Ahimsa Giveaway for Earth Day!

Earth Day means time for a giveaway!

Lovely Ahimsa art collaboration by Mary Ann Lederer (artist) & Dr. E.J. Farians (wordsmith–may her soul rest in peace) in framable poster form (as seen in the entryway to our Florida sanctuary) can be yours as a gift from us!

Simply give us a follow, share this post with friends to spread the kind word of peace and respect for all living beings, and your account shall automatically be entered for consideration of this beautiful labour of love! We will be monitoring our WordPress blog, Tumblr, and other social accounts (Twitter, Facebook, Instagram) for pings and activity related to this post, then announcing the winners on the 5th of May. Each action relating to any of the aforementioned accounts counts as a separate entry. Feel free to enter as many times as you like, from anywhere we have a presence. For extra points, please add the tag #AhimsaGiveaway (and/or tag our account) to increase your visibility.

So many ways to win!

Some of these lovely prints will soon become available (in limited quantity) in exchange for donations via UNLESS Ahimsa Fellowship (that’s us!), as well as through our affiliate friends at Reaching Out for Animal Rights by kind donation from VeganEarth and Dr. Farians’ estate in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Father Frank’s Awakening to Compassion for Animals

Short video in which a priest from Queens, NY speaks candidly on his startling realisation of non-human animals as fellow sentient beings, and the numerous social justice issues facing so many.

Many thanks to Tribe of Heart for having created this film, and all of their incredible work in helping to spread awareness on such profoundly crucial matters.

May all beings live happy and free!

Archbishop Desmond Tutu & Social Justice for ALL Sentient Beings

“If you are neutral in situations of injustice, you have chosen the side of the oppressor.”

“Even when faced with urgent human problems, we should not overlook the issue of justice to animals.”

“We do not honour God by abusing other sentient creatures.”

“It is a kind of theological folly to suppose that God has made the entire world just for human beings, or to suppose that God is interested in only one of the millions of species that inhabits God’s good Earth.”

Archbishop Desmond Tutu seeks social justice for everyone— including animals. In his forwarding statement for The Global Guide to Animal Protection, he urges readers to seek justice and protection for all creatures, humans and animals alike.

Read more via Huffington Post