Slaughter of animals is going against Mother Earth

Lets' take any Hindu deity. They are always escorted by animal,bird or reptile. Why, even Jesus Christ, The Good Shepherd is shown, comforting a lamb!

1) Sanaatan Dharma respects Nature in Totality --despite what we may 

see in Metros . Hindus traditionally worship nature not out of fear or 

superstition -- but by realizing each living being (Jeeva Jantu) represents some 

Manifestation. (Man or other form-- name / form rebirth by own Karmas to be 

noted. ). The whole of Creation is a manifestation of the Divine principle -Chp 15

 Gita and so feed cows, ants, rats, bull, snakes' monkeys --all . The great lesson of 
Srimad Bhagabatam is Gajendra Moksha --ina Elephant & Crocodile-and the 

meaning behind it is most wonderful -I have never stopped studying and revising

 this-- as it deals with the Samsar and Vairagya , 2) The practical aspect lies in 

Bhootha Yajna in Pancha Maha Yajna 1.e. on feeding all forms - ( Ghoshala or a 

Crow or any creature pashu pakshi ( what we call Dumb animals). 3) Sanaatan 

Dharma find divinity in rivers, mountains, trees-----'Each and every aspect of 

Nature is Holy.

In the tenth chapter of Bhagavad Gita, Lord Krishna's Upadesh:

Now I will declare to you My Divine glories, immanent, in their prominence;

O best of the Kurus, there is no end to the details of My extent.

I am the Self, O Gudakesha, seated in the hearts of all beings; I am the 

Beginning, the Middle and also the End of all beings.

Among the trees, I am the holy banyan tree (the Ashwattha tree '" Pipal ),

Among the cows, I am the wish giving Kama Dhenu

And among the water bodies, I am the sea

And among the immovable, I am the Himalayas

Among the peaks, I am the divine Meru

Among the shining objects, I am the Sun God

And among the stars, I am the moon

Among those who move fast, I am the wind

And among the rivers, I am the Ganga

And among the seasons, I am the flowering spring

Among the animals, I am the lion,

And among the birds, I am the eagle
.
Among the fishes I am the Shark.

Among the great elephants, I am Airavatha,

Among the cows, I am the wish giving Kama Dhenu,

And I am Vasuki among serpents,

Concludes with :

whatsoever is the seed of all beings, that also am I, O Arjuna; there

is no being, whether moving, or unmoving, that can exist without Me. The 

Vishnu Sahasranama --text also to be referred pl 


Here the "I" refers to the Supreme Soul. We are but sparks of the 

Supreme Soul, who is not an individual.



Now let's ask ourselves whether we see food or live animals:

 Sympathy at Slaughter's video

What happens before a corrida?
The bull has wet newspapers stuffed into his ears; vaseline is rubbed into his eyes to blur his vision; cotton is stuffed up his nostrils to cut off his respiration and a needle is stuck into his genitals. Also, a strong caustic solution is rubbed onto his legs which throws him off balance. This also keeps him from lying down on the ground. He is kept in a dark box for a couple of days, before he faces the ring: the purpose of this is to disorientate him. When he is let out of the box, he runs desperately towards the light at the end of the tunnel. He thinks that at last his suffering is over and he is being set free — instead, he runs into the bullring to face his killers and a jeering mob.

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Sad how humans torture animals for food, fashion, fun, entertainment, Lust, Status symbol.. 
God will never forgive us...💒
Because to him we all are EQUALS Wether a animal or human
Live a Cruelty Free and Proud life..😢
Go Vegan.. 🌴🌳🌲
Save the planet..🌎
Say no to any kind of animal cruelty.. 

Some thoughts on slaughter, our lives and Mother Earth.

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