Why I am not a vegan

[Diana]

yeah, my post is not comprehensive, last year i saw a movie called Unity, a documentary actually. Many animals like chicken and cows are in serious torturous conditions. These facts remind us to give more compassion and love to the animals and provide us an opportunity to serve. My post is more about the continious argument, but I see that Monica's concern is out of compassion. The animals' sacrifice teaches us love, maybe we can also spread this love in this thread, send love but not the feeling of separateness to others...

There was another original thread, In Regard to Eating Meat, now closed (and I don't know where it is). There was much love spread in that thread, along with much division. The problem is that this subject is complex and deeply triggering. Which is why perhaps, it's important to canvass. There is a lot of catalyst to work with.

The animals' sacrifice teaches us love, maybe we can also spread this love in this thread, send love but not the feeling of separateness to others...

I see it more as human choice teaches humans love. That the animals are sacrificed is a direct result of human choice. Movies such as the one you saw hopefully spread awareness of what those choices mean.

For anyone interested in the Law of One, and most specifically compassion, this subject is very appropriate for this community in my view. It would be nice, as you say, if we could just send love to each other here even within this volatile subject. Though many here may be wanderers, we are also humans right now. And a very large, very sad part of the human drama is suffering. How much worse is that suffering when it is perpetrated on helpless beings such as children or animals?