Is vegetarianism an essential part of spiritual evolution? --> RC

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Hi RC:

 

Remember also that "you" are the truth and "knowing you" is the

ultimate truth :-). Only you know.

 

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--Sanjay

 

 

, "Calla, Raman" <rcalla@s...>

wrote:

> Hi Sanjay.

>

> Remember that Hinduism is the truth.

>

> Regards!

>

> RC

>

>

> sanjaytechnology [sanjaytechnology]

> Wednesday, February 04, 2004 9:27 PM

>

> Is vegetarianism an essential part of spiritual

evolution?

>

>

> All:

>

> Is vegetarian food a remedy :-) ? The answer will evolve right

> here...hopefully....

>

> Time and again human beings question "Why give up non-vegetarian

> food to attain a first step towards spirituality?" I have made a

> humble attempt to answer this questions from my heart. So please

> bear with me and go through this posting.

>

> I dont care whether you eat a small or a large quantity of meat. I

> am not an orthodox Hindu. I am interested only in the Truth. I

would

> extrapolate and simply say that you perform a simple experiment.

Put

> a slice of meat on one plate, a slice of fish on another, some eggs

> on a 3rd plate, and some fruit on a 4th plate. Then look at the

> plates every two hours and see which food rots first. That will

make

> you understand which food retains their beauty and fragrance and

> life energy.

>

> What flesh do those animals eat whose flesh people eat? What meat

do

> those animals eat to fatten themselves? Are they fed meat, or do

> they eat grass and cereals? If we eat the same thing that they eat,

> we will also have meat in our bodies. Its not that we have to eat

> meat to produce meat in our bodies.

>

> There are very practical reasons for eating vegetarian food. Plants

> are full of life energy, but there is no life energy in meat. The

> food we eat is split into 3 parts during the digestive process The

> highest and subtlest portion of it, which is the energy itself,

> becomes one with "prana", the life force. The middle portion turns

> into flesh. The inferior matter becomes waste and is expelled from

> the system. From meat one gets only the middle portion, which is

> flesh. One cannot derive any of the Life Force from it.

>

> Someone said once " I always wash my body in the morning, but by

> evening it begins to smell very badly. Why is is that some people's

> bodies do not smell, even though they have not taken a bath for so

> long? The answes is right here.. Most of the time people eat only

> stale food that has only bad odors. If you do not eat that kind of

> food, there will be no odors.

>

> Remember meat is created from food.

>

> Most of the time we only live by listening to other people and

> seeing what others do. We do not understand and act by ourselves.

> Wheat, ghee, milk and vegetables are very good for us. If we eat

> this kind of food, our body never stinks because that food is very

> pure.

>

> The body is born of food, it is sustained by food, and in the end

it

> will merge into food. Eating is also Yoga. If you eat easily

> digestible pure, and nourishing food and eat it punctually, then it

> will be very good for spiritual growth.

>

> I am not talking Hinduism; I am uttering the truth. If people arue

> and say "meat id very good for us", then why are people in the West

> so fond of salads? It is because they derive "LIFE FORCE" from

> salads :-).

>

> Aum Shanti Shanti Shanti.

>

> --Sanjay Aggarwal

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> ~! LIFE MEANS STRUGGLE, THE FITTEST WINS SURVIVAL !~

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