My life is dedicated to living an existance that causes no harm to fellow man or creatures alike in my words or actions.

Why am I Vegan? Because all life is sacred and animals are "the least of these", and completely at our mercy. My decision not to eat or use animal products is personal but a quest I wish more would take.


Likewise I attempt not to use products or take actions that harm or perpetuate the suffering of any people.


I choose not to ignore the suffering of any living thing to satisfy a desire of my own. I won't pick and choose what will be my pet and what will be my food. How arrogant to believe I have that right, just because I have that power.


All people and creatures are precious. One of the greatest traits of humanity are those that realize the value of each life and treat it accordingly, even if that life does not realize its own existential value.


What I can't understand is why my non-voilent choice to be vegetarian is met with such opposition.


I don't believe I owe this world any explaination for my decisions based on kindness and compassion not to mention good health for me and for all.


I thought deeply about my life. I searched my soul and what the truth may be. I came to write three life standards for myself. I strive to live by them, always measuring what I do against my words of living:


Never overpower anything just because I can.


Always leave things better than when I found them.


Protect and defend what is meeker than myself.








Love one another.

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