Some people believe we are frugivores by nature, our anatomy clearly indicates so. On the other hand, we are also able to get some amount of nutrition, from plants, animals, insects, and algae, indicating that in some ways, we are omnivores too. The question isn’t what we are, or what we aren’t, but what it is the best thing for us to do.

Raw vegan and fruit based diets have the potential to bring us closer, to a sustainable and healthy future for all. We know fruitarianism is one of the most ethical approaches to diet, the only one that is free of negative karma. Through the worldwide implementation of fruit based diets, we are more likely to feed the hungry over the long run. It is the best option to keep our water, soil, and air, free from pollution.

The question now is: What should we do? Should we all become fruitarians overnight? Strictly limiting our food intake to nothing but fruit?

Or should we move towards raw vegan and fruit based diets slowly? Methodically ridding ourselves of animal products and cooked foods?

A world turned fruitarian overnight would be an amazing sight. Imagine the changes that we would see across the world, the improvements on quality of life for all living beings. However, the transition doesn’t need to happen overnight, for us to enjoy the benefits that come a fruit based transformation.

I don’t believe everyone needs to be a fruitarian for us to have peace in this world. Only time will show the way, to manifest heaven on earth.

Many people’s version of heaven on earth includes the consumption of animal products. Many people’s version of heaven also include hookers and drugs.

I am not saying that the fruitarian vision is better than others, but I think there is much logic to seeing heaven on earth as a place free of aggression. It’s hard to imagine paradise, as a place that fosters the constant killing and abuse of animals. Only a world of peace and acceptance could be considered heaven on earth.

Rome wasn’t built in a day and we know transitions are especially challenging. Even those who have practiced these diets for years struggle to pass on animal products, or processed foods, from time to time. However, no matter how often we fall, we must get back up, and get a step closer to the life, and the world, we work to manifest.

My goal is to live, to thrive and to coexist in harmony and peace. I wish others to experience the same and I also respect their needs and desires for flexibility, freedom and exploration. I understand these are God-given rights.

Beyond the laws of cause and effect, I wish everyone a life of love and joy, whatever it may be. If you continue to eat meat, that will be it, and it will have the effect it does. If you choose to eat more fruit, you will experience something else. You can only know what that is, if you Give Fruit a Chance.

My goal is to manifest a planet where we can all be happy and fulfill our needs. Bending the rules may be ok from time to time, as long as this doesn’t get us in too much trouble. Cheat-meals are fine as long as they harm no one else.

If we only consider our own personal health, then everyone should have the right to do whatever they want. At the same time, we are not alone in this world. We can all benefit from considering animals, plants, the environment, and each other.

We all live in the same planet, and we should try to compromise to honor everyone’s consent. That includes the consent from humans, animals, and plants. Maybe we can live with massive pollution, but we must consider generations to come. We need to consider and respect the needs and desires of those who will come after us, and the resources we may, or may not, be able to pass on to them.

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