Animals as a food source
QUESTION: Masters I have always believed that animals were bred to serve as food for humans. When I read the blade of a channel of Saint Germain, I saw that I was mistaken, and stopped consuming animal flesh. But the question remains: what is wrong with the passage of Jesus’ multiplication of fish to feed his followers? And with Him helping fishermen on their bread? And with the father having the fatted calf killed, to commemorate the return of the prodigal son? I’m not vegan, because like egg and cheese, that’s what’s left of everything I liked the most. I am wrong? ~Luiz, Brazil
ANSWER: In a spiritual sense there is no such thing as being right or wrong because there is no duality. Choosing between a negative and positive solution to a situation is part of the learning process within the third dimension. It is the way a soul having a human experience completes their life lessons.
No one can tell you what the best way is for you to learn or to complete your life’s journey. What is perfect for one individual is disastrous for another. You are beginning to compare the writings of one alleged author with the supposed teachings of others. You cannot give one hundred percent validity to the recordings on any event of practice since they are coming through the minds of another and not the originator.
Channelings may be verbatim from the mouth of the speaker or they may be “interpreted” by the channeler to reflect the channeler’s own opinions or prejudices. A story passed down from century to century by human memory may be accurate or may be based upon a parable or belief system.
People must decide what they wish to accept as their own beliefs by using their own intuition and feelings and what they have been told and read from the beliefs of others. You have been presented with differing opinions on the purpose of farm animals. You may choose to believe either one; they are right only to the acceptance of each person. Animals are raised for consumption. To some that is inhumane and wrong, while to others it is necessary for nourishing their physical bodies. The choice is yours; neither is totally right or wrong.
The stories from the Bible were compiled for teaching purposes and not to commemorate a particular event. It is the intention behind the story that has value. Sharing, charity, forgiveness, gratitude, living life are the bases for the parables.
To learn what you came to learn – your purpose being to understand yourself as a soul and that, being a piece of Source energy, you have certain powers and abilities you may use – start relying upon yourself. When a question arises, ask: What do I feel about this? What do I truly wish to do? Start feeling and not thinking; that turns you from the decisions of others to your own journey.