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A creative stance to spirituality and enlightenment as an act of creation rather than a source of knowledge.
footnote
Gnosis> is a Greek word that stands for knowledge.
Praxis> is also a Greek word that stands for putting a thought or knowledge into practice - implementing.
Such an act would then lead to wisdom. Learning from making mistakes that is and constantly improving ourselves to match Heaven.
Praxis> is also a Greek word that stands for putting a thought or knowledge into practice - implementing.
Such an act would then lead to wisdom. Learning from making mistakes that is and constantly improving ourselves to match Heaven.
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- Vasiliki aka Vasso
- An art therapist/art educator and digital imaging archivist. Spiritually, striving to be in harmony with the Universe, realise the True Self and attain enlightenment. Too much to accomplish in one life time ... maybe so ... but I have faith, then I am not alone :).
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that says it all ...
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The term "vegetarian" was coined in 1847 by the founders of the Vegetarian Society of Great Britain.
The Vegan Society was founded in England in 1944 by Donald Watson and others who believed that vegetarians should strive to exist without eating or using any animal products at all. Watson stated that the crisis of World War II may have been a motivation behind his founding of the Vegan Society, because he saw so much turmoil and suffering in the world around him. The Vegan founders believed that the first step to creating a better world would be to develop a diet that did not cause the death or suffering of any living beings. The term "vegan" is derived from the Latin word vegetus, which means "full of life," which the founders hoped their system would be.
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For those interested in the political and philosophical aspect of vegetarianism, you are welcome to read a relevant thesis posted at the IVU (International Vegetarian Union) and an article focusing on the socio-economic aspects of the movement.
The Vegan Society was founded in England in 1944 by Donald Watson and others who believed that vegetarians should strive to exist without eating or using any animal products at all. Watson stated that the crisis of World War II may have been a motivation behind his founding of the Vegan Society, because he saw so much turmoil and suffering in the world around him. The Vegan founders believed that the first step to creating a better world would be to develop a diet that did not cause the death or suffering of any living beings. The term "vegan" is derived from the Latin word vegetus, which means "full of life," which the founders hoped their system would be.
The American Vegan Society (AVS) was founded in 1960 by Jay Dinshah. The same year, the AVS began to publish a journal called Ahimsa, which is a Sanskrit word that means "not causing harm" and "reverence for life." Dinshah and others conceived veganism to be a philosophy of living that has nonviolence, peace, harmony, honesty, service to the world, and knowledge as its goals. In 1974, the AVS became affiliated with the North American Vegetarian Society, which was formed to bring together all of the vegetarian groups in North America.
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For those interested in the political and philosophical aspect of vegetarianism, you are welcome to read a relevant thesis posted at the IVU (International Vegetarian Union) and an article focusing on the socio-economic aspects of the movement.
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