A VEGGIE MERRY, ANIMAL-FRIENDLY CHRISTMAS.
Every year in UK,
a minimum of 8 million Turkeys are
slaughtered for Christmas.
Then, what about Ducks, Chicken,
Goats, Pigs, Cows and
innumerable other living creatures?
The highest teachings of Jesus are
based on sacrifice!
Then, why can't we enjoy a veggie-Christmas?
If we try,
billions of birds and animals can be saved.
Is that not the message of Jesus?
A thought dedicated to Kath
http://www.animalaid.org.uk/
Kesav V Easwaran
I have found some of my Christian friends take veggie foods only, while observing Lent- the pre Easter fasting period…nice meaningful write
I have found some of my Christian friends take veggie foods only, while observing Lent- the pre Easter fasting period…nice meaningful write
Angelina Pandian
Food for thought! How much my daughter will agree I do not know.... let me try!
Food for thought! How much my daughter will agree I do not know.... let me try!
mamta agarwal
bold and brilliant; there is so much to chose from vegetable basket, complete nutrition. I once read consuming non vegetarian food is like making a grave yard of your stomach. made me think!
bold and brilliant; there is so much to chose from vegetable basket, complete nutrition. I once read consuming non vegetarian food is like making a grave yard of your stomach. made me think!
RAJ NANDY
Though I am not a vegetarian , I do agree with the recommendations of Prem ji ! Thanks for your time & comments on my 'True English Story' ! -Raj
Though I am not a vegetarian , I do agree with the recommendations of Prem ji ! Thanks for your time & comments on my 'True English Story' ! -Raj
Marie
I am NOT a meat eater, either TG, Premji. I guess at one time in our history, in order to survive, animals had to be killed for food but those days are long gone. There is so much variety in our shops today of good, healthy, nutricious food, that nobody needs to kill a living creature so that they can eat. But, it is a matter of individual choice. We can each only be responisble for ourself, for what we eat. I like the message in your poem very much Premji. Excellent write! Thank you for sharing. God bless you always........
I am NOT a meat eater, either TG, Premji. I guess at one time in our history, in order to survive, animals had to be killed for food but those days are long gone. There is so much variety in our shops today of good, healthy, nutricious food, that nobody needs to kill a living creature so that they can eat. But, it is a matter of individual choice. We can each only be responisble for ourself, for what we eat. I like the message in your poem very much Premji. Excellent write! Thank you for sharing. God bless you always........
Simply Bono Razek
I like my veggies...& meat is rarely on my menu...good write Premji
I like my veggies...& meat is rarely on my menu...good write Premji
kath
narain , jay p I don't agree! I'm " western world " and I was vegetarian for more than ten years! No meat or animal products. I almost became a vegan. Lots of people here are you know. You'd be surprised. :) kath xxxx
narain , jay p I don't agree! I'm " western world " and I was vegetarian for more than ten years! No meat or animal products. I almost became a vegan. Lots of people here are you know. You'd be surprised. :) kath xxxx
Sandra Martyres
A noble write and request Premji...but I am not sure many will pay heed to it..the tradition is steeped too much into daily life...
A noble write and request Premji...but I am not sure many will pay heed to it..the tradition is steeped too much into daily life...
narain, jay p.
In the western world, vegetarianism is not that common. If you don't eat red meat, you are a vegetarian. As far the lives of turkeys and other birds, it would be nice if we did not eat them on holidays to be a part of God's world.
In the western world, vegetarianism is not that common. If you don't eat red meat, you are a vegetarian. As far the lives of turkeys and other birds, it would be nice if we did not eat them on holidays to be a part of God's world.
kath
Last year I skipped Christmas Dinner entirely Prem, thereby saving countless living beings, both animal and vegetable. Five sprouts, two cabbage leaves and a potato were saved from a horrible watery death. :) kath xxxx
Last year I skipped Christmas Dinner entirely Prem, thereby saving countless living beings, both animal and vegetable. Five sprouts, two cabbage leaves and a potato were saved from a horrible watery death. :) kath xxxx
a noble thought