Author: swatiprakash

Fabulous expert Rev. (Dr.) Swati Prakash has authored several books on Veganism and Spiritual Healing and hundreds of original articles. She has also contributed many press columns and has presented a few TV shows with major channels. Originally from India she currently lives in U.K. as a British citizen. A Psychology graduate and Masters in Management (MBA) as well as M.D. Alternative Healing, Swati has 30 years plus experience, successfully practicing Vegan Lifestyle Therapy, Past Life Regression Therapy, Meditation, Inner Child and Trauma Healing, Reiki Healing, Wiccan Protection, and Positive Manifestation and is available for consultation via her website www.askswati.com or www.swatiprakash.com where she features her courses and healing sessions, with some of her free books on https://govegan.earth/
Shamelessly Arguing With Vegans

FREE Book: Shamelessly Arguing With Vegans

by swatiprakash, posted in Vegan Ethics

Packed with a punch, here is every possible wicked argument against veganism and its cruicial antidote. This book is an unapologetic statement against animal abuse, exploitation, breeding and slaughter which are no less than rape and murder crimes but mis-labelled insensitively as 'humane slaughter and husbandry' by a senseless industry and social system that glorifies animal farming and fishing crimes. Please pass this book on to others, especially to non-vegan relatives and friends, who shamelessly argue with us year after year.

6 Reasons Why Having a Pet is Morally Wrong

by swatiprakash, posted in Vegan Ethics

Would you like someone controlling you, your sexuality, your reproduction, your eating habits, your wellbeing and keeping your confined or leashed? Would you like to be separated from your family members and to live with another specie as per their rules and laws? If the answer is no then you and I too have no right to abuse another specie in the name of love.

Hold your Appetite, Vegan Poetry by Swati Prakash

Hold Your Appetite: Vegan Poetry Book

Featured by swatiprakash, posted in Vegan Ethics

Poetry for Ascension for the Vegan Soul and Spirit on animal rights, rebellion and equality are featured in this tasteful collection. But please hold your appetite for a moment, because veganism is not merely another delightful alternative in the kitchen. It is a movement against the deliberate exploitation of sentient animals who are cruelly abused unnecessarily although all our nutritional and lifestyle skills are fabulous enough to be devoid of abuse of even a single creature.

11 Helpful Household Items that Harm Health

by swatiprakash, posted in Eco Conscious Lifestyle

f you like me thought that toothbrushes and sofas are essential items, you are not alone. In the matrix we all have been victims of several cleverly engineered and well architected products and consumer items that are not actually good for health and wellbeing. Most families and homes will be using the following things that can be detrimental.

10 Surprising Matrix Body Language Cues Related to Animal Products

by swatiprakash, posted in Earth Healing Guidelines

'We Become What We Eat' is a popular saying. This could literally be true. Both non vegetarian or so called vegetarian consumers of animal products commonly have body odour, smelly armpits and bad breath besides being prone to asthma, eczema, blood related diseases, low immunity, breast cancer, bone problems, brain and heart issues among many diseases. However they can also display several Matrix Body Cues of non verbal body language, reminiscent of the victim animals whose murdered remains or secretions they still consume.

The Role of Animals in Ancient Human Religion – Part 5

by swatiprakash, posted in Vegan Ethics

Shakti and Shiva, Micheal and Ma Kaali, Yeshu Christ and Yeshumati's Krishna, Allah and El of pagan origins. From past to present we have seen how the various rituals and religions are spread all over the world imitating each other to convert and subdue people with their charm. This article aims to break the false enchantment once and for all.

The Role of Animals in Ancient Human Religion – Part 4

by swatiprakash, posted in Vegan Ethics

Did you know that the term Blessing, according to Oxford dictionary actually arises from the ancient ritual of Blood sprinkling of sacrificed victims (Old English blod and bloedsian), from ceremonies of animal sacrifice including that of human animals? Upon reading this, perhaps you might reconsider blessing someone or asking to be blessed, or even saying 'Bless you' if someone sneezes.

The Role of Animals in Ancient Human Religion – Part 3

by swatiprakash, posted in Vegan Ethics

MESOPOTAMIAN, EGYPTIAN, MAYAN, AZTEC, INCAN A perfect man is fashioned out of clay in the image of creator god with an equal and a counterpart.A serpent descends from a tree to subdue a female in a garden near Euphrates river.A demon called Lilitu flees from the bush.There is a Tree of Life that is well … Continue reading The Role of Animals in Ancient Human Religion – Part 3

The Role of Animals in Ancient Human Religion – Part 2

by swatiprakash, posted in Vegan Ethics

In part 1 of this series we examined a revival of neo-paganism, Wicca and a belief that connects to ancient wild customs within the modern world in secret rituals of white men and women merely imitating the original tribes and natives and their customs and rituals. Humans have long been fascinated by a variety of power animals (symbols or totems of energy), although the term 'poor animals' should be more relevant. The word Anima or Animus represents soul or dream persons as they move with life, are animated, not still or calm but running, playful, energetic and emotional. Humans are animals just like any other animal is, and just like we experience life, emotions and pain so do other animals too. Hunting of animals by humans should be seen as a crime. Instead it is seen as necessary for survival by tribes of ancient earth that are still existing in some parts of the planet.

The Role of Animals in Ancient Human Religion – Part 1

by swatiprakash, posted in Vegan Ethics

'Honoured maiden huntress Artemis, Artemis…new moon come to us'…so begins the slow popular 'triple goddess' chant used by Wiccan and Pagans in stone circles to 'bring in' the qualities of the deity into the ritual circle and infuse them with her powers. But what about the fact that Artemis, much like Diana is a goddess of the hunt, armed with weapons to kill and subdue other animals with her might, her masculine femininity, her independence, pride and ego.