Billy Meier,
11th October 1989
The reason why animals become smaller when they are kept in the care of the human beings and in buildings is that the natural course of evolution is influenced in such a way that a devolution i.e. a retrogression in the development takes place, because the animals – robbed of their natural environment and way of life – fall victim to a weakening.
In the domestic care of the human beings the animals do not need any more the major strength and also no more the toughness as well as the larger body proportions and the moves, which they need in the open nature i.e. in the wilderness, consequently they change devolutionarily in this regard.
The same has also happened to the human being, who has become more and more refined and weakened in his/her body build as well as in his/her strength, moves and body proportions etc., which will continue to happen due to the irrational mode of life and the raising standard of living.
CR 230
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