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Are You a Vegetarian?


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do you drink milk? Vegans are strict vegetarian who don't eat anything comes from animals :)

Nature should have given us teeth like those bakri who only eat grass :D

You are brahman perhaps

Yaaar kya veg - nonveg lga rakha hai kabh muh mei machhar nhi gya kya:lol:

Agar haan to kaahe ka veg
 
I was bit surprised of his post, was about to search refrences, but saw your post. Thanks.

I have a hindu friend his family even doesnt take medicines i mean like fish capsules and other things containing animal fats.

It is considered as a bad karma.. yeah most veggies don't take cod liver oil or fish oil.. there are other sources of omega 3 n vitamin d as well..! :p
 
I guess Vegetarianism is simply an outcome of cultural upbringing. I dont think consuming corn is less friendly than consuming fish. Sitting in a field watching to the corn grow on a warm summer afternoon is just as pleasing to me as watching the fish swimming in my backyard pond and my choice of diet seems somewhat removed from either experience :)
 
aha.. seriously??


He who desires to augment his own
flesh by eating the flesh of other
creatures lives in misery in whatever
species he may take his birth.
Mahabharata 115.47
Those high-souled persons who desire
beauty, faultlessness of limbs, long life,
understanding, mental and physical
strength and memory should abstain
fromacts of injury. Mahabharata
18.115.8
The very name of cow is Aghnya ["not
to be killed"], indicating that they
should never be slaughtered. Who,
then could slay them? Surely, one who
kills a cow or abull commits a heinous
crime. Mahabharata Shantiparv 262.47
The purchaser of flesh performs himsa
(violence) by his wealth; he who eats
flesh does so by enjoying its taste; the
killer does himsa by actually tying and
killing the animal. Thus, there are three
forms of killing: he who brings flesh or
sends for it, he who cuts off the limbs
of an animal, and he who purchases,
sells or cooks flesh and eats it — all of
these are to be considered meat-
eaters. Mahabharata Anu 115.40
He who sees that the Lord of all is ever
the same in all that is — immortal in
the field of mortality — he sees the
truth. And when a man sees that the
God in himself is the same God in all
that is, he hurts not himself by hurting
others. Then he goes, indeed, to the
highest path. Bhagavad Gita 13.27-28
ahimsa is the highest Dharm. ahimsa is
the best Tapas. ahimsa is the greatest
gift. ahimsa is the highest self-control .
ahimsa is the highest sacrifice. ahimsa
is the highest power. ahimsa is the
highest friend. ahimsa is the highest
truth. ahimsa is the highest teaching.
Mahabharata 18.116.37- 41
What is the good way? It is the path
that reflects on how it may avoid killing
any creature. Tirukural 324
All that lives will press palms together
in prayerful adoration of those who
refuse to slaughter and savor meat.
Tirukural 260
What is virtuous conduct? It is never
destroying life, for killing leads to every
other sin. Tirukural 312, 321
Goodness is never one with the minds
of these two: one who wields a
weapon and one who feasts on a
creature's flesh. Tirukural 253

according to our scriptures consuming excessive liquor and meat is not advisable, it creates demon character in yourself, but that does not mean eating meat is prohibited in hinduism, but killing any animal without any purpose sure is prohibited.
i read the hindi translation of manu smriti. in that book it was clearly written that shudras and kshatriyas can eat meat as they do physical labour whereas brahmans and vaishyas were 'advised' to avoid meat . even a brahmin lost in a jungle can have meat to save his life.

though im not a big fan of manu smriti and it is not the absolute authority in 'sanatan dharm' but it reflects customs at that time it was written :
Manu Smruti, the law book of Hindus, in chapter 5 verse 30
“The eater who eats the flesh of those to be eaten does nothing bad,even if he does it day after day, for God himself created some to be eaten and some to be eater.”
c. Again next verse of Manu Smruti, that is, chapter 5 verse 31 says
“Eating meat is right for the sacrifice, this is traditionally known as a rule of the gods.”
d. Further in Manu Smruti chapter 5 verse 39 and 40 says
“God himself created sacrificial animals for sacrifice, ... , therefore killing in a sacrifice is not killing.”

Vegetariaism started with the advent of Niganthas (Jains) and other minor Sramana sects.
early hindus were non vegetarians . early vedic people were very different from todays hindus.

There is no prohibition as such in Hinduism as it is not a religion of the books as Islam or Christianity are. hindu scriptures tell whats good and whats bad like a science book but give freedom to choose, it does not imposes like other religious scriptures.
 
do you drink milk? Vegans are strict vegetarian who don't eat anything comes from animals :)

Nature should have given us teeth like those bakri who only eat grass :D

You are brahman perhaps

there's a difference between vegans and vegetarians . vegans don't take dairy products while vegetarians do.
 
do you drink milk? Vegans are strict vegetarian who don't eat anything comes from animals :)

Nature should have given us teeth like those bakri who only eat grass :D

You are brahman perhaps

yeap. i drink milk.. so perhaps i am not a vegan..
nature should have given us teeth like bakri?? why? do we eat only grass??
"Humans have four canine teeth, the
purpose of which is to tear meat"????????

