SLAUGHTERHOUSE LOVE IS NOT LOVE

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This is an authoritative statement given by the greatest authority, Narada Muni. If one gives another living entity unnecessary pain, one will certainly be punished by the laws of nature by a similar pain. Although the hunter Mrgari was uncivilized, he still had to suffer the results of his sinful activities. However, if a civilized man kills animals regularly in a slaughterhouse to maintain his so-called civilization, using scientific methods and machines to kill animals, one cannot even estimate the suffering awaiting him. So-called civilized people consider themselves very advanced in education, but they do not know about the stringent laws of nature. According to nature's law, it is a life for a life. We can hardly imagine the sufferings of one who maintains a slaughterhouse. He endures suffering not only in this life, but in his next life also. It is said that a hunter, murderer or killer is advised not to live and not to die. If he lives, he accumulates even more sins, which bring about more suffering in a future life. He is advised not to die because his dying means that he immediately begins to endure more suffering. Therefore he is advised not to live and not to die.
As followers of the Vedic principles, we accept the statements of Narada Muni in this regard. It is our duty to see that no one suffers due to sinful activities. Foolish rascals are described in Bhagavad-gita as mayayapahrta-jnanah, which indicates that although they are superficially educated, maya has taken their real knowledge away. Such people are presently leading human society. In Srimad-Bhagavatam they are also described as andha yathandhair upaniyamanah. These rascals are themselves blind, and yet they are leading others who are blind. When people follow such leaders, they suffer unlimited pains in the future. Despite so-called advancement, all this is happening. Who is safe? Who is happy? Who is without anxiety?
Madhya 24.249 The Sixty-One Explanations of the Atmarama Verse

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[harttina]

That's ok. You are human and have the freedom of choise. So you can act as an animal and eat animals if you like.

[manup108]

but if u eat grains,ur efforts to get food are reduced

secondly many religions like jainism,budhism,hinduism teach to be vegetarians.

also there is commandment thou shall not kill

for more information on the hazardous effects of non veg food u can search on net

all the best

[ahamatmabrahman]

I find it hard to accept that a Moslem would kill his own son if eg he was gay

[Ebuverthebicepcurler]

Of course I'm for kindness, but I'm just saying it doesn't really connect to sophistication.

[Ebuverthebicepcurler]

Being kind has nothing to do with being advanced. Sure, it takes some logic and thought to think of another, but some very advanced men have been otherwise cruel, take the Nazi's and soviets. Ideas they held of racial superiority or the marching of history toward a utopia are silly, but they did very complex engineering and social engineering. Kindness is very emotional, not very logical except if its simply to gain Allies.

[PragnyanKdaas]

yes you have freedom to action but not reaction...

if you kill be ready tobe killed if not in this birth, sure in the future...

kill and be killed....

wow :)

[haribolshanti]

he is wise and loveful always

[contactsiva14]

Thou Shall Not Kill!

don't feel sorry on the Judgement day when you face the son of God.He will not save you if don't properly follow the Ten commadments.

[manup108]

grains,fruits vegetables and cow's milk are the food for human beings according to shastras

lion doesn't come to eat ur grains and fruits

there is so much botheration in meat eating eg. firstly u produce grains,then give grains to animals and poultry to eat,then open big big slaughterhouses for killing them

[kinabear]

Interesting concept. But animals eat one another. And so will I. It is only natural, and nature knows what's best. No invisible man in the sky can usurp that.