe Paraguayan mangoes. https://www.skool.com/nature-inspired-living-2560/first-mango-mousse-for-the-20252026-season These aren't the commercial varieties you find in stores. They are the wild, ancestral mangoes that grow from seed without human intervention—smaller, more fibrous, but bursting with a primal vitality ("Urkraft") you can truly taste, smell, and feel. The season here normally starts in December, but nature offered a beautiful early preview. These five mangoes were collected over two days, gathered fresh from the ground the moment they ripened and fell. It’s a practice of patient foraging—accepting nature’s gifts exactly when she provides them. This simple act of transforming wild fruit into a nourishing treat is more than just making food; it’s a daily ritual. It’s the entire process: foraging, cleaning, extracting the vibrant juice, and sometimes even combining it with healing plants from the garden. It makes me dream of our "C-A-I-P-C Nutritarian Cookbook" including not just the health benefits of ingredients like mango, moringa, and sage, but also these "hands-on rituals of connection"—the practical, joyful steps from tree to table. This is the heart of true nourishment: being an active part of the cycle. **What’s your favorite way to connect with the season’s harvest?** #WildMango #Foraging #Nutritarian #CAIPC #C-A-I-P-C #SeasonalEating #FromTreeToTable #Paraguay https://www.skool.com/nature-inspired-living-2560/c-a-i-p-c-the-nutritarian-gerson-cookbook-we-all-dream-of

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Inspired by @Emil Moldovan ’s experiments and conversations in this group. It was quite good! Though not as good as homemade, I’m sure!

Inspired by Wayla and @Jessica Keck, this series is our dedicated space to nurture the crazy-awesome ideas that don't fit in a normal box. This is more than just sharing—it's a proven framework to make them real. Here’s the C-A-(I)-P-C roadmap: * C-A (Crazy-Awesome): The big, bold Vision—the "what if" that sparks excitement. * (I) (Imagine): The essential Bridge—where we brainstorm, challenge, and expand the idea together. * P-C (Possible-Collaborations): The tangible Implementation—where we find the steps, resources, and partners to make it happen. But great ideas need real-world roots. So let’s start with you. Think about a method, product, or daily habit you actually stick with. What makes it "stick"? Is it: - Effortless to maintain? - Joyful and deeply satisfying? - So effective the results speak for themselves? - Connected to a community or a bigger "why"? Your practical mission (choose one): 1. Share Your Anchor: Comment with one thing you consistently do and the real reason it sticks. (e.g., "I stick with my fermentation routine because the ritual grounds me and the results amaze my friends.") 2. Be an Idea Catalyst: When I share a "Crazy-Awesome" idea, give your raw feedback: - Is this worth serious consideration? - Are you already doing something similar? - Does it feel too "out there" for you right now? Your real-life experience is the secret ingredient. It’s how we’ll transform these concepts into tangible collaborations. Let’s build the future, grounded in what actually works.