యుద్ధం యొక్క ఖర్చుపై సుప్రీం మాస్టర్ చింగ్ హై యొక్క కోట్స్, పార్ట్ 1

(Master, you mentioned before that since people don't see the immediate retributions of their bad actions, they tend to be more oblivious to the concept of bad karma [retribution].) It’s true.

(Humans are waging wars with animals every day. Does this, in turn, propel future wars and conflicts?) Yes, yes. It does, it does. Killing karma (retribution) is heavy. When there is enough violent energy of killing concentrated in one place or in one country, war will break out there, or disaster of grand scale will descend upon that place or on the world.

Let's hope that all will come to their senses and stop all violence between humans and animals, toward animals, before worse disaster even manifests, and before things get more out of control on our planet, in our world. Either we must wait for bad karma (retribution) to end or move - the leaders, the ones who can decide big, important decision - should move, to improve their lot and improve our lot, and make clearer, more correct decisions. We can beat fate if we have faith, but to move away is a faster and better chance to have peace on the planet, and to move away and to stop killing animals.