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JosephUK
United Kingdom
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 Posted - Jan 09 2011 : 1:41:05 PM
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Hello evry one,
just a quick question.
Will deep meditation make me a vegetarian?
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yogani
USA
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chas
USA
209 Posts |
Posted - Jan 10 2011 : 8:07:03 PM
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| From my point of view, vegetarianism is a practice of compassion and mindfulness, and it will bring great benefits to you and other sentient beings. It can be detrimental to approach it from a moral perspective, leading to judgement of oneself and others. As Yogani points out, it is very important to be gentle with yourself and don't force anything or judge yourself. |
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Christi
United Kingdom
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Posted - Jan 11 2011 : 02:54:41 AM
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quote:
Originally posted by JosephUK
Hello evry one,
just a quick question.
Will deep meditation make me a vegetarian?
Hi Joseph,
If you want it to, it will.  |
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JosephUK
United Kingdom
212 Posts |
Posted - Jan 11 2011 : 2:44:16 PM
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Thanks people,
Cheers Yogani, Your a star.
Joe
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Phaedris
USA
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Posted - Jan 11 2011 : 9:13:02 PM
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Joseph,
The longer I practice, the more I become inclined to eat lighter, healthier foods. I went to India for Dasara in October and ate only vegetarian for nine days. Everyone there was marveling at how good the food tasted. I honestly didn't really like the taste of much of it all that much - it was OK - but as soon as it got inside me I felt absolutely wonderful physically and spiritually.
I think the important things are not to force yourself (Yogani repeats this over and over again in his lessons) and to listen to your body.
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