Monthly Archives: October 2011

In January 1992 the Naitauba Island staff informed Adi Da that they felt it was necessary to reduce the number of pigs being kept on the island because the organic food off-cuts from the kitchen had lessened, so they felt … Continue reading →

The term “care-giver”, or “animal care-giver”, is not recommended by Adi Da Samraj.         To him “care-giver” implies an attitude of superiority over what are presumed to be basically inferior creatures. Whether used in reference to non-humans … Continue reading →

What would happen if we decided to stop objectifying animals, decided to stop owning them, selling and buying them, decided to stop experimenting on them, using them in sports and entertainment, and also stopped doing all the unkind things we … Continue reading →

Here is a link to the blog-site of a gifted young camel lady in Tucson, Arizona. With her two dromedary camels Alex Komechak has developed a great relationship, and an excellent, loving, training approach, as can be seen in the … Continue reading →

Our first Sacred Camel Ceremony was a wonderful occasion. The purpose of the ceremony was to simply and directly invoke mankind to become more sensitive to the Life and rights of all non-human beings and natural non-human processes. The small … Continue reading →

I recently read a well written article by Peter Gray, excerpted below. A lot of what he covers in terms of culture and the dynamics within egalitarian culture runs in parallel with camel (or any grazing) herd culture. How Hunter-Gatherers … Continue reading →