Anima Naturalis "Economic trends towards the...

We would like you all right now to imagine a subway car in the middle of rush hour, and the isolation, the heat, the distress and the anxiety that goes along with it. Waiting for your stop becomes unbearable. Suddenly the train stops at your station and with much difficulty you make your way through the others who are in the same state as you, and finally you manage to find the exit that leads to less dense air, where you can breathe, calmly. Once again you are back in your quiet and spacious reality. Now imagine living constantly in this state of distress, with overcrowding and low light, with little or no water. Knowing that the train will never stop at any of the stations. Knowing that you will never be let off to move forward in your life. You are now in the state of being, in the position in which millions of animals live in this moment, on farms for food, on fur farms, in laboratories for experimentation and in fishing nets... Read more on http://priven.nhlf.org/economic-trends-towards-the-ethical-treatment-of-animals-by-sandra-castillo-and-luis-verdu-britto/|| First Global PROUT Conference, 7 to July 9, 2011, Caracas, Venezuela.