Friday, November 23, 2012

BELNORD BUILDING RESIDENTS HELP YOUR 87TH STREET ENTRY DOORMAN'S HAVE THEM CHAIR BACK !!!




The woman manager of the Belnord building situated at west 86 street in New York gave not very nice Thanksgiving to the dooman's at 87th Street entry, she take away the only chair they had to sit when they are very tired to standing,this chair was achieved in the trash  and they used to sit,this manange in rude and cruel way removed they chair alleeging they no need a chair to rest;A journey to comply eight hours without place to rest for few minutes is cruel.She should before  remove the chair,trainer them how can perfom such prowess,in special for the dooman with more the sixty years old. I guarantee she could not do it.
The Belnord tenants building  are more sensitive souls please circulate petition to stop such cruelty from this woman with stone heart, and help the poor dorman's have they chair back, may will be nice this mananger give a brand new chair for thankgiving and not the old one finded in the trash.
“And if she take 87th street entry chair away, she should  take 86th Street entry chairs away from everyone—not just the guys work at 87th Street entry."
"Think about if you can sleeping well when your doorman go for eight hours without a chair and only two 15 minute breaks.”

Jackie Radha Gayatri

Saturday, November 10, 2012

PEDRO SWEET POODLE FOR ADOPTION IN NEW YORK




11-10-12 - Update from foster mom: " I took little Pedro into my home to foster him!! He is such a good boy!!  He  his neuter. Everything is going fine with him. He is totally house trained and he is great with other dogs. He is good on the leash and he loves to be loved on! Someone is missing out on a wonderful  non-shedding doggie"! White large miniature poodle who was turned over to our home from rescue from a killing shelter . He is a wonderful sweet around 20 pounds.pedro is around five years old and he does like to play with dogs in the dog run,very social. He will need a home where he will get a lot of attention and exercise.Pedro ready to go for  "forever" home. If you would like to share your home and your love with a sweet poodle guy, please email me:Thank you for considering adopt a sweet little poodle like Pedro our angel boy,before is to late and he back to the shelter again!

PLEASE SEE THIS VIDEO WITH PEDRO PLAYING WITH DOGS IN THE LITTLE DOG RUN IN NEW YORK !

CONTACT:
j.radharanigayatri@gmail.com 



Thursday, November 1, 2012

WORLD VEGAN DAY!!!

TOFUSTEAK




RG REIKI VEGAN COMMUNITY PRO-
ANIMALS RIGHTS,CELEBRATE WORLD
VEGAN DAY WITH YOU, WHERE YOU
ARE VEGANS SISTERS AND 
BROTHERS, WITH
HEALLING AND COMPASSIONATE 
HEALTHY LIFESTYLE.

HAPPY HAPPY VEGAN DAY TO ALL!

Wednesday, October 31, 2012

THE WORST A HAIR-RAISING HORROR STORY FOR YOU !!!



Bram Stoker's 165th Birthday
It’s one more Halloween day, and I have a hair-raising horror story for you…

If you’re  Vegan Health and  Animal Right Conscious, you likely shop for the compassion Vegan and highest quality food you can get.

You think you’re making safe choices,you may be in for a shock and make you think you live and eat every day like a Halloween day

Your plate may contain Animals foods that are not found in supost vegan nature. Genetically Animals engineered product foods (also known as genetically modified organisms or GMOs) are foods that are bioengineered in a laboratory. They can be made from inserting genes from one species into another (think fish genes added to tomato genes) to bring out desired traits or ward off pests.

The problem is that genetically engineered foods are unlabeled, so you don’t know you’re eating them. And most people are eating them every day.

Worst of all, they have also been linked to toxic and allergic reactions in people, and to sickness,, and fatalities in livestock. Though the FDA deems these foods “Generally Recognized as Safe,” GMOs have never been tested, so no one knows for sure what effect they’re having on our bodies.

Read how you can help stop against ANIMAL PRODUCTS and GMOs IN OUR FOOD!

We have a right to know what’s in our food. We shouldn’t worry about whether our dinner contains “Frankenfoods” products from live or killed animals or invented in a laboratory.


Sign or criate petition and let your vegan friends know about this pressing issue and share it with them by forwarding  email,Facebook or Twitter.

Have a conscious,compassion peace,safe,happy,and healthy Halloween!



Thursday, October 25, 2012

CELEBRATE AND SUPPORTER OF WORLD VEGAN DAY 1 NOVEMBER





TOP TEN WAYS TO CELEBRATE WORLD VEGAN DAY, NOVEMBER 1ST
by Jenna McDavid
November 1, 2010 1:08pm

Happy World Go Vegan Day, everyone!

Most holiday celebrations are pretty straightforward. They might vary from town to town or country to country, but they all generally tend to look the same: on Halloween, you put on a goofy costume and beg for candy. On Thanksgiving, you sponsor a turkey at a local farm animal sanctuary. On Valentine's Day, you shoot murderous glances at all the happy couples walking around bearing roses and teddy bears. But today, November 1st, is World Vegan Day--and aside from going vegan, you might be struggling to think of ways to celebrate this fabulous holiday. Here are ten suggestions.


