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Originally Posted by historycircus
Good point Boogies. Native American hunters did that very thing. European traders found it odd that Indian hunters would speak to the fallen prey after the chase. In a couple of recorded instances, we know they were thanking the spirit of the animal for its gift. We could probably do the same I guess, but it would be eaisier if we had an up close relationship with our meat (caught or raised ourselves).
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I that is very good point. It shows respect for the animals and a understanding they have a soul. To say thanks to the spirit of the animal for its gift of its body as meat.
For me I consider animals as my friends. And I dont eat my friends.
As for plants. I dont consider that they have a entity living inside them, although they most definitely are alive.
I do not think our journey as souls begins with plants, but with animals and the more you advance your soul the further you progress. I dont know where we start in this jorney, say as ants or beatles for instance. Or what the advanced beings are or we we are in this line.
I think that as Humans we are on this road somewhere, and the more you progress your own or other souls the more likely you will progress to the next leval, where ever that is
