It is really a privilege to be a human. We have to have a lot of points, numerous points to be a human. And some animal-people, they have human points in them, because they don’t need that many points. But it doesn’t mean that we have the right to kill them, because if we continue to kill them, then we’ll be lower than them later. We’ll suffer a lot. All the wars and disasters in the world are caused by the slaughtering of innocent animal-people. The karma is very heavy, and then depleting the planet’s resources. You know that? Every one of you knows that. And we can never stress enough the importance of stopping (animal-people) meat eating, can never; never enough. We shall do it all until the last (animal-people) meat eater quits on our planet. Or they all move to the North and South Pole. […]
(When we went to film a sanctuary in Kent, when we set up the camera, the animal[-people], they just came over like actors. They really posed, walking very slowly toward the camera, to give us time to film it. And there came two horse[-people]. One went this way and the other went across, like they were going on a stage. It was just amazing.) It could be amazing. Yeah, I know that. Today, there is a show on “Animal World: Our Co-inhabitants,” about the pig-people. They can do all kinds of tricks better than dog-people even. […] They play basketball and all that. So cute! […]
Instead of showing people how the pig-people die, we show people how the pig-people live. That would be very encouraging for people – to show what an intelligent, cute companion a pig-person is. […] If you see a pig-person doing things like that, would you like to even eat it? No! (No.) That’s a very good thing. We will do both. We do all kinds to show people that it’s really unimaginable that we eat a creature like that. […]
