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HINDU DHARAM PERMITTING HINDUS TO EAT BEEF KABAB AND BEEF BIRYANI
by mike gandhi on Apr 18, 2007 04:45 PM  Permalink 

Hindu scriptures not only allow non-vegetarian food but at few places it makes it compulsory for Hindus to eat non-vegetarian food. If anyone refuses non vegetarian food, he will have to face consequences according Hindu Scriptures,

In Vishnu Dharmottar Puran book 1 chapter 140 verses 49 & 50 says

"Those who do not eat meat served in the ceremony of dead (Shraddha), will go to hell (narak)".

And Manu Smruti mentions still stronger punishment. In Manu Smruti Chapter 5 verse 35 it says



%u201CBut when a man who is properly engaged in a ritual does not eat meat, after his death he will become a sacrificial animal during twenty-one rebirths"



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Truth will prevail No need to find it 2
by An Athema on Apr 18, 2007 04:36 PM  Permalink 

Truth is that Semitic 'religions' are only for political means and ends, don't follow the rules, or fatwas or edicts, better watch out.

That is, meant for power only.

Indian 'religions', Hinduism, Jainism, Buddhism, Sikhism, are a way of life, follow them, and be happy, don't follow them, too bad for you.

Semitic 'religions' have at the core, 'fear of God'.

Or as the case may be on Earth, fear their God's liaison officers, moulvis, priests, muftis, and other religious policemen.

Indian 'religions' have at the core, 'respect for God'.

Followers of thse faiths have good faith in their priests, swamis, sants, etc., and don't need to be scared.

Of course, the counter would be, okay, that gives free run to break all rules since theire's nothing to 'fear'.

All rule breakers as a rule, are offenders, so do unto them as any other crminals.

Fear not, respect.

Be happy.

See you later.

an.anathema



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