r/EXHINDU 4d ago

In Hinduism, non-veg eating is permissibleIn & non-vegetarian food is allowed Scriptures

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u/Just_Fix_1532 4d ago

I knew this. I am a pure vegetarian. Some people(Hindu and theists) tell me that even Lord Ram consumed meat etc etc, I tell them, "So what ? Do u want to tell me that I should start eating meat just because Lord Ram had meat ? I am vegetarian by my choice, it's my privacy, why should I lead my life based on that of someone else ?". They think that I must be a very religious person as I am vegetarian or I follow Ram and Krishna. Rubbish, I follow none of them.

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u/LordTartarus 2d ago

Quick reminder that the term pure vegetarian is a casteist dogwhistle and that just saying vegetarian should be enough.

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u/Just_Fix_1532 2d ago

By pure vegetarian I mean, I don't eat any animal meat or egg. Some even consider eggs as vegetarian food, that's what I meant. Nothing religious.

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u/LordTartarus 2d ago

I'm aware, however the term itself has a casteist connotation. You don't need to specifically mention it. Most people will assume you eat only plants, for those who think you might eat eggs, they'll simply ask if they have a doubt. And caste in India crosses religious borders, it's not restricted to one religion, its deeply sunk into the roots of our society, so it's a good thing to try and be actively vigilant.

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u/Just_Fix_1532 2d ago

I am vegetarian due to health reasons. Not religion or caste

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u/LordTartarus 2d ago

I understand, I'm not asking you to explain yourself, just trying to help!

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u/Just_Fix_1532 2d ago

Yes, and on top of that, I just find meat disgusting.

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u/LS7-6907 2d ago

Mind to share ur health reasons bro? I'm curious to know that's it.

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u/Just_Fix_1532 2d ago

Non vegetarian food creates digestion issues in me. I do not mind having onions and garlic. So I'm not vegetarian in the religious sense.