Maarten wrote:I'm on a strict vegetarian diet. I only eat vegetarians!
Hanzze wrote:As long as you do not kill them or cause them to be killed... But to do not cause such conjecture the Buddha told his disiples to abstain from that if they are humans. But it should be not probelm to eat given vegetarians beside humans.
LonesomeYogurt wrote:Maarten wrote:I'm on a strict vegetarian diet. I only eat vegetarians!
Haha I had a good older friend who always said that if the apocalypse came, he would eat me first because I wasn't filled with all the hormones and additives you find in meat. So I guess you better be careful
Maarten wrote:I'm on a strict vegetarian diet. I only eat vegetarians!
Maarten wrote:Hanzze wrote:As long as you do not kill them or cause them to be killed... But to do not cause such conjecture the Buddha told his disiples to abstain from that if they are humans. But it should be not probelm to eat given vegetarians beside humans.
So the Buddha actually forbade cannibalism?Then it would seem there were canibals during the Buddhas time, which to me is always shocking to hear.
In all seriousness, I voted vegetarian, although I'm considering eating meat again.
Cittasanto wrote:Maarten wrote:I'm on a strict vegetarian diet. I only eat vegetarians!
what about vegan & part time vegetarians?
LOL


Hanzze wrote:Did you tell her that you would ordinate if she would not do so?
Motivation is not perfect, but anyway is good 
Ryuejaku wrote:Accidental or purposely it does not matter.
David N. Snyder wrote:Ryuejaku wrote:Accidental or purposely it does not matter.
It most certainly does matter. It is all about intention. The Pali Canon is permeated with Suttas against purposely and directly killing. The indirect things without intention do not create bad kamma.
So keep the fires stoked, my Buddha-homies.Ryuejaku wrote:Vegetarian in reference to not eating meat/sentient beings.

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