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Justin aka Vasya
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Reply #75 - May 12th, 2011 at 12:36pm
 
  I wonder if all the major spiritual teachers and leaders, many who are further in the past, like Buddha, Yeshua, Krishna, etc., i wonder if they were alive now, would they knowingly and willingly support such an inhumane and cruel system (not to mention HUGELY polluting) so unique in its extremity in our modern times?

   Would they, or some, speak out about it, or would they remain silent?  Would they be worried if they were coming off as "spiritual" and worry about offending peoples defensive egos? 

  There is a non religious, but psychically derived book called "The Aquarian Gospel of Jesus the Christ" by Levi.  Levi was an interesting man who spent a lot of time in mostly selfless service to others throughout his life. 

  He was convinced for a good portion of his life, that consciousness somehow "recorded" in some area of consciousness all human events and thoughts, etc.  He spent a lot of time preparing himself in meditation and prayer to be able to consciously tap into this area of consciousness at will in order to "read" same so to speak. 

  Pretty interesting considering the guy was born in the 1800's well before any more collective New Age movement.   

  Anyways, what was dictated from this level of consciousness wherein all human actions, thought, etc. is recorded, was an life account of the spiritual Teacher known to us today as Jesus.  It included his "lost years", and while i don't think it's a 100 percent accurate in it's psychic accuracy rate, it's still a very interesting and worthwhile book imo. 

  Why do i bring it up.  In this account, we find a young Yeshua, who even when 10 or 11 years or so old, became greatly distraught by the barbaric "burnt offerings of flesh to God" which was part of the ritual Hebraic sacrifices they practiced in his time.  Animals like doves etc. were quite literally tortured, killed, and then bled. 

  Again, we find human cruelty and barbarism towards animals, but this time even worse, in the name of God, as if God somehow appreciates or demands this.

   So little Yeshua, who probably had more spiritual awareness and PUL attunement in him at age 11 then, then the huge majority of us now even at ages 20, 30, 40, 50, 60 etc., became very upset by what he was seeing and tried to stop it by telling the Rabbi's that it was not only pointless but also plain wrong.  He begged them to stop this torture and cruelty.

  All the while crying at the sounds of pain and torture he was hearing on behalf of beings with very developed pain and emotional senses.  Simply put, being very empathic, he could feel their pain and fear--he was more CONNECTED to them in consciousness, or rather more awareness of his Oneness with them.

   Now, i'm pretty sure that he probably sometimes ate fish, and maybe even lamb, but according to the above account he wouldn't support the above needless and barbaric practice, nor do i think he would support, in our times, a system that is FAR, FAR, FAR more cruel and inhumane than even what he was seeing. 

Anyways, some food for thought, quite literally.
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Reply #76 - May 12th, 2011 at 12:41pm
 
Crossbow:

I will not apologize for feeling strongly about not torturing animals. I also will not apologize for standing up for vegetarians who are disparaged in the unintelligent way you do so.

When it comes to me, believe whatever you want.
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Reply #77 - May 12th, 2011 at 12:48pm
 
  Notice Crossbow that in my disagreeing with you, or rather in what you believe, that i did not make it all about you and how negative etc. you are? 

  Notice how your "debate" to both Albert and i are all about not the points we brought up, but almost totally focused on how negative, judgmental, unloving, and spiritually immature we are?

  What does that tell you about self?   What does it mean when a person won't civilly disagree the points or beliefs of the other, but instead spends all their time and energy focusing on tearing down the other(s) who has different beliefs? 

   You are well named here, Crossbow, a fitting name.
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Reply #78 - May 13th, 2011 at 4:39pm
 
  Rosiland McKnight's guidance hasn't been the only nonphysical source of guidance which recommended cutting down and cutting out meat.

  Here are a couple of interesting excerpts from the Edgar Cayce Readings relating to this subject.

  Here is some advice to one individual who was more spiritually intune than the average, "Let the diet be only vegetable forces, do not lower the plane of development by animal vibrations."  Reading 1010-1

  In another very long and involved reading about the nature of sleep, dreams, and activities of same relating to both physical and nonphysical energies and processes involving the glandular system his guidance says, "In the purely physical...the same body fed upon meats, and for a period--then the same body fed upon only herbs and fruits--would not have the same character or activity of the other self in its relationship to that as would be experienced by the other self in its activity through that called the dream self."  Reading 5754-1

  Seems to be saying that there would be a noticeable difference in dream activity and type if one tried a vegetarian diet vs a omnivore diet. 



 
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Reply #79 - May 19th, 2011 at 3:14pm
 
(Im feeling that vegetarian love now.) As far a PETA propaganda movies go, they are just that. Propaganda. Posting them on this sight is no better that posting movies/pictures of Hitlers atrocities. Both as sickening as the other. (They were removed because of their content.) Justin and Recoverer are just as correct in their assumptions about spiritually as I as a meat eater is. Spirituality is a personal thing. Just because ROMC's guild believed it right for her to go Vegy doesn't make it right for me. Not that hers is wrong...just that its differant for me. Think about the story of the mass of spiritual bodies all slithering all over each other in a attempt to have physical sexual experience in Bobs book. I believe the same to be true of anybody who keeps their mind closed and attuned to only one belief. Fundamentalist vegetarians could end up in a massive pile of rotting vegetables. Kidding of course but hopefully you get the point. Whats good for you doesnt necessarily mean it good for anyone else. Pushing your beliefs upon others is morally and spiritually wrong. Posting these sick movies in an attempt to sway people to your beliefs is wrong in my mind. Don't eat meet if you don't want to. But don't preach to other that its wrong or that they could miss the spiritual boat because they eat meet. That also wrong.  Just that your belief, dosent make my beliefs wrong. I think its great that some people are vegetarians. But I hold anything against people who eat meat. Now I do hold those responsible for the amoral treatment of animals, in low esteem. Now they are the bad ones. If you believed PETA, that would be all farmers and ranchers. But thats not true. That is a bold faced lie made in an attempt to suck money out of peoples pockets. (My opinion only) So I apologise for offending those vegetarians that feel that necessary. A  message to those who eat meat. Keep on eating it. Its all good. God probably loves you more.   
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Reply #80 - May 19th, 2011 at 3:38pm
 
