I said two things, Janos covered the first of those, I will address the bit where I said "I do concur that red meat consumption will very much reduce in the near future."
This relates to by belief that the nature of the energy exchange between us and our sustaining planet is changing and becoming more refined. It is to do with the idea that the levels of harmony and our awareness of the truer nature of life in nature are increasing and people who are aware of that would naturally want to avoid engaging the the "old fashioned" energy exchange of slaughtering and consuming animals - perhaps choosing to consume more vegetables instead and perhaps dairy - especially in a manner where animals are not killed. Then one moves further away from using animals in that way and ends up just eating vegetable matter.
I am basically a vegetarian, but I also like dairy products - though I know I eat to much of that
I could in good conscience milk a cow provided that this did not involve killing the calf. Obviously thousands of bobby calfs are killed to keep the dairy flowing in the current system - so dairy is still a problem in this regard.
I am making no judgement here. Eating meat is a perfectly valid way of sustaining your body.
Its just that peoples preferences will change once they become aware at a more detailed and truthful level of what is going on with "food" and the energy it represents - and the relationship it represents between ourselves and that which is outside ourselves and the planet that provided the material for the bodies we inhabit.
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