Kisaeng

Every bit of meat, chicken or fish you eat,

every bit of leather or fur you wear,

has come from an animal that has

been tortured, pulled away from their

family and brutally killed.

Lewis Hamilton

From beasts we scorn as soulless,

in forest, field and den,

the cry goes up to witness,

the soullessness of men.

M. Frida Hartley

Could you look an animal in the eyes and say;

'my appetite is more important

than your suffering?'

Moby

Animals cannot speak but, but can you and I

not speak for them and represent them?

Let us all feel their cry of agony and let us

all help that cry to be heard in the world.

Rukmini Devi Arundale

You who feel no pain at the suffering of others,

it is not fitting for you to to be called a human.

Saadi

Why are vegans made fun of while

the inhumane factory farming process

regards animals and the natural world merely

as commodities to be exploited for profit?

Ellen Page

Think occasionally of the suffering

of which you spare yourself the sight.

Albert Schweitzer

Human beings are not machines,

and however powerful the pressure to conform,

they sometimes are so moved by what

they see as injustice that they dare

to declare their independence.

In that historical possibility lies hope.

Howard Zinn

The opposite of love is not hate,

it's indifference.

The opposite of art is not ugliness,

it's indifference.

The opposite of faith is not heresy,

it's indifference.

The opposite of life is not death,

it's indifference.

Elie Wiesel

Man is not what he thinks he is,

he is what he hides.

André Malraux

If people understood that for two minutes

of pleasure, there is a lifetime of suffering.

Khaled bin Alwaleed

But for the sake of some little moutful of flesh

we deprive a soul of the sun and light,

and of that proportion of life and time

she had been born into the world to enjoy.

Plutarch

Ethics is nothing else than reverence for life.

Albert Schweitzer

Jo Frederiks

My body will not be a tomb for other creatures.

Leonardo da Vinci

Man can no longer live for himself alone.

We must realize that all life is valuable

and that we are united to all life.

Albert Schweitzer

Life is not a problem to be solved,

but a mystery to be lived.

Follow the path that is no path,

follow your bliss.

Joseph Campbell

We have a tendency to think in terms of doing

and not in terms of being... Our time is first

of all for us to be... To be alive, to be peaceful,

to be joyful, to be loving. And that is what

the world needs most.

Thich Nhat Hanh

You surrender to love;

you do not accomplish love by willpower.

Richard Rohr

Vulnerability is the core of shame and fear

and our struggle for worthiness, but

it appears it's also the birthplace of joy,

of creativity, of belonging, of love.

Brené Brown

- Creativity.

- Radiance/inner joy (passion & purpose).

- Cleanliness (your appearance & environment).

- Warmth (being inviting & approachable).

- Body language (flowing, slow, graceful, soft) & posture.

- The desire to nurture (care for yourself, plants, animals & people).

- Appearance (skirts/dresses, heels, bright & soft colors that amplify your skintone, soft materials, hair accessories, jewelry, makeup, nailpolish, handbags, gloves).

- Smile (be a pleasure to be around).

- Vulnerability (heal yourself).

A Feminine Impression - Key Qualities of a Feminine Woman Part 1

1. Radiance (a childlike spirit, self-care).

2. Inner joy (smile, gratitude).

3. Creativity (beautify yourself & the world around you).

A Feminine Impression - Part 2

1. Cleanliness (routines & schedules).

2. Warmth (empathy & kindness, eye contact & presence, listening).

3. Movement.

A Feminine Impression - Part 3

1. Vulnerability

2. Submission

Create all the happiness you are able to create;

remove all the misery you are able to remove.

Every day will allow you, will invite you to

add something to the pleasure of others,

or to diminish something of their pains.

Jeremy Bentham

Humility is the foundation of all virtues,

for it allows us to approach every situation

with an open mind and a willingness

to learn from others.

Marcus Aurelius

There are two ways through life:

the way of Nature and the way of Grace.

You have to decide which one you'll follow.

Terrence Malick

A woman's health is her capital.

Harriet Beecher Stowe

Outer work (nurture yourself)

- Spend time with yourself. Get 8 hours sleep per night. Have a self care-day every week. Pamper yourself or go to a professional.

- Make your home/personal space look feminine. Decorate with flowers & feminine colors. Light candles, play relaxing music. Seduce your senses.

- Always look your best. Smile. Plan trips. Do creative things.

- Read books that help you grow.

Inner work (journal)

- Reflect on your day/week. What did you do? How did you treat people? What happened and why did it happen? What do you need to change? What can you learn? How do you contribute to others? What can you do? How can you improve yourself? Focus on one thing at a time. Slowly incorporate new habits into your life.

- Visualize. Write down what you want to have/experience/achieve in the next 3 years of your life. Imagine yourself having and doing the things that you're working towards. Make a vision board. Pray about it. Believe.

- Evaluate people in your life. Are they adding value to your life? How do they influence you? Who do you want to be? What do you like/dislike? Decide what your priorities are. Set boundaries. You teach people how to treat you. Break free from people and habits that's hurting you.

- Focus on gratitude.

The habits, thought patterns, and perceptions

you display will be amplified in the years

to come. Don't practice what you don't

want to become.

J.Mike Fields