By ordering: “Thou shalt not kill”, God orders not to take the life of any living being, human, animal or vegetable. It is very simple to understand, so let us love each other with unconditional love and also love all animals and plants alike.

It is the duty of the spiritual soul incarnate in a human body to remember that it must be careful not to kill anyone, even the ants. God has commanded human beings to watch over and protect animals and plants. Indeed, a human being, let alone a holy servant of God, must never be malicious or unnecessarily violent. Many ants cross the path, but the human being must watch his steps always looking one meter ahead of him, and when there is no more ant in his path, he can then put his second foot on the ground. The heart of a holy being always overflows with goodness towards all living beings, celestials, humans, animals and plants.

Divine laws prevail over human laws. Throughout the material cosmos, God’s laws are authoritative. Therefore, whatever the thoughts, words and actions of a human being, under the law of cause and effect, will cause positive or negative effects, the consequences of which he will have to bear in his future life, and the body he receives will depend on his temperament, character, belief in God or not, mental state and karma. Each of us is, in truth, a spiritual soul embodied in a human body, and other souls have incarnated for various reasons, in an animal or even vegetal body.

We are “a soul” and not the body of matter. That is why God ordered, “You will not kill”.

In truth, not to kill is not to interrupt an existence, whether human, animal or vegetable, by forcing a soul, against its will and of course against its desires and real interests, to leave the body that God had given it. Whether the soul is incarnated in a plant or animal body, it follows an evolutionary path that will lead it to the granting of a human body. We have all followed this evolutionary path before obtaining a human body, even if we no longer have any memory of it.

It is only to the soul incarnated in a human body that God offers the rare opportunity to know Him as He really is, and to return to His eternal kingdom. The human body is rarely obtained, so let us not waste this chance that God mercifully gives us.

Those who interrupt a life, whether human, animal or vegetable, will be sanctioned by divine justice by receiving a severe punishment and will undergo suffering similar to the acts committed in their future life.

Let us love one another, but let us also love all animals and plants, let us look after them and protect them. God recommends that we look at all human beings, animals and plants with the same eye.

Lord Krishna gives us this advice: Non-violence, sincerity, honesty, desire for the happiness and well-being of all others and protection against covetousness, anger and greed are the duties of all members of society.