Kill and Eat your Cat?

Would you agree that we live in a world driven primarily by how people think? Our thinking (thoughts, beliefs, reasoning...) lead to our habits and actions, and thus have direct and indirect effects on other people, animals and our environment.

Ever wonder why you are more inclined to eat a cucumber and not the cat?

Because I care deeply and consider humans to be both the cause and the solution to our - people animals and environmental - problems, it is my intention for blogging to be one of my tools to educate, inspire and have people rethink their thinking and improve their habits as they seem necessary.

Food is a BIG part of our life. As you probably already know, our food consumption and choices is having a very detrimental effect on humans, animals, and our environment. Ever since I was a child I have always been confused about and questioned why people chose to kill and eat only a few animals/species (primarily cows, chickens and pigs) and have caring, loving and very protective relationships with only a select few types of animals/species (primarily cats and dogs). I have also wondered why these animals are treated completely different in different locations and cultures around our world. For instance, in India, the cow is considered sacred and not to be eaten and in many Asian countries, dogs are eaten.