The Tunguska event

[Diana]

Because some trees and some animals died?
I do not want to sound rude, but the alternative (3rd density death) is worse than 1st/2nd density "damage", especially when this reality is such that you can always come back again, and again, and again. I am pretty sure that the Tree social memory complex lovingly accepted that tiny sacrifice it had to make in order to not make a fuss over a fusion reactor blowing up o_o

Do you think that one life is more important than another? If you do, what "density" would you put this belief into?

Why is 3rd density life more sacred or important than 2nd density life? (You can also come back and back again in 3rd density.) Do you think that 6th density life is more sacred or important than 5th density life?

Do you think that testing products on animals for the sake of humans is okay, for instance?

How can you be so sure that those millions of trees, and all the other life--insects, animals, grasses and all the plants, etc.--agreed to it? And if they did, wouldn't that seem weird, that 2nd density beings would be more compassionate than humans? Humans certainly don't do the reverse for 2nd density beings. Doesn't this fly in the face of the whole "density" thing?

I can't think that "advanced beings" in the "Confederation" could make the human judgment that trees and animals were less valuable than humans.