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gita · 03-12-2010, 10:17 PM

All animals should be free at all times and if they go extinct then they’ve run their course and probably go on to higher and better things. Us humans do not know enough (even if we like to think we do) about the evolutionary spiritual path of other species – seriously, we don’t really have a clue about our own yet we want to control animals who are already in touch with higher dimensions – don’t forget all animals apart from most human beings have mastered their six sense a long time ago. Who are we to judge and keep them caged in order to ‘save’ them and keep our children educated? Children are still educated and the ‘dodo’ became extinct a long time age.

I couldn’t imagine the emotional, psychological and spiritual pain of a caged animal. If it was me caged up then I’d rather depart this plane. It’s just so cruel. Those who are able to ‘hear’ animals know what I’m saying.

03-12-2010, 10:17 PM	#4
gita Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Plymouth, UK Posts: 516	Re: Zoos, do we really need them? All animals should be free at all times and if they go extinct then they’ve run their course and probably go on to higher and better things. Us humans do not know enough (even if we like to think we do) about the evolutionary spiritual path of other species – seriously, we don’t really have a clue about our own yet we want to control animals who are already in touch with higher dimensions – don’t forget all animals apart from most human beings have mastered their six sense a long time ago. Who are we to judge and keep them caged in order to ‘save’ them and keep our children educated? Children are still educated and the ‘dodo’ became extinct a long time age. I couldn’t imagine the emotional, psychological and spiritual pain of a caged animal. If it was me caged up then I’d rather depart this plane. It’s just so cruel. Those who are able to ‘hear’ animals know what I’m saying.