I used to have snakes as pets too, and I would enjoy watching them devouring mice whole (I owned two diamond pythons).
Snakes are nature's way of keeping the rodent population down and I guess if I took a swing at mice, I'd have to look at snakes then, so I'll leave mice alone - for now, even...
7. Puffer Fish
The height of an evolutionary oxymoron (and a fisherman's worst nightmare if one ever swallows your hook).
Why bother to have all those spines and the ability to blow itself up like a balloon, when the flesh is deadly poison anyway? (even to sea creatures that would even try to...
I love cats too, don't get me wrong, I am trying to approach this from an ecological, conservative viewpoint (ignoring the obvious fact that human beings should be made extinct).
Do you get my approach now?
6. Domesticated Cats
As cute and fluffy as they are, they are one of the most evil, vicious and cruel sadistic hunters out there, that will kill anything for 'sport'.
Cats are the only creatures besides humans (and sharks) who will actually kill for pleasure and they make no...
5. Rabbits:
Now, here is another problem that was faced when mankind tried to make a species 'extinct' once *see cane toads.
We have always had (and still have) a huge rabbit problem, competing with native marsupials and farming livestock for food and contributing to soil erosion in many...
I would like to propose an argument, as a 'nature lover', who can also see the total harm and devastation to the environment caused by the overpopulation of one species within an ecosystem.
We shall take Australia:
1. Sulphur-Crested Cockatoo:
These are a real menace, and exfoliate native...
Precisely.
To extrapolate the infinite is impossible, the only outcome of mental process begins at the very point where Purusha (energy) 'animates' (for lack of a better word), Prakriti (force/will).
It is at that point, where latent becomes potent, yet still rests within that eternal latency...
As postscript to the above -
At least one thing I know now (and after months of worrying)...
Before I went to the hospital, I was worried about my migraines (thinking it may be an aneurysm or cancer or something) and I was also worried about my physical health in general...I had many thoughts...
I thought I'd share a story about what happened to me yesterday.
I am a migraine sufferer and occasionally, I will get one so bad, I need to take myself off to the hospital for treatment (that only happens a few times a year, thank god).
Anyway, the hospital decided to keep me in overnight for...
As mentioned above, in a great post by Sees, there's the community bonding, sharing experiences, helping each other within the framework of their own philosophy and being overseen by a 'divine being'...this is all known by one word - 'fellowship' okay, 'Satsangha' (in the company of Truth)...
You don't have to 'identify' with any religion at all, but when one worships God(s) of a certain religion, adopts practices of a certain religion, believes in the aims and ideals of a certain religion, that 'identification' soon follows, *if it hasn't already preceded it.
Religion is only...