Do you think spiritual pruning involves subtracting unhealthy desires from your life?

[jennifer_bloom]

I used to love the protein boxes from Starbucks even though it was a lot of money, and than Starbucks changed the contents of the box to something I do not like.

I used to love the chicken fingers and lattes at Costco but they no longer sell it.

I used to love Miami but I had a turbulent plane ride last time I flew there.

It’s like God purposely blocks non religious sources of entertainment in my life.

[Garud]

Yes, in a way. The culture itself is spiritually oriented. It is easy for me to not develop any unhealthy desire in my life, but people follow them according to their own ease.
If I have an unhealthy desire, it is obvious that it should be reduced or eliminated. My intuition can tell me this, I don't need to involve any divine in this.
Now, as far as drinking coffee, tea or eating fried or restaurant food is concerned, excess is always bad.

[emeraldsaphire]

I think it can. As we grow we put a way things that no longer serve us.