How Vegetarian and Non-vegitarian food affects mind

[tharinda07]

Denuma nirmaanaya karaganna bawa nam penawa.
Nirmanaya karaganna denuma kiyanne prabandhayak.

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mee loke okkoma theyenne nirmaanaya karapu denuma thamay,api hemooma denuwathwa hoo nodenuwathwa denuma nirmaanaya karanawa,

oya mokak hari diha balimath denuma nirmaanaya kara geniimak,abidarmaya dannawanam meaka tikak hari theerey

 

[AtulaSiriwardane]

mee loke okkoma theyenne nirmaanaya karapu denuma thamay,api hemooma denuwathwa hoo nodenuwathwa denuma nirmaanaya karanawa,

oya mokak hari diha balimath denuma nirmaanaya kara geniimak,abidarmaya dannawanam meaka tikak hari theerey

Abhi dharmaye ehema thiyenne koheda..?

Buduhamuduruwo budu uneth
rahath wena aya rahath wenaturu sitha pirisidu kara ganneth
nirmanaya kara ganna denumakin nemeyi.
Pachchaththan vedithabbo..
Prathyakshayen windala therum geniemak..

Watura beela pipasaya niwa ganna kenata,
watura biwwama pipasaya niwenawa kiyana eka
nirmanaya kara ganna denumak nemeyi....
Pachchaththan vedithabbo..
Prathyakshayen windala therum geniemak..

Budu dahamath e wageyi.
Pachchaththan vedithabbo..
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[tharinda07]

Abhi dharmaye ehema thiyenne koheda..?

Buduhamuduruwo budu uneth
rahath wena aya rahath wenaturu sitha pirisidu kara ganneth
nirmanaya kara ganna denumakin nemeyi.
Pachchaththan vedithabbo..
Prathyakshayen windala therum geniemak..

Watura beela pipasaya niwa ganna kenata,
watura biwwama pipasaya niwenawa kiyana eka
nirmanaya kara ganna denumak nemeyi....
Pachchaththan vedithabbo..
Prathyakshayen windala therum geniemak..

Budu dahamath e wageyi.
Pachchaththan vedithabbo..
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abidarmaye ehema ekak kiyala nee.mama kiwwe abidarmaya therenewanam threy kiyala,

meaka gena kathaa kirima mee thread eke kiriimen palaknee,

issella mee thread ekethiyena articletika ekaparakwath balala innawanam mata lesiy,neththan mee okkoma tika ay mata type karanna veene,meake gena sagachcha kiriimath ee thread eke karamu,

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[sudunone]

How does food affect mind?
How greedy you feel about food?
How much you think about food/particular food items?
How much you indulge in its taste?
How much do you plan about obtaining that particular food?

In the end, it doesn't matter if your food is vegetarian or not; what matters is how much it 'contaminates' your mind with thanha. What's the point in being a vegetarian if you keep on thinking about the taste of chicken? Or if you get angry with your family members/friends for eating meat/fish in front of you and the smell is so tempting? Or if you spoil your relationship with others because you criticize their non-veg habits?

Some of us don't want to eat meat or fish because we feel sorry for the animals killed. Now if we can remind ourselves about that logic every time we feel greedy for the taste, and purify the mind of greediness, then that's fine. Otherwise, the impure mind will be there for a prolonged period than if you ate what you desire. (like, if you keep on thinking 'it must be so delicious; aparaade kawe naththe etc etc.)

Sticking to such dietary habits without developing the mind could be considered a ditthi upaadaana, I think.

 

[AtulaSiriwardane]

abidarmaye ehema ekak kiyala nee.mama kiwwe abidarmaya therenewanam threy kiyala,

meaka gena kathaa kirima mee thread eke kiriimen palaknee,

issella mee thread ekethiyena articletika ekaparakwath balala innawanam mata lesiy,neththan mee okkoma tika ay mata type karanna veene,meake gena sagachcha kiriimath ee thread eke karamu,

නිර්මාණාත්මක සාපේක්ෂතාවාදය
http://www.elakiri.com/forum/showthread.php?t=119675



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නිර්මාණාත්මක සාපේක්ෂතාවාදය
kiyanne mokakda kiyala
oyaagema wachana walin
peli deka thunakin kiyanna balanna.

