The unconscious 'conscious choice'

What a dream izz… and insight… its hard to imagine that what you saw is actually a reality. :( I had heard things about these pigs being boiled [no visions tho], but until I'd seen it, I just thought that these were vegetarian fairy tales to get me on board. 

Its horrific that they do drop still alive pigs into boiling steam in order to clean their hair off them. Can you imagine how hot that water must be to have to burn hair off a body??? Hot enough to absolutely be hell on earth for any creature… yet not hot enough to completely kill the animal. OMG !!!!!! :(

I've read a few things and heard some things from various people say cats need a special amino acid 'taurine' in order to function. But if the information out there is anything like what its been like for humans I don't think thats worth believing in. I mean, we've been told by many doctors (human vets) and dieticians we need to eat meat as well.

Potentially, a cat does need a special protein only found in other animals. Potentially also that killer 'instinct' is not a fixed characteristic of the feline species as well. Potentially cats are also a part of this changing universe and are open to evolution also. Most potentially though, while they are all mostly being fed meat and given food that evolutionary strain which makes a creature adapt is not provided and so its unlikely the cats will change any time soon.

Cats interest me a lot. I think there is something seriously wrong about eating animals that are 10 - 100 times your size. e.g a cat eating a cow… a cat eating kangaroo… a cat eating a lamb even. A little cat would find it difficult to even kill a lamb, let alone even be able to bother a cow. So I think we are really going in the wrong direction by feeding these little cute creatures these gigantic animals…. and then wonder why they can give off an energy as though We are They're slaves at times. I mean, if a cats stomach knows that its eating an animal bigger than us, is it possible that has something to do with why many cats feel like they are the bosses in the house? Deep inside they could be thinking “I eat bigger animals than you even!”.

Researching this a lot is probably something very important. Its something I think we all need to think about because there are so many pets eating other animals. And I do know a lot of people that feed their pets more meat than they eat themselves which I think is strange. And many of those people don't eat meat because they don't want to kill or take another life, yet look past this when feeding their pet. My query is, why do we consider these certain animal to be worthy of our compassion and consider it important for them to survive, and not the animals we are feeding it? Why do we attach connection and love to just those we've decided to take under our wing and protection of our homes? How would this scenario alter if we consider all the creatures of earth to be under our umbrella of compassion?

I'd like to think that all creatures will survive. And that if the future looks like we will start to not tolerate humans killing animals because we give animals equal rights to humans, then I think we have to also consider that we wouldn't really tolerate animals doing it either. Animals are beautiful, sure, and looking at lions in the wild they are beautiful - but just because they run around killing doesn't mean that its good either. I feel its possible that all the creatures on the planet could evolve. We just need to be open to the possibility. I mean, why don't we open our minds to the possibility that lions could just start talking to us in the future? And we to them? Why do we think that this is it - humans at the top, everything below us? Forever and ever Amen…

We've actually seen animals respond and develop to intelligences that we religiously brainwashed species thought were only available to us. I've seen a cat who could never not barge in and push all the other cat away learn to sit there and wait for the other to finish patiently before going in and eating. Seems like its ok with doing that now. What if the animals on the planet are meant to be like our children? We guide them towards the way?

We will say that because an animal does something, then its inherently ok and is good to do. A dolphin eats fish, so its ok that they eat fish since they are smart beings. But aren't I an animal as well? And aren't my impulses, as alien as they may seem, like the things I am suggesting, don't they also fall within the parenthesis we define as 'nature'? To say that lions eat meat, so its ok, because a lion is a part of nature, then how can we not apply that same logic to what I am suggesting? I'm not an alien am I? Nope, I'm right here on earth and my impulses to suggest animals don't eat meat is just as valid as a lion taking a life. If its ok for a lion to take a life, which is intruding on another beings life, I see that same logic applying to myself and I can intrude and stop a lion doing that. Maybe aliens elsewhere in the universe watching the 'human discovery channel' will watch me do that and go “woow… so beautiful those creatures intruding on each other”.

What do you think? :)