Repost by Curezone member 19236 
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I thought this was a very interesting perspective on vegetarianism, and wanted to share it here:
"Re war I notice 100's of millions indians living and eating very naturally, they enter matrimony, worship female gods, elephant gods, all kinds of gods and have a delightful culture rich in spice silk trade and sane commerce.
It appears only the british males get killed in wars, the irish males go get killed in wars, and all the german males got killed in the last war, WW2. since the northern european male eats so much meat, he creates and attracts violence to himself even where thier is no violence. Vegetarian cultures are all busy living peacefully, it seems heavy meat eaters of the north all get killed. And heavy meat eater and cannibal tribes of the south hemisphere kill each other. In eastern europe they eat blood soup blood cookies and look at the bloodshed in kosovo albania, bosnia etc etc.
Dionne Fortune wrote if you eat blood meat every day you will attract violence to your life weather you want it or not, the blood of meat flesh puts you and your body in accord with killing vibrations. You become receptive to slaughter vibes info and experience.
Margret Mead anthropologist studied culture all over the globe and found same, meat eating tribes were always more violent.
Mae West the old wild west sexlust movie star said she purposely attracted violent male fans, cowboy types who solicited her and bought her movie tickets, " by eating red meat every day", but she cautioned young girls not to eat red meat lest they attract violence and rape, same with young males.
I think fruitarianism is greatest diet on earth. Hard to maintain in cold climates but worth the effort for peace of mind, clean body and healthy life.
Heavy meat eaters will always attract thier own level of blood slaughter. As water seeks its own level. Vegetarians do not attract that nor do fruitarians and from what I have read breatharians are out there floating in the ethers!!!!
Also the spices and herbs seem to feed subtler glands and instinct and intuition in the human body, spice is yin and expansive, hence more spiritual, while meat blood and flesh are more yang compact concentrated and feed the gross body giving a more dense matter experience.
Need to learn a lot more regarding diet and culture. I am tired of having dead fish, rotted cow and dead birds in my gut, it feels good to be fruitarian. It is the best diet I have experienced so far for health, peace of mind and healing. I like MH's website so much because he has yet to steer us in the wrong direction. We are lucky to have teachers like him and others on curezone.
Take Care
J. "
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- Hinduism - violence janaki
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This is a reply to # 68,910Thanks for that post.
Hinduism does indeed promote non-violence. I would however like to draw your attention to the reality of decades of religious violence and strife in India, as I understand a lot of it is encouraged by politicians to ensure votes. Hindus have proven themselves just as bloodthirsty as anyone else historically. Many Hindus are now adopting more western diets that include meat. Of course many still follow a vegetarian diet. There have been many religious riots in India. When I recently heard of the earthquake in Kashmir, I did not feel surprised since that region is home to a great deal of conflict, and has for decades.
It is tempting to speak in generalities, but sometimes dangerous to do so. The time I spent in India was quite surprising to me in different ways. I witnessed much violence there, and I was living in an ashram too! What surprised me I suppose was that I saw such deep affection and such deep violence sometimes in the same places and within the same people. It is not a gentle place in my opinion.
Worshipping female deities and an elephant deity also do not suggest anything about peacefulness. The various deities are considered aspects of god or the divine; breaking it down as it were so that we can understand something too profound for us in its entirety. The Hindu deity which represents preservation and peace is Vishnu, which is a male deity. The Hindu scriptures are full of bloodshed, but this bloodshed is often symbolic of the ruthlessness with which we must approach destroying our inner demons. Things are not always as they seem.
I do agree, however with your perspective on violence. I choose not to eat meat or to participate in this harming process because I wish to have less violence in myself and my environment. And this is why Hindus have traditionally avoided meat as well. I just think generalities which are based on uninformed speculation can often be dangerous.
Pranams,
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