Yin-Yang Botanical Orders
In the Living Gods, Let the hallowed Light of Transcendent Truth be praised. Let the Sweet Mystery of Miryai awaken in the heart of hearts.

Foods are herein grouped under a yin yang system within the Five Lights according to botanical Orders. (Orders have been grouped together according to their relationship on the evolutionary Botanical tree and not by color or taste like the Chinese model.)  In the Kephalaia of the Teacher, an ancient Manichaean text, there is a reference to the five tastes of the five types of food associated with each of the five Kings of Darkness, which indicates that these ancient Gnostics were classifying food into five groups:
 

"And also,  the taste of its fruits is salty. ...Their taste is the sour taste that is in every form, ...Their taste is the sharp taste  that is in every form.,.....Also, the taste of their fruit is sweetness of water, the sweet taste that is in every....And also, the taste of their  fruits is bitterness. "THE KEPHALAIA OF THE TEACHER •••  6 

Classifying foods into five groups based on taste or color is popular in the Chinese model, but is vastly inferior to the botanical system utilized here. To follow a "rotational diet" based on these five groups of food, foods from the yin and yang portions of each Order are eaten in 3 or less consecutive days each five day period, giving a minimum of 2 consecutive days without them in the diet. Foods from an Order have been assigned the 3 consecutive days that most fit with the culinary traditions associated with those days. (See the 3 numbers that preceed the name of each botanical Order) This arrangement allows most of the dishes of any one culinary tradition  to be prepared but sometimes an ingredient in one cuisine was sacrificed in order to provide a necessary key ingredient in another. Pentad sequence of 1st Season. (Of course an individual or couple have the freedom to eat what they want, when they want. This system becomes more useful when groups of people need to coordinate their eating patterns or when an individual finds themselves in need of a pattern to remind them of deeper truths, encourage them to eat a greater variety of foods or to address various food allergies.)

1800 calorie per day five day menu 2500 grams from each of the 5 Elements. Rotational, Low Arginine.

• 1 Botanical Orders for Japanese, Thai and Eastern Chinese Days
• 2 Botanical Orders for Middle East, Greek, Turkish and Jewish Days
• 3 Botanical Orders for Szechuan, Western Chinese, Tibetan, and Indian Days
• 4 Botanical Orders for Mexican, Latin, Spanish, Soul, Carribean, and African Days
• 5 Botanical Orders for Italian and European Days

BOTANICAL ORDERS Kcal  - With Rotational Days & Calorie Counts per 100 grams (Grain & Bean weight is dry)