1) Wear a vegan message: This one seems pretty straightforward, but if everyone in the East Village can put on a wig and call it Halloween, we vegans can sport a button or a t-shirt today that declares our vegan pride. Even something as simple as a "No Fur" or "No Leather" button on our jackets can have an impact on everyone we pass. If you need some cute vegan couture, check out MooShoes on the Lower East Side.

2) Hand out vegan literature: Not all of us have the fortitude to stand on a street corner and pass out flyers to strangers (but if you do, more power to you!), but why not leave a stack in your office's break room or at your local library? You can order free literature from groups like Mercy for Animals or Farm Sanctuary, or for the more DIY among us, you can print and download your own from groups like L.O.V.E..

3) Volunteer for a vegan organization: Got some free time tonight or this weekend? Local animal rescue and outreach groups are always looking for extra bodies tostuff envelopes, cuddle kittens, scoop up cow poop, and myriad other tasks that they just can't conquer with their limited funds. Donate an hour to your favorite organization! The animals will thank you.

4) Take a non-vegan friend to dinner: What better way to celebrate a day of going vegan than to actually get someone to eat vegan food? New York has well over one hundred all-vegetarian restaurants, so offer to take your BFF out to an animal-free meal. Hopefully they won't offer to return the favor on World Bacon Day.

5) Donate your non-vegan clothes: If you have some relics of days gone by and want to swap out those wool sweaters for something more animal-friendly, why not swing by your local thrift store or consignment shop and make that change? I like a place where you can walk in with one pile of shirts and walk right back out with a different pile, without spending too much money or worrying about the impact of buying brand new goods. 

6) Host a vegan potluck: Okay, so it might be short notice to pull this one off for today, but what about this weekend? There's nothing better than getting a bunch of friends together at your place and sharing some homemade vegan food (unless you're like me, in which case you stop at Babycakes on your way and pick up cupcakes to pass off as your own). You could even do it Veggie Conquest style and announce a secret ingredient for everyone to use, or pick a theme, like desserts-only potluck. The trouble, of course, is fitting all those eager vegans into a New York-sized apartment, but most of us will do just about anything for a good vegan meal.

7) Treat yourself to a vegan treat: You're vegan! That's awesome! Go get yourself an ice cream cone at Lula's before the weather gets too chilly, or indulge in some chocolates from Cocoa V. You deserve it!

8) Read a vegan book: Most of us have to spend long hours sitting on the subway or bus each day; instead of another game of Angry Birds, why not pick up a vegan book from Bluestockings Radical Bookstore and read? I just finished Cook Food by Lisa Jervis and am totally inspired to make some mustard-glazed tofu. You're all invited over for dinner.

9) Have a vegan movie screening: There are so many cool vegan documentaries out there--why not invite some friends over to watch one at your place? Bring popcorn and movie candy, mix up some drinks, and then cry your eyes out over The Cove. Okay, maybe that's not the most fun suggestion on this list, but still, you might learn something.

10) Blog about why you are vegan: These days, nearly everyone has a blog or a website; why not use today's entry to celebrate your choice to live a cruelty-free life? The reasons for going vegan vary wildly, and you might just inspire someone to make a similar change. 

Have other ways to announce your vegan pride to the world on World Vegan Day? Leave your suggestions in the comments! Happy celebrating!

HALOWEEN TRICK OR VEGAN TREAT DOG RUNS 87 TH STREET RIVERSIDE PARK NEW YORK


Come all to Dog Runs 87th street Riverside 
Park Haloween Trick or Vegan Treat and
have fun with dogs play.
Free admission
3-6pm wednesday
SUNDAY NOV.04


want to help?

1-Bring a vegan treat to share with our angels friends four paws. There are many vegan dog treat options in Whole Food,Petaqua, and Little Creatures,almost good pet stores carry Vegan dog treats.
2-Invite your friends to join us.


Wish your Happy Vegan Halloween and Happy Worldwide Vegan day nov.1 2012.



















THANK YOU FOR CAME,

HOPE SEE ALL NEXT 

YEAR!

LIGHT AND PEACE,NAMASTE!

