On Taste and Consumption

Taste does not depend on the dish rather by the hunger that you possess.

The flavor of a dish is not determined by the recipe, my friend, but rather by the depth of your hunger. A hearty appetite can transform even the simplest fare into a feast, while a lack of hunger can render the most sumptuous meal tasteless.

So it is with life as well. The richness of experience is not dependent on external circumstances but on the passion and intensity of our desires. A hunger for knowledge, for adventure, for love, for meaning - these are the seasonings that give life its savor.

So cultivate your hunger, my friend, and savor every moment of this precious existence. 

Get Natural says Seneca...What this means is - Reduce yourself to a state of Hunger - through voluntary poverty - And then be ready to indulge - Then, even the basic of needs sound eclectic - heavenly!