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[tharinda07]

නිර්මාණාත්මක සාපේක්ෂතාවාදය
kiyanne mokakda kiyala
oyaagema wachana walin
peli deka thunakin kiyanna balanna.

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නිර්මාණාත්මක සාපේක්‍ෂතාවාදයෙහි කියැවැන්නේ දැනුම මනසට ඉන්ද්‍රිය පද්ධතියට හා සංස්කෘතියට සාපේක්‍ෂ බව ය.

 

[sithmini]

 

[x-pert]

Not only food nourishes the body,
it affects our mind and body
in other ways.
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Yes. I have seen many articles about food affecting the body.
But mind... not sure. Care to provide some articles about that?


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Entropy
of mind and body increases
by our activity of mind and body during the day.
(Entropy has often been loosely associated with the amount of order, disorder, and/or chaos )

Entropy relates with "thermodynamic" systems.
And it relates with Heat and Temperature.

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Meat has more entropy than us
and vegetables and grains have less entropy than us.

Meat is meat.Whether its human, chicken or pork it doesn't matter.
You're claiming something which doesn't make any sense at all.
How can you match some thermodynamics physics theory with meat?


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So meat makes us more disorderly
and
vegetables and grains makes us less disorderly

For who needs to use body more than mind
like sportsmen, heavy workers
Meat may be OK.

If one needs
less disturbance in mind
one better not eat meat.

Again, no foundation to accept your theory.
To accept a theory like this, it should be epistemologically correct.
To do that you have to provide some valid sources from scholars.

Unless you do that nobody accepts your theory.

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I don't like killing animals either. Because they have an equal stake in this world to live in.

But I eat meat. I love meat actually.
And it has never affected my thinking ability.
Especially ENTROPY

 

[hwDinesh]

I noticed your post about Samma Sati, as we know satipattana(Samma Sati) is the way of improving mind power. but i could find nothing about our food in Maha Satipattana Sutta. So, what is the truth?

Dinesh.

 

[AtulaSiriwardane]

I noticed your post about Samma Sati, as we know satipattana(Samma Sati) is the way of improving mind power. but i could find nothing about our food in Maha Satipattana Sutta. So, what is the truth?

Dinesh.

I think when one practices
Kayanupassana & vedananupassana
he can feel more and more about
how food affects the body.
So with his own wisdom
he will choose.

In Satipatthana he does not teach Seela or samadhi.
Only Pragna.
How to follow yourself
from moment to moment
without craving or aversion
as a totality
in relation to everything you sense inside and outside.

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[hwDinesh]

Dear friend,
If you don't mind i'd like to know what Lord Bhdhdha has said, not your idea. so let me know what the Budhdha has said about your post.

The other thing, as i have learnt, the wisdom(panna) should be about thilakshana(anicca, dukka and anatta). By practising satipatana wisdom(wisdom about anicca, dukka, anata) will occur. Buddha has asked us get to know about "Ahara satara". it's not about meat or vegitable.

Further I'd like to know waht Lord Buddha has taught about meat and vegitable in his Seela and Samadhi.

Dinesh.

 

[AtulaSiriwardane]

Dear friend,
If you don't mind i'd like to know what Lord Bhdhdha has said, not your idea. so let me know what the Budhdha has said about your post.

I always say what I understood
from Buddha's words,
according to my own experience.
There are better sources for just Buddha's words
and people who are happy to repeat what they memorized..
I am not a recorder.

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The other thing, as i have learnt, the wisdom(panna) should be about thilakshana(anicca, dukka and anatta). By practising satipatana wisdom(wisdom about anicca, dukka, anata) will occur.

True
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Buddha has asked us get to know about "Ahara satara". it's not about meat or vegitable.

They come within Kabaliekara Ahara.
Sankhara and vingana are another two
and one probably I have not understood. So have forgiotten.


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Further I'd like to know waht Lord Buddha has taught about meat and vegitable in his Seela and Samadhi.

Dinesh.

In Seela he says do not kill, perhaps beating hardly also can be a deeper meaning.
Pana+Athi+paatha.


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