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3. About Seals

Recently I saw news about mass seal hunting in northern Canada. In 2009, seal products were banned from import by the European Union. In 2011, Canada signed an agreement with China, and the seal products will be vigorously exported to China. The picture below was included in the news.

Yi refers to the information from high frequency civilization that this book transmits.

Yiology is a means of practice of the information of Yi on the Earth.

Yi is not to make you believe, but to teach you how to question! 

The cruelty shown in the pictures has sparked a lot of debate. Animal protection organizations demand to “stop hunting seals” and the call has gained a lot of support. However, this call lacks balance thinking, so its feasibility is greatly diminished. It is impossible to “stop hunting” in the short term. It would be nice to be able to “control hunting”.

When condemning the cruelty of hunting, people fail to realize: the lack of balanced thinking leads to imbalanced behavior, which can bring much suffering. The understanding of balance by all sentient beings is not an overnight matter. When balanced thinking becomes the value orientation of all beings, the "humanity" touted by mankind will be more manifest, and the world will have less heart-wrenching pain. The progress of civilization should be reflected in the restraint of greed and respect for balance.

When a kind of cruelty enters peoples’ sight, some are pitiful, and some are angry. However, cruelty has never stopped. It may be controlled outside our sight, either unintentionally or intentionally. People’s reactions seem to be always like this: seeing selectively, feeling pitiful lyrically, being angry impulsively and forgetting habitually. Isn’t this also a form of cruelty? This makes me even more sad.