socially unconscious
It’s not a “new” concept, but rather an actively used one to be “socially conscious” . Companies endeavor to ensure their corporations are making socially conscious efforts to stay in the “in crowd”, and on occasion – for the right reasons. The “in crowd” mentality is where the socially unconscious part comes in.
The human race is hit and miss with this concept of social consciousness. I would almost dare to say we largely live a move socially UNconscious lifestyle. Our autopilot runs, and ruins, our lives. Living consciously takes some serious effort, which the majority of us excuse away due to lack of time available to them to make “better” choices.
I enjoy the varied and valiant qualities of the friends I surround myself with. Having encountered, dated, and befriended various vegetarians and vegans, this is a socially conscious lifestyle which I greatly admire.
I maintained a pesco-vegetarian (fish eating only) lifestyle for 5 years, and selfishly, I felt GREAT. Not only physically, but mentally. After educating myself on what goes on in the meat industry (poultry included!), I did not want to participate in the active hurt and harm and murder or innocent animals who’s sole-purpose in life was for consumption.
Since then I’ve clearly reverted back to a less-conscious lifestyle, and I neither judge those, nor apologize for my decision. Not out of arrogance, but because, until I’m willing to change it …saying I’m sorry for something I do without changing it is ultra-hypocritical.
It’s my permissible “sin”, but I try as much as possible to purchase free range. I excuse myself in this thinking that if AT LEAST these animals have a humane and animal-like life as possible …then at least they weren’t simply slaves to the food corporations who enclose and encase these living breathing, feelings animals in conditions that are purely barbaric and essentially evil.
Turning a blind eye to the things we don’t HAVE to think about it simple, opening our eyes to the things we should think about is conscious living. I challenge us all to stop living a socially unconscious lifestyle and choose consciously – our means to our end.
For you “socially conscious thrill seekers” check out: www.theveganproject.ca
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