Vegetarianism

Author: Shi Youbo
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Publish Date: 2004-02-01
Features: "My friends, don't let the sinful food defile your bodies. Only livestock use meat to satisfy their appetites, and not all animals do so! Cows, horses, sheep, etc., live on grass." "Meat-eating is brave and fierce; grain-eating is wise and clever." "Humans are indeed the kings of the beasts, and their cruelty surpasses all other animals. We live at the expense of other living beings. We are all tombs. I vowed never to eat meat from a very young age. One day, people will view killing as murder. Those who despise life do not deserve to have it."
I don’t want this book to be a stern moralizing work or an academic study on physiology, psychology, life, or society. I just want people to read it and satisfy their curiosity about this group: vegans are not just those who spend their days burning incense and kowtowing—there are so many interesting stories, so much knowledge related to the heart, and so much knowledge that keeps pace with the times. After readers gain an objective understanding of vegans and the vegan lifestyle through this book, if they are still willing to try this way of life, then I will devoutly chant "Namo Amituofo" for you.