Worship+the+Buffalo.

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=The Sacred Ones= In today's modern world the lack of sincerity towards animals has increased and is more or less going to worsen over time. Animals are treated with lack of respect, indecency, and cruelty that was not even thought of in the ancient times. In the wee old times these furry creatures were honored and respected by many different religions and cultures. When the pyramids were still being built by the Egyptian people, felines were considered gods of an [|unnatural] [|stature]. The cat goddess, known as [|Bastet], was the protector of lower Egypt and was also meant to be the protector of cats, the sun, and later the moon. Cats were so highly valued in Egypt that the citizens considered killing a cat a crime that was punishable by death. Now a days the cat is more or less a lower being that is sunjected to cruel experimentation and abuse that is over looked and swept under the rug.

On the brighter side of the rainbow the cows of India are still highly worshipped and are far from neglect as compared to the cruel neglect and malnourishment other states and countries tend to do. The cow is often subjected to a cruel and thought-to-be fun game that is called[| "cow tipping".]This act is highly frowned upon in India as the poor creature is unable to get itself back up on four feet. The cow is not an eaten item as their sacred bodies are too holy to even be considered as food let alone devoured. Though the cow is worshipped in India, it is still highly abused and slaughtered in other worlds.

In many ancient tribes the history that reflects upon the Buffalo is highly honored yet so miniscule compared to other animals that are hunted and some what praised. Even though the buffalo was hunted by tribes, they were still honored and noticed as sacred beings that supplied food, clothing, and weapon parts that helped the tribes survive and prosper. They say that if a person has the name "buffalo" within their official name than they are said to be strong, healthy, and high in maturity ([|the power of the man]). It is a sign of abundance for the Native Americans and is a greatly praised animal.

The great steed is compared to being a sacred pleasure within the tribes. During ceremonies, it is said that the horse has the ability to carry evils away from other tribes and animals by transporting the [|tribe's sacred staff]. The horse's great power has been reduced to practical slavery and glue factories that put shame upon the horse's name. In the defense of others, people do actually treat horses with respect and companionship such as equestrians and breeders. Yet that tiny glimmer of hope pales in comparison to the monstrous percent of abuse and negligence they experience.

Touching the tip of the iceberg is an understatement as there are many more animals of high praise that are either ostracized or forgotten. A few that still thrive today are not certain to last forever due to the change of economy and the high need for expenses an trade. From the raven to the wolf and even as far as to the eagle, these sole survivors of love and compassion are a dieing breed as most are extinct or endangered.