Introduction

[MidMo Creator]

Hello. I am a new member of the forum, after having today become aware of its existence. I live in Missouri and discovered Creativity after hearing it mentioned on Tom Metzger's radio program four years ago. I ordered Nature's Eternal Religion and The White Man's Bible from the Illinois Creators, and bought the book Salubrious Living some time later.

I am incredibly thankful that this religion exists, and have Creativity to thank for straightening out both my mind and body. Because of NER and WMB, I cast off all remaining ties to Jewish Christian religious influence (which weren't that strong to begin with), became proud of my racial heritage, and can see what the events of history are leading to (namely our extinction). Because of Salubrious Living, I stay away from modern foods and chemicals and I am nearly a vegetarian now; I no longer need corrective lenses or have foot pain after following its instructions, and I sunbathe, exercise, and fast regularly.

I really just wish to say "thank you" to Ben Klassen for all his work, and to all of you for keeping his vision alive. I am very glad that I came across Creativity while I was relatively young and when it could make a lasting impact on the rest of my years. I have never known another Creator online or in real life, and look forward to reading your posts and responding when I have something to say. I'm not certain what I have to offer except for dedication and zeal, but I will do my best to contribute to Creativity and the White Race now and throughout my lifetime.

[Rev.Cambeul]

Racial Greetings Brother,

Glad you could make it here.

Salubrious Living has helped many to regain the mobility and physical fitness they once had. Not because they have followed the diet as prescribed, but rather because they have taken it as a guide to living a healthier lifestyle within their means and that suits them. For instance, imagine sunbathing here in South Australia? Apart from in the middle winter, any other time of the year would be like going to Death Valley in the middle of summer and ripping your gear off to catch a few rays ... and ending up baked to a crisp with the risk of skin cancer. Or take someone employed in an industry that requires continuous physical effort; fruit and nuts alone are frankly insufficient for anyone living such a rigorous lifestyle. Or take the unemployed or those on low wages; a pure Salubrious diet can cost a fortune if you don't have free access apple orchards and orange groves and such as you need them. For the low income earners, a little meat mixed with pasta and salad goes a lot further while remaining within their economic means. As such, Salubrious Living is the perfect guide to healthy living - as long as we Creators above all, recognise that it is only a guide. Anyway, I'm glad that Salubrious Living has helped you to improve your life.

Pass my thanks to Tom Metzger if you ever get the chance. He may not be a member of our Church, but he certainly does his job as an Independent Creator. And if dedication and zeal are all you have to offer, we will take it! ... and I'm sure that we can find a job for you to do within our Church, if you choose to join; and I hope that you do.

@Cailen.

[MidMo Creator]

Thank you for the welcome. I'm very happy to find a place of like minded individuals who by-and-large reject message board drama, at least that's what I observe as a first impression.

Your arguments concerning salubrious living are sane and reasoned, and suggest that you've done a measure of thought on the subject. However, I have found that I am able to eat fairly salubriously on a budget of about $10 a day (I'm pretty poor, even more or less homeless at the moment). I also lift heavy weights nearly daily and find that avocados, nuts, and other foods of this sort meet my protein needs. For me, it was more of a matter of continually educating myself, reading Arnold Devries and Herbert Shelton, practicing food balancing, and continually striving to upgrade my existence that took me from the typical modern diet to where I am today. Not that I don't sometimes fail to stick to it, either, and I would have argued against raw food vegetarianism even a year ago before I set my mind to it.

And it's not to say that I'll fail and change my mind in the coming days. This is merely my opinion now, and I'm going to walk this path as far as it will take me and hopefully be wiser for it. Like you, I'm not fully convinced, but I'm striving in that direction.

Well, I appreciate your comments, they've given me things to think about. Since this has ceased to be an introduction and is more of a thread about salubrious living, I'll cease to elaborate and instead, thank you again for your reply.

[Rev.Cambeul]

I'm very happy to find a place of like minded individuals who by-and-large reject message board drama, at least that's what I observe as a first impression.

It would be dishonest of me to deny that we've never been a part of any "message board drama," but rest assured, if and when the drama does crop up, we will bury it quickly and move on. Fortunately for us, the drama is always brought in from external and non-Creator influences and has just about completely died out in the last year.

@Cailen.

[Edwin]

Welcome to the forum brother!
R!