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Hatha Yoga: The Yogi Philosophy of Physical Well-Being1802
The Yogi is an epicure, rather than a gourmand, for while eating the
plainest food he has cultivated and encouraged his natural and normal taste
so that his hunger imparts to these simple viands a relish sought after, but
not obtained, by those who hunt after rich and expensive triumphs of the
chef. While eating for Nourishment as his main object, he manages to make
his food yield him a pleasure unknown to his brother who scorns the simple
fare.
In our next chapter we will take up the subject of Hunger and Appetite—
two entirely different attributes of the physical body, although to most
persons the two appear to mean almost the same thing.