Does eating meat preclude graduation to 4th D STO?

[Monica]

Here is a good example of a farmer who is waking people up to the alternative to our current system of enslavement regarding food and our choices.  The current slave system wants to have total control of our choice, making illegal, for example, to sell pickles to a neighbor.

Joe Salatin's approach is holistic with the goal of preserving our " ecological womb".  Very respectful of earth/ Gaia and the natives of this beautiful planet.

Yes, that farmer is clearly starting to wake up!

Here is another farmer who has awakened:

http://suprememastertv.com/aw/?wr_id=425

http://farmkind.org/

Harold Brown

Farm Kind was founded to be a place where everyone can come to learn about issues concerning our food, how it is produced, and the many complex connections it has to our world and our lives.

Who and what is Farm Kind? Farm Kind was founded by myself, Harold Brown. Some folks call me Farmer Brown. I was born on a family farm and spent half of my life in agriculture. This includes three years working in the dairy industry. Growing up a farm kid gave me a rich experience that few people have the benefit of knowing these days. It taught me the value of community, of hard work, and that our personal choices have everything to do with the world we create.

This website is intended to be a resource for farmers who want to make the transition from animal based to plant based agriculture, for consumers to learn a different perspective on how food is produced, to help those who desire to reconnect with the land and become farmers, to support local food production, environmental and social justice issues, the rights of all living beings to be co-cohabitants of this planet, and how these things have everything to do with creating the peaceful world that all beings desire.

Does this website hold all of the answers? Not at all, but we all need to start some place and like the old saying goes, the longest journey begins with a single step.

Like anything worthwhile, learning new information or a different perspective is hard work and can really challenge us emotionally, intellectually, and even spiritually. I kind of think about it like digging a ditch or postholes. At the beginning of the day I would dread the prospect of the toil but once I started I found a rhythm, a flow to the work. It went from being drudgery to being a type of moving meditation where I was able to contemplate many things and learn how to most efficiently use my body. It started with a single movement and led to a sense of inner peace.

Join me on this journey, this work in progress, and see where it takes us.

Peace,
Farmer Brown

And another. This one's rather passionate, about the environmental repercussions:

Fred Lundgren

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