Why I am not a vegan

[Diana]

I think all things are sacred, but still disagree with the state of genocide against 2D.  As a human, with an ego, I try to unify everything as sacred for myself, obviously the ego tilts and skews the game board but hey, its sacred too.

Mankind is a specie that is at war with itself, it would make litttle to no sense for it to treat lesser beings otherwise than it does.

Perhaps for 3D humankind. Though I think every being, once it has individuated, is subject to an innate desire to evolve (in some way). It would be analogous to the instinct of survival in physicality.

But what about consciously evolving and seeking individuals, such as those here at B4? And those who consider themselves wanderers from higher densities? Does it make sense that they would participate in "the war" (taking into consideration awareness and "waking up")?

I can imagine that a service of simply mirroring would be efficacious here. But I would conjecture that the service of being a mirror for whatever is here by participating in everything or anything would require a lack of, or a strong protection from, empathy and compassion. I realize we are all mirrors and we are mirrored to. But participating in "the war" here with the service of mirroring is what I refer to. 

I resonate more with discovering, and being, my true self unaffected by this place. In that endeavor, becoming vegetarian, and vegan, have been a part of that. Whether it's because I am an artist with vision, or I am from a higher density, or simply because my heart has opened to more than the species I am part of, not participating in the suffering caused to the planet, the animals, and all life here is something I align with—while at the same time not judging and sinking into despair over that suffering, which is the harder part.