Have You seen the movie Avatar? How the beings there live in Peace, and WITH their planet. Not merely on top of it? I love that movie. It made me cry a bunch of times. Finding Home to what is inside me, and Home to Eywa. Spirit, here on Earth, is Eywa, in that movie, Avatar. Mother Earth in fact. Indiginous have been hunting for their entire presence on this planet. They have been honouring the life of the animal. Taking only what they need at that time, for themselves, for their Tribe, for their people in fact. Working together as one people. I know that our societies is built in a different way than theirs, the Indiginous, but we could also Honour the Life of the animal. We could see them as they are. They are in fact, as we are, beings. With their own thoughts, feelings, regarding their own experiences here on Earth. And we should take into the consideration, how would we like to be treated, if we were in the same situation? This might seem like a weird thing to be thinking about, but, how would we feel, if we ever switched places with them, or if another species of beings, saw us, as we see them? Merely as a food source, merely an animal that has no soul, no dreams, no consciosness or wants for things to be different. What do You feel about that? Or what are Your thoughts about that? I know my own thoughts and feelings about it. I think that animals that are our food source here on Earth deserves to be respected, to be treated well and for us to be kindhearted when we end their lives. Me, personally, do not eat them. But for those that do, I think they should take that last part that I said seriously. Because, ending the Life of an Animal, for food and for ones own survival, might be necesarry for some. Like the Indiginous does. But it is important I think, that we consider the experience that the Animal is having, and therefore kill them in a kind way.
To get back to what I was writing about prior, societies in different countries are built different than the Indiginous are living. And we are not going to be able to be living of hunting and gathering like they are, all of us. We have already built houses, we already have a societal struvture that works in its own way, but it needs an update. All of Humanity should be having their own connection with the mother, Earth, Mother Earth, Spirit. Did You know, that if bury ourselves in Nature, without preserving the body in a cascet, we actually go Home to the mother, Mother Earth, Spirit, which is Eywa on that movie, Avatar.
There is burial services that offers you to bury in Nature, with a tree planted on top of You. You are buried in a biodegradable container, which dissolves after some time, which makes the roots of the tree take up the Spirit, the Soul of the being, and for them to connect with Mother Earth, Spirit, Gaia. They will be coming Home to their planet. Not to a Heaven, not to Source or the Universe, but to our planet. Mother Earth, Spirit, Gaia. The trees that are planted, will grow tall, and into a sacred forest. Isnt that beautiful? We could walk among them, feeling the connection to the ones that we have lost in the most beautiful way. By being in Nature, with the mother, our mother, Mother Earth, keeping our lost ones with her, forever.
Can You imagine, kindergardens, schools, care facilities for elders and communeties, rootet in HER, the mother. Mother Earth. We could be a planet were Sacred forests grow everywhere. Where we, Humanity, are as one. One specie. Living with Her, the mother.
This is not for everyone. But in fact for many. I am not saying this is the en of Religions, I am just saying, that there is a place for us, that are here at Home with The Mother, Mother Earth, Spirit, Gaia. I will be posting some services where You can find information about this. If feel called to it, why not start something like this, where You live, or somewhere You want. To give the people in Your region of the world, a chance at this. But only if You feel called to it, then I think You should do it.
https://www.capsulamundi.it/en/
https://sacredfamilygroves.org/
With Unconditional Love and Gratitude
Elisabeth Hjerte
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