First off, you will need to grind up the flax seeds, as our bodies do not digest whole flax seeds well. I always use a coffee grinder for this, as it really breaks them down.Next, get out a mini prep and pulse down the walnuts and pumpkin seeds. You just want to pulse them till they break down into small pieces. If you don't have a mini prep you can use try using a coffee grinder, but you will have to process them in stages. You could also just go old school and mince the walnuts and pumpkins seeds using a chef's knife, or try using a blender and the tamper to break them down, but I think the amounts will be too small for a blender.Pour the almond milk into a small to medium-sized saucepan set over medium heat. Let the milk come to a gently boil. Add in the chia, flax, coconut, walnuts, pumpkin seeds and sea salt and give the porridge a stir to combine.Tip: To save time in the morning, I will prep all the dry ingredients the night before and put them together in a little jar in the fridge, so all I have to do in the morning is heat up the milk and add the jar of the prepped ingredients!Reduce heat to low and stir until porridge thickens (approx. 2-3 minutes). Note: the porridge will naturally thicken up as it comes off the heat due to the chia seed, so don't get it too thick on the stove.Serve immediately. Top the porridge with natural sweeter and fruit of choice.I topped mine with a sliced Medjool date, some toasted walnuts, unsweetened shredded coconut and some maple syrup.I've also added 3 tablespoons frozen blueberries to the milk along with the other ingredients! Delish!