Recently, I went to a party, and as any typical Indian Party, their were two sections in the food stall, namely, the Vegetarian and the Non-Vegetarian, placed distant enough from each other that the "Shudh" (Pure) Vegetarians don't get their food mixed with the "Mansaharis".
Now this made me recall one very sensible lecture from one of my teacher.
People who eat plants considers themselves vegetarians and those who eat animals are called non-vegetarians by others. But in India, the vegetarians enjoy a "Shudh" (pure) tag before the actual word, making vegetarians superior than the non-veggies.
A diplomatic search would end up with the result that non-vegetarians eat animals who cry and scream before they are killed, roasted, and ultimately eaten. And there are the vegetarians considering themselves pure, because they are eating plants...
Now a question arises, aren't plants living beings? Don't they get hurt?
Just because a plant doesn't shout and scream when you are cutting it, or plucking out it's fruit, it means that you can do anything to it and still be considered pure.
Just because a plant isn't begging for mercy, means that you can pluck out it's reproductive organs, fry them, eat em' and then call yourself a "Shudh" Shakahari. What would happen if the same thing happened with you? What if someone plucked out your reproductive organs and eat them, pure junk, ain't it?
Don't repeat what others are saying, you've got your own brains, THINK.
Don't repeat what others are saying, you've got your own brains, THINK.
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