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Civilogy Instituto: Sharp Teeth? Morality or Philosophy regarding Anim...

Civilogy Instituto: Sharp Teeth? Morality or Philosophy regarding Anim...: [replying to Samien in the comment to the previous post]   The sharp teeth is a dead giveaway. That is one of the physical traits to look for... in the animal mammals. But what about the insects and spiders and other types who eat each other? They don't have to have teeth. They can have tentacles, poisons they secrete, or pincers in their mouth/mandibles. There are many designs to the bodies.



It is true we need to go a little further than Civilogy can go, in the sense that these questions are beyond the science.  They go into ethical and philosophical levels of thinking.  This is where Kyyboa comes in.  Yet we must FIRST do a full civilogical study. Then we will be ready to do the Kyyboa level of thinking. Kyyboa is the way which can find out what is right or wrong. It is the higher Wisdom.



SO what would I say from Kyyboa consciousness?

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Microcandy is going to have our First Fund Raising...

MicroCandy ~ microcandy ~ micro-candy: Microcandy is going to have our First Fund Raising...: We are inviting you to help! Let's get this going. Maybe you can help in some way. Want to find out more? Tune in to this website. Boo...

Animal carnivores... Wtf

So, Ive been thinking about animals eating each other... In my opinion, its not amuzing at all and it angers me to the point where i want to put a stop to it if thats ever possible, first we have to stop eating animals as a human race... Why do animals continue to eat each other?????? Better yet WHY THE HECK do they do it in the first place??? Does it have anything to do with human instigation?

Tonight I was reminded to eat some...

Some of that Broccoli stuff. What a vegetable! 

     I was reminded to eat, because I was talking with Sam and asked him what he ate. He said he ate broccoli today.  He ate it completely raw.  I asked what did he put on it, dressing, mustard, salt?  He ate it as-is, plain, nothing on it, just broccoli.  I think that is amazing. It's a great diet. Eating raw (most of the time) is the best plan, but it does take a lot of discipline. One has to be a really committed individual to stick to the diet, especially in a culture, wherein they eat all kinds of junk and processed food-stuff.

I remember the first time I discovered the taste and enjoyment of Broccoli. I must have been about 20 years old. I was starting on my long journey to healthy eating and lifestyle. I had eaten broccoli before, but it was not emphasized. I think my mother had made it from frozen and mixed it with other veggies.  When I bought some from the supermarket, on my own, it was already a bigger deal to me. I became obsessed with having it around in the kitchen. I prepared it in various different ways. I also began to enjoy broccoli on baked potato. That was on the Wendy's menu. (not a plug for Wendy's)   This obsession with broccoli lasted for about a month or two.  There's not much more I can say about it in words.  It is inexpressible; such is the experience of eating foods...