In regards to eating meat

[Monica]

Yellow-ray work doesn't have to be controlling or mean imposing one's will on others. As Ra said, "[t]his may be seen to be of a full travel from negative to positive in orientation. Either will activate these energy ray centers."

I was actually just about to post the same thing. I had gotten the impression from you that trying to save the animals was somehow STS/controlling. My point is that the primary motivation is green (compassion).

Even if changing society is a secondary motivation, there is nothing wrong with that. Yellow ray must be expressed also. It's not 'bad.'

So your motivation may well be green ray compassion, but the work you're doing is yellow and orange in that you're trying to influence society and individuals.

In light of how poisoned the planet is, and it's affecting all of us - human, plant and animal - I'd say society needs changing. I don't apologize for that. If there's a little yellow working together with green, then so be it.

Would you ever open your refrigerator, pull out 16 plates of pasta, toss 15 in the trash, and then eat just one plate of food? How about leveling 55 square feet of rain forest for a single meal or dumping 2,400 gallons of water down the drain? Of course you wouldn't. But if you're eating chickens, fish, turkeys, pigs, cows, milk, or eggs, that's what you're doing—wasting resources and destroying our environment.

A recent United Nations report concluded that a global shift toward a vegan diet is necessary to combat the worst effects of climate change. And the U.N. is not alone in its analysis. Researchers at the University of Chicago concluded that switching from a standard American diet to a vegan diet is more effective in the fight against climate change than switching from a standard American car to a hybrid. And a German study conducted in 2008 concluded that a meat-eater's diet is responsible for more than seven times as much greenhouse-gas emissions as a vegan's diet is. The verdict is in: If you care about the environment, one of the single most effective things that you can do to save it is to adopt a vegan diet.

http://www.peta.org/issues/animals-used-...nment.aspx