In regards to eating meat

[Monica]

But the fact is- we don't know. We don't know how "the animals" feel about this situation because they haven't spoken to us.

Actually, yes they have. They do every single day. Every single one of them.

(Oceania alert!)

Here is a very clear example. Watch carefully, from 1:29 to 1:49. Can you spare 20 seconds of your time to watch this?

Observe the body language. Oh, that's not 'speaking'? Ok, then watch and listen very carefully starting at 1:39. You can HEAR the cow speaking to us, very clearly!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TDXvm8Vwb...re=related

And as far as I am aware, there is not a single example of any entity from beyond the veil that has channeled a message on behalf of the animals imploring us to stop eating them.

Hmmm...I wonder if any entity from beyond the veil has channeled a message on behalf of the starving children telling us to feed them?

Wait! I got it! Maybe the reason there isn't any is...because....it's so flippin obvious! It's not necessary for those entities to tell us, because starving children are just so obviously in need of...food!

We've all seen the pictures of starving children, right? They're so skinny you can see their bones...big protruding belly...Do we really need some discarnate entity to tell us these children need food?

If the animals were so "offended" by humans eating them, then why would the Creator have chosen to fashion us out of an omnivorous species?

"If humans were so "offended" by other humans killing them, then why would the Creator have chosen to fashion us out of a warring species?"

Sadly, Tenet, it seems to me you've missed the whole point of the Law of One, as pertaining to 4D harvestability. Because 'everything works out in the end' doesn't mean it doesn't matter what we do now.

There is a reason for suffering, yes.

To teach us compassion.

That's the ticket to 4D - compassion.

To ignore compassion, is to miss the whole point of being veiled in the first place.

And no, I don't buy into the whole "because we are being tested" argument. That sounds like some "Christian" mumbo-jumbo to me. The Creator doesn't "trick" us.

Funny, it is your statement that sounds like "Christian mumbo-jumbo" to me.

If the animals were so "offended" by humans eating them, then why would the Creator have chosen to fashion us out of an omnivorous species?

reminds me of

If God didn't want us to eat animals, then why did he tell Adam and Eve to take dominion over the Earth?

and

If man was meant to fly God would have given us wings