Eating Meat is One of the Worst Things you could do for your Karma

a reply to: sekerofknowlege

Telling others how they should live their lives is the worst thing you can do for your karma.

originally posted by: sekerofknowlege
this is not my own personal message but comes from a higher place. If i were you and i ate meat and read this, i would at least be curious if theres some truth to this message.

okay, I'm curious...
outside of the known physical issues with overeating meats, got any evidence to back up any of your other claims?

Forget karma. Eating meat (particularly beef) is one of the worst things you can do to your health period. Not because humans have an inherent aversion to meat or anything like that, but because the livestock we use for our food is engineered to maximize profit. The package says beef, but you're not eating a cow--you're eating "bovine meat product" that's been pumped full of hormones and steroids since birth.

Stuff is horrible for you.

a reply to: sekerofknowlege

Karma be damned then, because I'll continue to eat meat.

However, here's a compromise: Bacon Pickle Fries -



Wrap strip of bacon around a Clausen pickle spear. Bake at 450 F for 15 minutes. Dip in Ranch dressing.....


mmmmmmmmmm.......

originally posted by: SaturnFX

originally posted by: sekerofknowlege
this is not my own personal message but comes from a higher place. If i were you and i ate meat and read this, i would at least be curious if theres some truth to this message.

okay, I'm curious...
outside of the known physical issues with overeating meats, got any evidence to back up any of your other claims?

God left him/her/whatever a voicemail (he said it's a message from a higher place) and the way his voicemail is set up, he can't get the message uploaded to ATS.

When we leave these physical shells after death, we won't need to worry about eating anything.

No judgement either way is my religion, and dogma. Enjoy whatever flavor you choose, and let other's do the same.

a reply to: eriktheawful

That dish is murder.

Your own slow, but very, very tasty, murder.

originally posted by: Realtruth
When we leave these physical shells after death, we won't need to worry about eating anything.

No judgement either way is my religion, and dogma. Enjoy whatever flavor you choose, and let other's do the same.

When I die and leave my shell, I feel really, really sorry for all the small crawling things who will live off my corpse and thus absorb all that bad karma.

a reply to: NthOther

And the GMO veggies is better ?

I'm going to have extra meat today, just for you Op.

Had shrimp for lunch.

Not sure what flavor of leftover I'll have for supper.

Tomorrow, we're making a nice, meaty lasagna from scratch.

All eating leads to bad karma.

You don't need to eat anything, unless you believe you do.

As it says in the Christian scriptures;

But he answered and said, It is written, Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that proceedeth out of the mouth of God. -- KJV, Matthew 4:4

We're not actually alive because we're eating animals and plants. The body isn't actually growing because of the food we put into our mouths. But, because we believe that food is necessary, we get hungry, and need to eat to satisfy that hunger. If we stop eating, we believe we'll die, so we do.

But, for those who have "faith", the food is unnecessary. The body can be sustained entirely by the spirit alone. The spirit does need to eat. But, how the spirit eats is a mystery. It absorbs "spirit food" from the invisible universe.

Some say the spirit then draws sustenance from other people's spirit energy. While others claim the food comes from god's own spirit.

Who knows?

a reply to: sekerofknowlege

So other animals that also eat meat are messing up there Karma?

What a load of twaddle.

Eating meat is perfectly natural considering the apex predator Man most definitely is.

originally posted by: eriktheawful
a reply to: sekerofknowlege

Karma be damned then, because I'll continue to eat meat.

However, here's a compromise: Bacon Pickle Fries -

Wrap strip of bacon around a Clausen pickle spear. Bake at 450 F for 15 minutes. Dip in Ranch dressing.....


mmmmmmmmmm.......

OH YEAH BABY!


Then there is this ridiculous Europeein kuntry that does this,"
the Swiss government has banned the common culinary practice of throwing the crustaceans into boiling water while they are still conscious.
The move is a response to studies that suggest lobsters are sentient with advanced nervous systems that may feel pain."
www.cnn.com...

At least meat eaters don't try to get high from wut they eat.

If we truly were meant to be vegan we'd have the same intelligence as every other herbivore on the planet. We're having this conversation precisely because our ancestors were carnivores. Otherwise our vocabulary would be limited to various iterations of, "Moo." Besides which, if God intended us to be vegan, why did He make animals out of meat? Being vegan is a modern-day indulgence made possible by meat eaters willing to bring you your veggies. Plenty of animals died so you could indulge yourself in a vegan diet.

Every cell has level of consciousness including plants.

On one level it is the fault of all humans now and before that we have not created ways to artificially manifest any substance humans crave without creating any suffering at all.

But that is what happens when greed and corruption is focusing where science should go and what to know. 10% of human experience OOB and I wonder how many humans living today know the difference between chi flow and kundalini flow in their nerve system. Science could have already known how to make 100% of humanity know both OOB and knowledge of energetic body states.

originally posted by: randomtangentsrme
When you pick carrots you are taking the life of that vegetable.
Seeds are the unborn children of the plant.

You cannot eat without killing.
When eating meat many people can feed on one animal.
It takes many fruits or veggies to feed one person.

You have worse karma by not eating meat than by eating it.

I think there is a large difference.
1. Animals, mammals especially like us love their children and have a life very like your own. They want what we want to protect their Family, nest or area they live in and be well fed.
2. Plants are raised humanly please look at how your beef pork and chicken are raised and what they endure.
3. Many plants are created in a way meant to be eaten to spread their seeds.
4. plus many other

a reply to: sekerofknowlege



Ummm...then you need to dig up the Buddha and splain that to him...cause it was spoiled pork that did him in...

Funny...both Buddha and Christ admonished their followers to eat whatever was offered to them out of respect for the one offering...






YouSir

First you need to understand what Karma is, and most people don't. Most believe that it's some kind of game points gathered where negative numbers is bad karma and positive numbers are good karma; they think things like -"Dalai Lama has a karma score of 2,000 points, he's sooo good, Hitler probably had like -1,000 points!". Karma is your personality, every action creates your personality, and it's not a game point system. If you do something bad, like kill someone, it will affect your personality, also in the next lifes as you still have your karma with you. Do something good for someone and it will also affect your personality. What you are is a combination of your karma, or your personality, and your soul, which is universal and has no personality of its own. When you add karma, you "move away" from the true nature of your spirit, and to go back to the source means killing your personality or karma. That's what eastern monks do, they try to get rid of their individuality to get back to the source. Karma is basically a spiritual memory, that's it, no god taking notes and punishing or rewarding you according to your deeds, no devil, only you. Also, the strict eating habits in religious literature is usually intended for the priest classes, or for a certain ritual where you're trying to achieve a higher level of conciousness. When reading reccomendation in religious litterature you always have to ask who it was written for, it's usually for some priest and not a common man or woman.

-MM