Vegan lawyer almost vegan

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Is vegan an orthodoxy or can one be almost vegan like almost famous?

Here's a recent note I wrote:

 

I am only 60% vegan, I’m not sure it’s like 50% orthodox, I just try to stay away from milk, butter, eggs, honey, leather as much as possible but I don’t insist on it life is complex and the baseline of society with regards to animals is inexplicably cruel, it is about making the healthiest choices while staying balanced and sane.

I have a hard time fitting into any mold or accepting anything 100%.

 

The vegan thing makes sense, I think it should be the default for our world.

Not that I am evangelical about it. :)  Just seems to make sense from a humble perspective that is not species-centric.  We are not here to dominate, destroy, appropriate, misuse, kill, maim, and inflict senseless slaughter on other beings.  Can someone please re-state this in a positive way as what we are here to do?  I think already I have in my book Future Medicine.  But to be truly authentic to that, to state what the dark side is and how it appears in our lives as almost mechanized madness, in the form of psychic numbing .... that is also part of the equestion.

Still working it out.....

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Michael H. Cohen is an attorney providing business legal advice to green entrepreneurs and companies, and health care law advice to businesses and physicians, acupuncturists, naturopaths, homeopaths and others in the holistic health, wellness, and green industries. As a founding attorney of the Global Vision Law Group, he represents businesses poised for vertical lift, whose leaders are conscious, intuitive, and committed to shaping a better world. Michael also advises medical spas and integrative medicine clinics, physicians, chiropractors, naturopathic physicians, massage therapists, energy healers, nutritionists and herbalists, dietary supplement and cosmetics companies, and businesses with bio-energy and other technologies and medical devices. Michael offers the Entrepreneur’s Legal Toolkit as a series of legal guides to businesses. The first legal e-book deals with Contract Essentials, giving legal tips every business needs to negotiate its legal agreements; the second addresses legal issues faced by multi-level marketing companies and individuals involved in multilevel marketing and direct sales; and a HIPAA Regulations and Privacy Manual.

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