Animals deeply connected to the human soul.(News)

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From: Post (South Africa)
Date: 20080723
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POST recently published various articles on the National Youth Convention on Cow Protection to be held on July 27, in Thornville, Pietermaritzburg, by the Vaishnava Research Forum. The French author, Anatole France writes that, "until one has loved an animal, a part of one's soul remains unawakened".

The emotional bond between humans and animals is easily accepted. With its uncomplicated nature and unconditional love, an animal can expand the boundaries of the human heart. Anyone who has ever cared for a cow, pet dog, cat or horse, will bear testament to how deeply connected ...

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