Scot Rotruck: Well You could join an Amish Community, but that would clash with your Wiccan beliefs, but they are certainly for the most part Green, They do eat meat but would see no reason why they would shun anyone who is a vegitarian
Hal Palowoda: LOL...eco friendly way. Boy are you gullible. Stop with all the nonsense. You are finding it hard to buy food that allegedly is better in some way and are finding it is expensive as hell. Why? Because the stores know that there are gullible idiots with too much money out there who are willing to pay through the nose for "better food"...what a crock. Do sensible things that don't cost you anything. Throw away items into the trash can and don't litter. Plastic can be recycled you know. Stop driving yourself nuts over this stupid stuff....Show more
Jude Kennelly: If you committed to eating meat only once a week or less, you would be doing a huge amount to save the planet. A head of beef will feed 100 people, wherea! s the grain and other food stuff to feed that one steer would feed 1000 people. Raising meat is a waste of resources.Furthermore, you have to think of the slaughter. Animals are herded into a chute -- they can smell the death ahead of them and hear the screams of their brethren -- the stress supposedly makes the meat tastier -- and when it's their turn, a stun gun is placed against their skull which stuns them but not kills them, their throats are slit and before they're dead,they are swung up by their hind legs to exsanguinate until dead. Now answer this question -- as a Wiccan, is this the kind of karma you want in your food?Eating vegetarian is actually less expensive unless you are opting for hot dogs (the crap scraped off the slaughterhouse floor). Each little thing you do to honor the earth is felt by the force that keeps earth alive. That you have a mental focus on respecting the earth and environment goes a long, long way in making a shift. You cannot do it al! one -- your voice, your actions, your commitment will join tho! se of others, and that's what makes the difference.Here's a site that you may find helpful. If nothing else, do a search on "kitchen cupboard beauty," which will turn up a ton of natural recipes of beauty/hair/skin care that is environmentally-friendly. But don't stop there, they have lots of ideas and tips on being Green. http://www.care2.com/find/site#q=kitchen+cupboard+......Show more
Tyree Allenbrand: Going green does not mean starving your self, surviving is a part of nature, and we return the debt of mother Earth when we die and return our body to Earth.
Foster Koopmann: Seriously, you missed the whole point. Converting the 8 word Rede into a two word commandment skews everything that Wicca stands for. The Rede is not a commandment and that's a very very good thing because everything we do harms something. Please refrain from buying into the ridiculous assertion that Wicca teaches "Harm None". It doesn't now and it never has. The Wiccan path requires u! s to live life in balance with responsibility. Responsibility doesn't mean that we have to be guilt ridden for swatting mosquitoes nor that we have to individually shoulder a personal crusade against plastic trash. Living life in balance is the preeminent goal. It's the reason why we pay attention to our place in the universe as well as our place in our human and deity relationships. Your life obviously isn't balanced if you're constantly obsessing about plastic trash....Show more
Dorethea Beaston: I see where you are and where you are going. In your journey, you are headed toward facing your fears and walking through them. At that point, you will be in a serious moral AND ethical dilemma. Then you can choose without a guilty conscience.Make sure that your powers are up to snuf. You don't want to go through that valley of the shadow of death without faith in how powerful you are. Practice manifesting daily. When the dollar collapses (as it will), you will be on! e of the teachers building a new world - if you make the right choice..! ..Show more
Carmelina Enoch: The world we live in is what it is. Do what you can do, try to be responsible when you can, but don't go totally overboard. Frankly I'm of the belief that we're never going to be able to set back the clock and undo the damage that's done; best option at this point is to move forward and support realistic efforts that will make for a better future through technology and conservation efforts. You'd be better off donating to those kinds of causes than you would spending an extra few bucks for shampoo with a couple oz of palm oil. Keep your eyes open in the news for legislation revolving around environmental issues and help promote awareness. The solutions to are problems are going to require massive long-term changes. You can be of much more help if you focus on contributing to those....Show more
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