Should we be VEGAN?|| SADHGURU answers Actress

Sadhguru answers Carice on how Vegan Lifestyle can benefit both people and planet.

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[BeingEnlightened]

My favorite
2:00- "Food is not a philosophy, Food is not a religion. Food is a practical solution for this body."

[Unisis-hl]

Im happy to be vegan for animals, for planet, for myself 🌱💚💪🏻

[CEarthling]

Anyone who understands pain and suffering will become a #Vegan

[cynicalidealist]

The vast majority of soy is grown to feed livestock, not humans.

[Dudenator]

I turned vegan 4 years back for my health but I’ve stayed vegan because I just can’t bear to see the suffering to which animals are subjected to while bringing them to our plates. My medical bills are almost down to zero. In the last 4 years I’ve had fever twice and cold twice. I still can’t believe veganism could be so beneficial to me. Weight loss and increased endurance are the side benefits

[NischalBaidya]

THE BURNING PLANET's SOLUTION:
- Even if we plant 1 million trees every year, it will take them years to grow.
- The climate destruction rate won't wait until these trees grow.
- Also, not all of the planted trees will actually grow due to unfavorable situations.
- It makes a lot more sense to not chop the existing billions of trees for raising trillions of animals for meat production in the first place.
- Simply GOING VEGAN can stop more than 68% of the greenhouse gases that are emerging from these many animals.

We can never be too ignorant and selfish that we only care about our taste buds, especially when the whole planet is burning with everybody in it.

[deepak]

That means, if 'Save Soil' is really a core agenda (given 77% land is used for animal agriculture) Sadhguru should definitely talk more and more about food and diet at every pit stop

[shoban]

Good on ya, Sadhguru, for educating people on choosing a wiser and more compassionate lifestyle that is good for you, the animals, other people and the planet. Been vegan for 9 years and my ONLY regret is not having done it earlier.

[jarcauco]

Veganism is not a diet, it's not about food choices. It's about acknowledging and respecting the individuality of nonhuman sentient beings. They only have their life, and we «unnecessarily» rob it from them. We are indoctrinated into this thinking and behavior, in a system built on their exploitation. But we have choice. We can question and unlearn the supremacist system of thinking, and challenge the inertia of animal use. Animals don't exist for us to use. They are not resources for food, clothing or entertainment. They «ALSO» deserve the fundamental right not to be property, not to be enslaved, commodified. Embrace nonviolence. Go vegan 🍀

[sciencelad]

I’m 71, vegan and my yearly exams are spot on. No health issues whatsoever and no medicine. My doctor always tells me I am wasting his time. But that is the bonus, the real benefit is that no animal has to die for my meals. No torture, no suffering, no exploitation, no horrific death sponsored by me.

[ruthsmith]

I went vegan for the animals once i became aware of the animal exploitation suffering and killing of them nearly 12 yrs ago. I am nearly 69 yrs old and at my fittest and healthiest. Humans do not need to consume the dead flesh or the milk from another species which we do not need but have been conditioned to consume. When we educate ourselves and know better, we can live and be better. The best life style change anyone can make is to educate yourself and go vegan, for the animals, for the planet, and for our health.

[tiddlypom]

🌱Vegan for the animals, for the planet, for the humans 💚

[myfragilelilac]

Animal agriculture requires more crops than eating plants directly.

[chapmanchen]

Only fake gurus and false prophets would regard sentient beings as food.

[chapmanchen]

Animals are not food. They are our neighbours, our brothers and sisters.

[carlaenadd]

If you think that you as a human being are free to eat what you want, then that is completely true. But your freedom ends where your choice causes suffering to someone else. So yes, what you eat is your free choice, healthy or junkfood, but not who you eat. I have been vegan for 6 years, 68 years old and never see a doctor and am fitter than many 40 year olds.🌱

[mmnadha]

food is not a phylosophy to lion and killer whale. but definitely food is a phylosophy to civilised man.
sadguru can honestly say that he is not willing to annoy non vegetarian rather than talking like a politician.

[WarriorOfTruth]

We must think of animals and see from their point of view. The unnecessary suffering that humans inflict on animals is evil, cruel. We must all resolve not to contribute to it. Start small but be sincere!

[osdias]

He manages to make a lot of good points without mentioning once about animal cruelty and suffering, which exists purely for the enjoyment of taste.
A kind and compassionate person considers this first, before deciding if they should consume animal products or not. Everything else he mentioned comes after.

[mmabagain]

It seems to me that human teeth shows us we are plant eaters. Our "canines" are nothing like a true carnivores canines. We have molars for grinding plants. Carnivorous animals have sharp back teeth for slicing meat.