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Remembrance Day
There are two issues which come to mind today.
One is the pink elephant in the room – the new president of the United States of America. The other is the fact that the day I am writing this is the 11th day of the 11th month, and at 11.00 this morning, in the middle of
Support For Standing Rock
I have heard so much about the water protesters at Standing Rock on Facebook. I don’t know if there is any mention of it on Australian television news, because I don’t watch it.
I feel a strong urge to support the indigenous people at Standing Rock, yet I don’t really understand why.
There have been other indigenous
Vegan Muslims
I was reminded by facebook of the video I posted a year ago about live animal exports.
I believe that the majority of Australians, if given all of the facts, would be against this trade. The problem is that, as in any industry where animals are used, animal welfare tends to take second place to the almighty dollar.
Although the Australian government has sought to increase the markets to which live animals
Time To Choose
I read the book, Tomorrow’s God, by Neale Donald Walsch, a few years ago, and I picked it up again recently to confirm something that I was writing about. As I started flipping through the pages, I began reading the book once more, from cover to cover.
This book contains some dire warnings from God:
Trees
I love trees, particularly big old gum trees.
The other day I was walking along a bush path in a local reserve, stepping over fallen branches and small trees as I went. I began to contemplate how it is that so many branches, and even trees, fall down, without hurting anyone who happens to be walking
Respect
I am having trouble thinking of anything spiritual to write about, because my mind is focused on the animals. I decided that is what my blog needs to be about this week.
As you probably know by now, I love animals and can’t bear to hear about them suffering. The more sensitive I become, the