Spiritual history and its role in dietary choices?

[Kasai Keira]

Originally Posted by mogenblue

The conscious of a human being cannot be stuffed into the body of an animal. So you will never reincarnate as a horse, a donkey or a chicken, etcetera. I don't know if you are happy with that?
And you have never done that in the past either.

It is my understanding that our consciousness cannot even fit inside of a human body, so why are we excluding animals? Biologically, we are animals, and consciousness does not equate brain power. Can we really look at a dog and tell him that he is not capable of our level of spiritual evolution? Perhaps they have surpassed us, and they eat squirrels.

If we are all one, then why are our souls incompatible with each others' bodies? The distinction seems a little arbitrary.

Originally Posted by mogenblue

That only goes for as long as we are incarnated in a physical organism.
Nothing goes to waste. Nothing at all.

When you arrive on the other side this life will fall off from you like old clothes. And then you will see what you have done before, in previous lives. And then you will understand. You will see it in the proper perspective.

That understanding will sink back in your subconscious when you reincarnate in a next life, but then it will be part of your inner being. Then you have internalized that wisdom.
That is how you make your evolution your own.

I do like this idea, a convergence of puzzle pieces. I find your concepts fascinating, and I will read into them. :)

[knightofalbion]

Going back to the thread title ...

When one comes to understand the Law of Love, and that animals also have souls and are on their own evolutionary path, then the penny drops.
Eventually compassion finds its way, as it should, into daily life and the dinner plate - and some might say it should start there ...

[mogenblue]

Originally Posted by Kasai Keira

It is my understanding that our consciousness cannot even fit inside of a human body, so why are we excluding animals? Biologically, we are animals, and consciousness does not equate brain power. Can we really look at a dog and tell him that he is not capable of our level of spiritual evolution? Perhaps they have surpassed us, and they eat squirrels.

If we are all one, then why are our souls incompatible with each others' bodies? The distinction seems a little arbitrary.

You don't get me that easily Kasai Keira.

We all have the Divine Spark within us. But we are not able to ecperience the full glory of it just like that.
God divided himself into myriads of Divine Sparks. That happened with the Big Bang.
We all descend from God and it is up to us to make something from it.

If you look at a dog he is in some ways ahead of us. But you can't ask a dog to pick up the phone can you? I can give you more and other realistic examples if needed, my friend. hahahahaha

Our bodies are incompatible because our conscious is inherently different.

Rulof published about 27 books.
The quote in my signature comes from his last set of books, his Cosmology.

[Kasai Keira]

I'm not looking for an argument for or against veganism, really. ;) Just curious if anybody thinks that past lives and energies have a big influence on what we crave and desire as far as food goes in this life.

[mogenblue]

Originally Posted by knightofalbion

Going back to the thread title ...

When one comes to understand the Law of Love, and that animals also have souls and are on their own evolutionary path, then the penny drops.
Eventually compassion finds its way, as it should, into daily life and the dinner plate - and some might say it should start there ...

I agree with that. That could be a good argument of a master of light.

[mogenblue]

Originally Posted by Kasai Keira

I'm not looking for an argument for or against veganism, really. ;) Just curious if anybody thinks that past lives and energies have a big influence on what we crave and desire as far as food goes in this life.

I think past lives do have an influence on what we crave today. But it is also the industry and their marketing departments that make us believe what we should eat.

Scientific research shows time and again that moving to a plant based diet would be beneficial for the health of people in general.
The industry is not interested in that. They are driven by profit.

People get used to patterns. That goes for food too.

[Kasai Keira]

Originally Posted by mogenblue

You don't get me that easily Kasai Keira.

I'm not trying to "get" anybody. It just seems arbitrary to me. I don't come from the same beliefs that you do. ^^;

Originally Posted by mogenblue

Our bodies are incompatible because our conscious is inherently different.

This is what I was asking. I now understand your perspective that humans and animals are divided consciousness.

[Kasai Keira]

Originally Posted by mogenblue

I think past lives do have an influence on what we crave today. But it is also the industry and their marketing departments that make us believe what we should eat.

Scientific research shows time and again that moving to a plant based diet would be beneficial for the health of people in general.
The industry is not interested in that. They are driven by profit.

People get used to patterns. That goes for food too.

I do agree that society and outside pressures have a big influence. I always wondered about the past and its imprint on us, though.