does not eating egg also mean to not consume anything that contains egg, for example, cakes,buiscuits and chocolates that contains egg in the ingredients
gaganjeet wrote:Not even in sikkhism, but no human is allowed to eat meat. our organs are not designed to digest them. The stomach has to over exert to digest meat and hence research shows that meat eater die 10 years in advance. Compare yourself to a horse, donkey. put a meat in front of them, they will never eat. vegetarians have a long intestine and non vegetartians have a small interstine. i read somewhere. Apart from that eating an egg related stuff also doesnt gives me peace. How can we jus end a newly budding life. if a person is strong enough to eat the youngones in his/her own familiy- kids, infants, then they can go ahead an eat enything. i believe we should all be fruitarian- wheat, apple, rice, flower, etc, etc rather than being even veg. any thoughts will be appreciated.
kjsinghhyd wrote:Some of my Gursikh friends who didn't eat meat used to consume that stuff. One day they read the ingredients (and the red sign as in Indian eatables) and after that they stopped buying such stuff (with egg).
They also don't have meat (whether Jhatka or Halal) for they believe there was no Jhatka meat when Rehatnama was written. And halal was the commonplace terminology for meat.
kjsinghhyd wrote:Now whatever we eat, we have to 'pay'... a spiritual cost. I can't explain what the currency is. I don't know how much currency we start with. But I know we pay currency both for plants and animals. Amount of spiritual cost is less for fruits that fall from trees. It is a little more for root plants which we uproot and kill e.g. onion and garlic. It is still more for animals which we kill to eat their meat.
kjsinghhyd wrote:There is a Saakhi about a devout Sikh who was blind, just because in his last lifetime as a playful toddler, he had pricked the eyes on an insect with needles.
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