Rene Reimann
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15 January, 03:05
Nobody there anymore? d;) #Germany #FollowTheWhiteRabbit
+++ Rabbit-Part 1 +++
*** FOLLOW THE WHITE RABBIT ***
*** TRUST YOUR ~♥~ INTUITION, SYNCRONICITIES & COINCIDANCES ***
Rabbit as Symbol: The Significance of Rabbits in Dreams and Art
Sandy Koi
Rabbits are more than companion animals to many of us in the House Rabbit Society-they are also living symbols of a life style, a philosophy and a value system. Many people who live with a house bunny have chosen a vegetarian or vegan lifestyle, for example.
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+++ Rabbit-Part 1 +++
*** FOLLOW THE WHITE RABBIT ***
*** TRUST YOUR ~♥~ INTUITION, SYNCRONICITIES & COINCIDANCES ***
Rabbit as Symbol: The Significance of Rabbits in Dreams and Art
Sandy Koi
Rabbits are more than companion animals to many of us in the House Rabbit Society-they are also living symbols of a life style, a philosophy and a value system. Many people who live with a house bunny have chosen a vegetarian or vegan lifestyle, for example.
...
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+++ Part 2 +++
In America we usually define animals as "pets" or "food" more succinctly than people from other countries do. A Frenchmen may be as comfortable riding a horse from their stable, as eating horse at a restaurant and likewise, dogs and cats are seen as food in some Asian societies. People who live with rabbits may be more acutely aware of this dichotomy than are people with other companion animals, because rabbits are seen as either food or companions here (while dogs, cats and horses are strictly companions.)
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In America we usually define animals as "pets" or "food" more succinctly than people from other countries do. A Frenchmen may be as comfortable riding a horse from their stable, as eating horse at a restaurant and likewise, dogs and cats are seen as food in some Asian societies. People who live with rabbits may be more acutely aware of this dichotomy than are people with other companion animals, because rabbits are seen as either food or companions here (while dogs, cats and horses are strictly companions.)
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