The apes (gorillas, chimpanzees,
monkeys, and so on) also possess
canine teeth. They are all vegetarians.
Some chimps have been observed
eating insects, but they do not need
canine teeth to tear apart insects.
Panda bears have more canine teeth
than humans, yet are exclusively
vegetarian, eating bamboo.

lol.. yeah.. i am a brahmin but a human first..

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Yeah it is fun but mujhe kuchh samajh nhi ata tha snail ka

And I didn't insect a lizard bcoz i left BSc after 1st yr

hehehe... hota h.. fir kya kia??

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Yaaar kya veg - nonveg lga rakha hai kabh muh mei machhar nhi gya kya:lol:

Agar haan to kaahe ka veg

lolzzz.. quite true actually.. but still..
 
according to our scriptures consuming excessive liquor and meat is not advisable, it creates demon character in yourself, but that does not mean eating meat is prohibited in hinduism, but killing any animal without any purpose sure is prohibited.
i read the hindi translation of manu smriti. in that book it was clearly written that shudras and kshatriyas can eat meat as they do physical labour whereas brahmans and vaishyas were 'advised' to avoid meat . even a brahmin lost in a jungle can have meat to save his life.

though im not a big fan of manu smriti and it is not the absolute authority in 'sanatan dharm' but it reflects customs at that time it was written :
Manu Smruti, the law book of Hindus, in chapter 5 verse 30
“The eater who eats the flesh of those to be eaten does nothing bad,even if he does it day after day, for God himself created some to be eaten and some to be eater.”
c. Again next verse of Manu Smruti, that is, chapter 5 verse 31 says
“Eating meat is right for the sacrifice, this is traditionally known as a rule of the gods.”
d. Further in Manu Smruti chapter 5 verse 39 and 40 says
“God himself created sacrificial animals for sacrifice, ... , therefore killing in a sacrifice is not killing.”

Vegetariaism started with the advent of Niganthas (Jains) and other minor Sramana sects.
early hindus were non vegetarians . early vedic people were very different from todays hindus.

There is no prohibition as such in Hinduism as it is not a religion of the books as Islam or Christianity are. hindu scriptures tell whats good and whats bad like a science book but give freedom to choose, it does not imposes like other religious scriptures.

i don't know anything about manu smriti and i think u r picking things out of context.


and do u really think it isn't a sin? read this... see what lord vishnu has to say..

"Those "SINFUL" persons who are
ignorant of actual religious
principles, yet consider
themselves to be completely
pious, without compunction
commit violence against innocent
animals who are fully trusting in
them. In their next lives, such
sinful persons will be eaten by the
same creatures they have killed in
this world." ( Bhagavata Purana
11.5.14)
 
shudras and khatriyas can have meat??
seriously??
Again quoting the lord..

"A person fully aware of religious
principles should never offer
anything like meat, eggs or fish in
the Sraddha ceremony, and even
if one is a Kshatriya (warrior), he
himself should not eat such
things." (Bhagavata Purana
7.15.7 )

do u want more?? Sir, half knowledge is dangerous..!!
 
My mom coocked Kari Pakora today- and i liked it :D-
but i was wondering this kari could be more delicious if it was with meat balls :D-
eating meat is like an instinct now-
 
i don't know anything about manu smriti and i think u r picking things out of context.


and do u really think it isn't a sin? read this... see what lord vishnu has to say..

"Those "SINFUL" persons who are
ignorant of actual religious
principles, yet consider
themselves to be completely
pious, without compunction
commit violence against innocent
animals who are fully trusting in
them. In their next lives, such
sinful persons will be eaten by the
same creatures they have killed in
this world." ( Bhagavata Purana
11.5.14)

im not picking things out of context , i'v done intensive study over this on the internet and other sources.
BTW im also a brahman and a veggie and share the same last name as yours. my being veggie does not mean i'll say eating non veg is wrong or it is prohibited in hinduism.

try using some religious or hinduism forum and see the views about 'non vegetarianism in hinduism' there. u'll find contradictory comments but see whose reasons have more logic .
 
I keep kosher. The only way I'll go vegetarian is if I ever visit Pakistan: no kosher butchers = no meat.

P.S.: would I really miss meat, as long as I have mangoes?
 
I keep kosher. The only way I'll go vegetarian is if I ever visit Pakistan: no kosher butchers = no meat.

P.S.: would I really miss meat, as long as I have mangoes?

You troll, we in Pakistan eat halal/kosher meat.
 
yeap. i drink milk.. so perhaps i am not a vegan..
nature should have given us teeth like bakri?? why? do we eat only grass??
"Humans have four canine teeth, the
purpose of which is to tear meat"????????

The apes (gorillas, chimpanzees,
monkeys, and so on) also possess
canine teeth. They are all vegetarians.
Some chimps have been observed
eating insects, but they do not need
canine teeth to tear apart insects.
Panda bears have more canine teeth
than humans, yet are exclusively
vegetarian, eating bamboo.

So you are vegeterian because of religious reasons or you are vegetarians because you care about animal rights? would you be a vegetarian if Brahman was allowed to eat meat? Do you think vegetarianism is morally superior to meat consumption? :)

I have few family members who are vegetarian for no reasons and they always subjected to limited options when eating out in parties. Many peoples simply don't comprehend why anyone would not want to eat meat
 

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