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It’s true. I love animals more than people. Immanuel Kant: In his Lectures on Ethics (published long after his death), Kant wrote, "He who is cruel to animals becomes hard also in his dealings with men. We can judge the heart of a man by his treatment of animals."

Paul McCartney of the Beatles, also said something very similar.

Respect all ❤

Beautiful people, handsome people, rich people, and smart people, if they have no ethics, no respect for others, no morals, and bad character and are impolite, they are zero in the eyes of others and will not be respected by others. So, if you want to be respected, you have to respect yourself,... read more

The Five Sheaths or Layers of Human Being 🧘‍♀️

​Annamaya Kosha (The Food Sheath) ​This is the physical body—everything you can touch,see & measure...It is built from the food we ingest ​This equates to Anatomy & Biology...It includes your DNA, bones, muscles, & the microbiome In modern medicine...when a doctor treats a broken arm or prescribes... read more

I'd love to discuss philosophy with you

Platonically or otherwise. I have loved philosophy, both eastern and western, for years. Let's discuss ethics, epistemology, religion, mindfulness, or whatever else.

🌍 Food, Religion & History: Maybe It’s Time to Reflect

In the earliest stages of human civilization, people hunted animals simply to survive. There were no formal religious food laws only environment, necessity, and the struggle to stay alive. As agriculture developed, animal domestication remained important for milk, leather, labor, and meat. Over... read more

The Seventh Law A Discipline Against Self-Tyranny

The Seventh Law A Discipline Against Self-Tyranny Abstract This paper argues that the highest law is not obedience, order, or even justice in the abstract, but questioning directed first inward. The Seventh Law is defined not primarily as a safeguard against tyranny in institutions, though it may... read more