Hi, I’m new to the Zaadz community and am taking the time to see who is a part of it. Finding you, and watching the video was quite the experience for me, so early in the morning. I have such a difficult time looking at this cruelty and abuse, and I realize that it is a look at pure adulterated unconsciousness. Once I can move past the anger, I can see that the humans who perpetrate these horrific acts are lost souls who have not gone in search of their humanity or tried to recapture their hearts. Yet, that is a human responsibility as much as it is a human responsibility to be humane, and to love. I cannot tell you how much I admire any and all accomplishments you have made to do what you can to alleviate the suffering in this area. My mind simply finds it almost incomprehensible except to know that it is possible because it is happening. I am a vegetarian, still becoming conscious of all my actions and their effect on the world. It is a way of being a part of this effort, to not contribute to it. I would be most open to hearing from any one of you as to how you have managed to keep your hearts going while dealing direclty with the consequences of this unconsciousness. Perhaps it would help me to know what, if anything, else, I can do. Namaste, Henrietta
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Hi, I’m new to the Zaadz community and am taking the time to see who is a part of it. Finding you, and watching the video was quite the experience for me, so early in the morning. I have such a difficult time looking at this cruelty and abuse, and I realize that it is a look at pure adulterated unconsciousness. Once I can move past the anger, I can see that the humans who perpetrate these horrific acts are lost souls who have not gone in search of their humanity or tried to recapture their hearts. Yet, that is a human responsibility as much as it is a human responsibility to be humane, and to love. I cannot tell you how much I admire any and all accomplishments you have made to do what you can to alleviate the suffering in this area. My mind simply finds it almost incomprehensible except to know that it is possible because it is happening. I am a vegetarian, still becoming conscious of all my actions and their effect on the world. It is a way of being a part of this effort, to not contribute to it. I would be most open to hearing from any one of you as to how you have managed to keep your hearts going while dealing direclty with the consequences of this unconsciousness. Perhaps it would help me to know what, if anything, else, I can do. Namaste, Henrietta