Why we should respect all life?

1. Respect all Life

2. Respect all Life
 If I become a gun owner, can my soul still evolve or does
that make my soul regress? Owning a gun is no different
from owning a car or a telephone, a beach ball or a
bottle of brandy – none of those or any other object by
itself affects soul growth one way or another, but their use
does. When a gun is used by one person in the pre-birth
agreement to kill another in the same agreement and this
balances previous lifetime experiences for both and fulfills
their soul contracts to complete third density karma, the
two souls evolve into fourth density. Shooting any life form
for the sheer enjoyment of causing death and shooting
animals just “for sport” do cause soul regression, and so
does torturing any life form.

3. Respect all Life
 Every life, regardless of how insignificant you may
deem it, is a soul. Its life force
comes from the Supreme Being of this universe, whose
energy is the love-light essence of Creator Source, the
Supreme Being of the cosmos, wherein all life in any
form has divine Beginnings.

4. Respect all Life
 This is not to say that every life form has been
designed with godly intent – by no means is that so!
Eons ago the intent of the dark forces was to sicken,
debilitate and ultimately destroy life, and for that
purpose they created microbes. They wanted higher
life forms to plague still higher forms, so they made
disease-causing or disease-carrying insects and
rodents to spread contagious illnesses that also were
of their making. They made animal forms that contain
lethal poisons and introduced ferocity in some
animals that previously had lived peaceably with all
others, thus establishing the predator-prey chain.

5. Respect all Life
 If one of those various life forms poses a death risk to a
human or a defenseless animal in the human’s care,
killing it saves the life in peril. That act does not
adversely affect the person’s spiritual evolution, and
depending upon circumstances, may hasten soul
growth. When the only way to stop a person from
killing another is to shoot the would-be killer, the result
for the shooter is largely dependent upon the
emotional aftereffect.