I eat meat but I've cut back a lot from what I used to eat. I am a protein nutritional type meaning I either eat a little meat or a ton of beans and whatnot to keep from grazing all day and night. I do however wish that all beef was grass fed and all fowl was cage free. I make some sacrifices in other areas to make it possible to pay the higher price. I can't say I always get the good stuff, but I am aware and I try to make the effort. I've become a real Trader Joes fan and I'm trying to find grass fed from a local farm too.
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Reply #81 - May 19th, 2011 at 4:04pm
 
Beau,
Depending on where you live, you should be able to find a local farm that raises the cattle and poultry on grass and lets them run free. We found one a few years ago, and now purchase most of our beef (we buy half a cow which lasts us more than a year), our chickens and turkeys, and we get our eggs from there.  It is a small step, and it is more expensive, but I do feel better for it, both physically and spiritually.
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Reply #82 - May 19th, 2011 at 5:37pm
 
Yes, Bardo, I am sure I will be able to find a farm. Actually I've already found one, but its about 40 miles north of where I live and they only deliver when enough people have signed up. I am still waiting on more folks to sign up so I can get my produce and also talk to them about the meats. Smiley
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Reply #83 - May 19th, 2011 at 6:27pm
 
That's the way it should be done. Local if possible. We also purchase as much of our meat products locally raised as possible. A friend of ours raises our pork, duck, and did do chickens also. Beef we haven't found, but we eat so little of it anyways it wouldn't work to buy a half for just the two of us. eggs are local and they just cant be beat. Dark and yellow. They are so good. They are just so much better when those chicken eat MEAT (bugs) than when their only grain fed. Knowing where your food comes from, including your vegetables is important. Purchasing veggies off factory farms could be considered just a wrong as factory farm produced meats.
Just because I eat meat doesn't mean I support the factory farms as shown in some of the postings. I surly don't. That would be like saying that because I eat vegetables means  I support factory farms that have pushed out the majority of small family farmers. Or I support those who have introduced modified grains and vegetables. I don't. Recover and AKA aren't wrong in their beliefs. Nor am I or Crossbow wrong, etc. We just have different beliefs.(IE Vegetarians aren't necessarily Christians, and meat eaters Muslims.) Its all just beliefs. Belief, not truth. What people like Monroe, Cayce, AKA, ROMC, Her advisers, myself, Recoverer, Mohammad,  Christ, etc think...are just beliefs. Nothing more. Nothing less. So if you believe that your spiritual experiences will be lesser if you eat some meats then they surly will be. But that just not the case for everyone. Me as an example. I believe that by eating grains and vegetables produced without good spiritual choncisness, like on factory farms, could,(COULD) be a detrimental spiritually as  eating meats produced on factory farms. But then thats just my belief, and in all reality may only mean something spiritual to me. Having communicated with the choncisness of plants, I know they are as alive and spiritually aware as any animal is. The belief that because they do not experience consciousness, even pain, the same way as a animal does, making them less or lower, to me shows an unknowing of true spiritual awareness and connection with God. Dont we all still have so much to learn?
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Reply #84 - May 20th, 2011 at 1:35pm
 
  It's really cool that you guys try to buy local, real farm sourced food and try not to support the huge factory "farms" sources.  If there were more of us who did this, it would eventually shut down the factory farm crap.

  Joe, i agree with you about the quality of eggs bought at a real, smaller, more traditional farm as compared to the mass produced stuff. 

  There is no comparison in the quality, and the former is often notable for how much darker and more yellow the yolks are from these sources.   I also buy eggs from smaller and/or more traditional farms.  When i can't get these, i go to "certified humane" stuff.  Chickens are some of the most mistreated animals in the factory farms--particularly in the hen and egg area.  Unfortunately, in the U.S. at least, when in regular grocery stores, most of the eggs sold in same do come from these mass produced factory farms.  This is a pretty well known and corroborated truth.
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Reply #85 - May 20th, 2011 at 8:36pm
 
Justin,
So true. Have you noticed how the local eggs break so much more easily? The factory farm eggs are engineered to have tough shells to prevent damage in shipping.  We also do the Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) for our veggies, although we have a garden of our own.  We get a box once a week from May go November of whatever is producing at the time. This was our first week and we got some small broccoli, lots of good lettuce and some radishes and Boc Choy (SP), which I have not figured out how best to cook yet. Teaching my kids to garden is one of the most rewarding things I do. That and soccer, which is probably less spiritually profitable than the veggies!
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Reply #86 - May 21st, 2011 at 12:16pm
 
  Hi Bardo,

  I have noticed that, and wondered about the difference.  Your explanation makes a lot of sense. 

  Very nice that you have a garden and are teaching your kids to garden!  That knowledge and experience will come in very handy for the future.  Actually, it will be the way of the future.

My wife and i are in the process of buying our first house, and i'm probably most excited because it will allow me to garden again.  Most of the places i've rented at, i couldn't have a garden.  So definitely looking forward to it.
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