Non-human animals and vegetation
Posted: Thu Nov 22, 2012 12:56 am
Thank you for the very interesting articles, I just wish I had studied science so as to understand the space/time/movement from more than an "emotional" point of view!
I am an "animal activist" in my small way; what some people call an "extremist"/ abolitionist as I support a totally vegan way of life - although I will never understand how it can be considered extreme to promote non-violence, non-racism non-speciesism. . .
I would greatly appreciate your input, Daniel, on the role of non-human animals & plants as we head for the shift. If it should be that animals & plants will not "shift" along with humans, then I would quite simply choose to stay in 3-D rather than abandon them. Humans are responsible for so much harm to others; if a new world does not entail total harmlessness between all species, I certainly would not want to be a member of such a self-serving community.
I am an "animal activist" in my small way; what some people call an "extremist"/ abolitionist as I support a totally vegan way of life - although I will never understand how it can be considered extreme to promote non-violence, non-racism non-speciesism. . .
I would greatly appreciate your input, Daniel, on the role of non-human animals & plants as we head for the shift. If it should be that animals & plants will not "shift" along with humans, then I would quite simply choose to stay in 3-D rather than abandon them. Humans are responsible for so much harm to others; if a new world does not entail total harmlessness between all species, I certainly would not want to be a member of such a self-serving community.