u/BrendanATX

Of course the corporate head claims this isn’t a replacement for humans. I hate this timeline but it seems inevitable as a cost cutting measure.

Hey thanks.

I'm from the south and white gravy is a staple. From chicken fried steak to biscuits and gravy it's an important part of some dishes. I really love biscuits and gravy because it reminds me of my grandparents. Some of the vegan white gravy I have made haven't been great. One time I accidentally used a sweet almond milk and made sweet gravy on accident haha. Has anyone had success in making a good vegan white gravy? Any tricks or tips?

The most simple white gravy recipe traditionally is flour and oil and slowly pour in milk and add seasonings. You can do that with vegan milk but it's more difficult to mix in sometimes, sometimes too watery, sometimes also doesn't taste right. This leads me to believe that for vegan white gravy a recipe of flour, oil, water might need a little extra something?

I don't know much about Hanuman but from my first experience I was in a terribly haunted apartment that was very negative. I was drawn to Hanuman and it made me feel better and improved things. I didn't know Hanuman was known for defeating demons or spirits.

I have been looking into "timelessness" or time travel or the concept of traveling time spiritually when I heard a Hanuman chalisa say he helps suffering and defeats demons through time. Fascinating.

I also realized he helps people with selfless service. On Saturday I was feeding the homeless serendipitously. Yesterday and today I feel Hanuman suddenly strong.

Then my grandmother has to have a sudden heart surgery today. I felt like he helped my grandma and maybe that he appreciates me. I am very thankful back and kind of surprised by all this because I didn't consciously ask for this but I do try to be a good person. But I've been suffering a lot lately. It feels like an incredible boon and blessing to be seen by Hanuman.

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