
What About Meat?
            
      In spiritual endeavors there can be no stability and no concentration when        meat is eaten. As the food, so is the mind. If one partakes of meat, one        will have animal thoughts. For example, if the mutton of sheep is eaten,        you must ask yourself, "What is the quality of the sheep?" They only        follow, follow, follow. If you eat mutton, you lose discrimination. If you        eat pork, you will develop the quality of the pig, i.e. arrogance. These        things not only damage our thoughts, but they amount to violence. It is a        sin to kill the animal. You may reply that an animal was killed by the        butcher. That is incorrect; it is only because you are eating them that        the animals are being killed. If you stop eating animals, then no one will        butcher them to sell in the market. Thus, sin is committed by the one who        eats as well as the one who kills. Because of this incorrect type of food,        we lose human qualities and acquire animal qualities.
Sathya Sai Baba 
       Brindavan, Whitefield 
       August 27, 1994
Saturday, December 8, 2007
Sai Baba thoughts on Meat Eating
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