Sri Ramana and Food

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In a message dated 11/24/2005 9:16:07 P.M. Pacific Standard Time, harsha (AT) cox (DOT) net writes:

Zenbob, your url does not work.

So true. Nothing in the universe remains static and eternal...all

things are subject to flux and fluctuations. The revised URL should

now be a working Communications propaganda experience.

Best wishes at this holiday season,

Zenbob

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fish as a normal part of their diet. The Sage became completely silent

indicating clearly his refusal to judge others. Food is a personal

matter and reflects upbringing, conditioning, circumstances, habit,

etc. Who can really say what is right for everyone? I myself used to

eat hamburgers until I was 18 or so. I could not even dream of doing

it now. I also ate many fish sandwiches at McDonalds, etc. when I was

young. I could mention the "Age of Pizzas" as well. Now, I am more or

less a vegan. I say more or less because infrequently I take dairy

and egg products during social occasions. As Yosyji has pointed out

in a different context, when we point a finger at someone, the other

three fingers of our hand point at us. And as Sri Tonyji has said,

the pointing never happened. God help us! :-). Nice to hear from you

Michael, Randy, Mango Tree, Jan, Era, Sam, Joyce, Zenbob, TG, and

others. Zenbob, your url does not work. Hope you are all well. Love

to all Harsha Sri Janaardana Kalianandaswami wrote: Hari Om as a

strict vegetarian I find that judging anyone on their diet is

completely revolting what Lord Buddha of Compassion eats is His

business and none of mine the first Buddha died from eating rotten

pork who are we to judge anybody a young man once urinated on

Bhagavan Ramana Maharshi Bhagavan said not one word May God Grant

Me such Grace Jai Bhagavan Love baba Jayas tu paandu pudarnam,

yashaam pakshe Janardhanah ....

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