RG-J






Saturday, October 20, 2012

ORGANIC WHEAT GRASS ZEN GARDEN FOR PETS AND PEOPLE



Organic Wheat Grass Zen Garden for pets and people
Wheatgrass benefits are huge. It’s one of the most widely used supplemental foods. It has a large amount of natural vitamins, minerals, chlorophyll and enzymes that feed your cells. By feeding your cells these complete nutrients, it helps your body to detoxify toxins. Wheatgrass benefits make it perfect for athletes, health conscious, mommies, kids, pets, dieters or anyone that suffers from ill health or wants to prevent ailments.
For Use as Chew,Eat,Juice,Treats and Decorative  OrnamentalPhoto


Pets ornamental wheat grass kit is perfect for decorative growing or providing vital nutrients to your pets, and may also prevent them from eating your houseplants. Dogs & cats love wheatgrass! Your pets will thank you!
  • Pets Love Wheat grass!
  • A great option to grow wheatgrass for decorative / ornamental purposes
  • Party, table center pieces, interior decoration and more
Help pets digestion * Keeps pets out of houseplants

For Use as a Decorative Ornamental Kit:
Whether the snow is still blowing outside or your spring bulbs are already making their appearance,Wheat Zen Garden the beauty is in the air. One way for your need to bring spring indoors by you  living decorations.
Wheat grass is not only decorative, but also highly nutritional. Wheatgrass is full of vitamins, minerals and amino acids. The juice is reported to have many health benefits due to the high concentration of chlorophyll, Vitamins B-12, B-6, K & C, and beta-carotene.

For Use as Pet Grass
Pets instinctively chew & eat grass to obtain vitamins, minerals and live enzymes provided by fresh, raw, whole foods. Unlike their pets typically do not have access to a ready supply of healthy greens such as Pet Grass.

Pets Wheat Grass Zen Garden gives them these vital nutrients they would otherwise miss, and may also prevent them from eating your houseplants.
Dogs and cats that go outdoors will eat grass, but it has little or if any nutritional value.Grass in your yard or parks may also have been treated with chemical fertilizers and pesticides, which could be harmful to your pets. Offering them Pet Grass zen garden is a safer, healthy alternative.
Pet Grass Zen Garden may improve bad breath due to the high chlorophyll content found in wheatgrass. Pet Grass aids in digestion and hairball control.
Adding greens to pets diets helps to balance the nutrients your pets need for good health. 

Cats can be finicky. So if at first your cat does not take to the Pet Grass, try spritzing it with water. In licking the water cats will often discover the grass and realize it is a treat. If your pet does not like the Pet Grass but you would like them to benefit from its nutritional properties, try chopping it up and adding it to their food.




Wheatgrass for pets is a treat! But it shouldn’t be. It should be a part of their daily diet. Dogs and cats absolutely love fresh wheatgrass.Get freshr trays and soon youI bring it in home they run straight too it and put their face in it, sniffing and rubbing it. It’s more appealing to them then catnip. It's like they just know that they should have it. And I'm telling you, they go absolutely bonkers for it!
The benefits of wheatgrass for pets are the same for humans. It will help to detoxify and purify their blood, remove body odors, give them energy, and provide essential nutrients to their body.
Wheat grass is loaded with high concentrations ofchlorophyll, active enzymes, carotene, vitamins, minerals and other nutrients known to promote healthy gums and digestion, detoxification and development of healthy blood and muscle tissue. Wheat grass also satisfies pets' instinctual cravings for greens, providing a safe alternative to harmful household plants and chemically treated outside grasses.
Here are some of the wheatgrass benefits for pets
  • Nutritionally complete food
  • Studies by scientists have shown it to never be toxic in animals or humans
  • Gives energy & stamina
  • Reverses illness
  • Protection of toxins- including aging and combats free radicals
  • Rejuvenates blood
  • Helps shed pounds by detoxifying the body
  • DNA repair
  • Blood cleansing and building abilities of chlorophyll
  • Builds blood and stimulates circulation
  • Stimulates and regenerates the liver
  • Deodorizes body
Wheatgrass is absolutely safe for pets.. This includes dogs, cats, hamsters,Rabitts etc. In fact, because it has so many nutrients and a high concentration of chlorophyll it will do nothing but good for them. Cats and dogs can digest the wheatgrass fiber well, unlike humans, which bodies do better with wheatgrass juice.
Here are some of the ways you can help your pets get wheatgrass into their diets
I believe that most animals instinctively know what’s good for them when presented the choice.
Homemade food: If you make your own cat or dog food, be sure to include wheatgrass in the mix. Add it to your blender, food processor or meat grinder when making the food.
Homemade treats: Include some fiber in your treats to add extra nutrition.
Wounds: If your pet happens to get in a little accident and has some open wounds, then make a poultice with the pulp and juice and apply directly on the wound, secured with a cloth or bandage if possible. If not, use the juice to clean it out as a rinse.
A tray left out for a snack: I prefer to leave a small tray of wheatgrass next to their food bowl whenever I can. This way, they can have a healthy snack anytime of day.
Add it to their water bowl: By adding some fresh wheatgrass juice to thier water, they will get the most benefit. You could even put just a little in a tiny bowl for them, to lick it up.
You'll want to give them less then .5 oz of juice to start for small animals, and if it's a big dog, they should be able to handle 1 oz. But be careful, it might give them a lot of energy so you might need to have a shot of juice yourself! 
ALL ABOUT JUICING

Our Pet Grass are 100% organic and pesticide free and safe for all pets and people.


NAMASTE!