This is the second time I've seen this article posted, and frankly I find it odious.

Now, on "Thanksgiving" day, which should properly be recognized as "The National Day of Mourning" suggested by the First Nations people, in remembrance of the genocide visited upon them by foreign invaders, as we commence another orgy of consumption which has condemned billions to live on the dung heaps of our refuse.

How can you print, not once, but twice, such unmitigated and unsubstantiated trash? The same claims to cleanliness defining the virtuous against some "other" have been used for centuries to justify genocide. (Is my comment too "negative" for you to print on a day of blissful gluttony?)

I strongly suggest you do some serious reflection this "Thanksgiving" day on what is probably the worst article you've ever promulgated, and consider your ipso facto denigration of the generosity of the poor. 

For me, cleanliness in this article does not mean extreme intolerance and fear of the unknown.

In fact, the opening quote and closing inspirational statement promotes "awareness of how external conditions interface with our internal state". By recognising that, leaving external conditions on the the outside and focusing our energy & attention inward, we are in a better position to become more conscious and thus truer to our essence. Love is our true essence and therefore naturally leads to compassion and charity.

One more instances of useless research to prove the obvious.

One more example of the wasteful practices of the affluent.

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