05-04-2020, 01:27 PM
(This post was last modified: 05-04-2020, 01:29 PM by Sunclarity.)
Ra in one of the books, I believe the second, appeared to say that eating animals for sustainance wasn't an undesireable action. What he said exactly was that its instrument at the time would benefit from higher comsumption of foodstuffs, and in that he directly included meat.
It is only logical for me to kill an animal and nourish my being from its carcass, after all, I didn't really kill, I only transformed him into him, as I am him. There is the suffering aspect from his part as he perceived himself in second density, but sufference is love for all is love and it's unavoidable.
Plants are alive too and recent research shows they scream when being hurt. It's just in too high a frequency for us to hear. So, eating a plant-based diet is not more righteous and it seems it doesn't involve less pain. In other words, it is not necessarily to be preferred over a meat-based diet.
Again, this all makes sense, but then comes Oashe, who supposedly belongs to the same confederation of Ra and is therefore similarly knowledgeable, saying one is to be vegetarian. This seems to go against reality. Could it be that the message was distorted that much by the instrument?
Or maybe I'm misinterpreting. Maybe plants are more spiritually nutritious despite the sufference involved in their consumption. That could be, but I don't think Ra would recommend meat if it was detrimental.
It is only logical for me to kill an animal and nourish my being from its carcass, after all, I didn't really kill, I only transformed him into him, as I am him. There is the suffering aspect from his part as he perceived himself in second density, but sufference is love for all is love and it's unavoidable.
Plants are alive too and recent research shows they scream when being hurt. It's just in too high a frequency for us to hear. So, eating a plant-based diet is not more righteous and it seems it doesn't involve less pain. In other words, it is not necessarily to be preferred over a meat-based diet.
Again, this all makes sense, but then comes Oashe, who supposedly belongs to the same confederation of Ra and is therefore similarly knowledgeable, saying one is to be vegetarian. This seems to go against reality. Could it be that the message was distorted that much by the instrument?
Or maybe I'm misinterpreting. Maybe plants are more spiritually nutritious despite the sufference involved in their consumption. That could be, but I don't think Ra would recommend meat if it was detrimental.