Is the farming industry a bad karma? 50

Raising pigs is bad karma, that's right! Even if you don't eat pork, selling pigs to others is killing and eating meat, and selling your life is also carrying too many karmic debts! You can be engaged in the service industry, why do you need to engage in farming?!

Quit killing means not deliberately harming life, according to your thoughts, everyone is dead! Don't be paranoid!

It is best to talk about this issue in private, and it can only be an endless debate here. All I can say is just do what you want, and having a clear conscience is the true meaning. Everyone has their own living environment.

You just have to make the right choice according to your environment. What the Buddha said is just to guide you to develop in a good direction. But it's definitely not a dead rule.

The Buddha said something like this in the Diamond Sutra, that is, the Buddha said, if someone says something about me, this is not true. I didn't say anything. Since you believe in Buddhism, study the Buddhist scriptures carefully, and you will find the answers you want in them.

Hehe, there's nothing wrong with believing in Buddhism, but are you really stealing Buddhist scriptures? Natural selection, survival of the fittest, one thing descends to one thing, and the whole world is a biological chain. The Buddha said that the wine and meat passed through the intestines, the Buddha left in his heart, and the Buddha and the people in his heart are the Buddha, sacrificing me alone to benefit all mankind.

Every life has its own meaning of survival, and the mission of pigs is to help people improve their quality of life and nutrition.

It's really bad karma, why can't you make money? Do you have to do this? There is absolutely no problem with eating a vegetarian diet, and all the nutrients in meat can be found in a vegetarian diet, so there is no need to eat meat at all.

I guess so. Try to avoid it as much as possible. As far as you can.

Israeli scientists have discovered that when picking tomatoes, tomatoes make a scream. Tomatoes are also alive, do humans eat tomatoes to create bad karma?

The breeding industry is creating bad karma, in terms of cause and effect, the more you raise, the more sins you will carry, and you don't do Buddha things for the four beings and six realms in the Master's dojo, and secondly, there are fewer sins in doing Buddha things, but if it is not a legitimate industry, it is not as good as the Dharma, and the sins are still slowly accumulating, and the same amount will not be smooth if it becomes a qualitative change. Killing a knife is a knife, eating meat and turning cattle into horses, so if you can be conscious, don't breed and change to other industries.

It's a little complicated to ask, how to get a pet and give it away, which is good. But almost all the animals raised are slaughtered, and if you kill a chicken, you will be a chicken for 500 generations to be slaughtered by others. Therefore, the aquaculture industry is creating bad karma.

I don't know what it will be like to be in the farming industry, but I'll tell you a real thing: there was a butcher who killed pigs for a living. When he died, he couldn't die for days, couldn't speak, and suffered in excruciating pain.

Later, it was his family who found the butcher knife he used and put it in front of him, and knelt down to repent for him, so that he finally swallowed his breath.

Now that you have become wary of this, you are already worried about it, and you are worried that there will be bad consequences. Then of course, be cautious.

At present, laying hens, broilers, commercial pigs, and dairy cows in the breeding industry are facing a very poor living environment and the burden of high yield, and frequent diseases and a high proportion of deaths are also inevitable results.

Kill one and save a hundred? For good? For evil? When a person is about to die, feed him meat and save his life, is it good or evil?

The ultimate purpose of the aquaculture industry is to slaughter and eat meat and take skins, so this kind of aquaculture industry is the chain that constitutes the slaughtering industry, which is not direct killing, but also indirect killing, of course, it belongs to the killing industry. In the eyes of Buddhism, this kind of farming industry is bad karma, and it is a profession that Buddhists should not choose.

Breeding is an important link in the killing chain and is a killing industry. Ten million than do, the sin is great, and hell will be punished.

What would the world be like without aquaculture? How humans evolved, farming has been around for thousands of years! If there is no aquaculture industry, many species have long been hunted and extinct, so why not think that aquaculture is also an indirect protection of animals?

This is the practice of aiding and killing, and it is not in line with the spirit of the Noble Eightfold Path. If you have a choice, it's best to change it.

There is no Amitabha Buddha in the south!

Hearts together!

It's hard to say, don't kill them, okay? It's enough to be a brute, don't hurt them anymore.

It belongs to creating negative karma, even if you don't kill or eat. There are 360 lines in the world, and any one can make a living

If the purpose of raising pigs is to be sold to the market for slaughter, it must be a killing industry. It's better to stop this, the karma of killing is very tragic and terrible. We must not leave anything to chance, and we must pay attention to it.

If you can't persuade others, don't participate in it yourself. Don't use the money you make from raising pigs, or you'll get involved in this karma.

It's the karma of killing, don't have illusions, don't do it. Farming is a link in the killing chain

As it was said upstairs, this is bad karma. If you have the opportunity to change jobs as soon as possible, it is the best policy.

It's a matter of understanding because you don't understand the Dharma. Killing = active severance, emotion, and recall.

Answer: Animal husbandry refers to the production process of using the physiological functions of animals such as animals and poultry that have been artificially raised and domesticated by us, or wild animals such as deer, musk deer, foxes, minks, otters, quails, etc., through artificial breeding and breeding, so that they can transform plant energy such as pasture and fodder into animal energy, so as to obtain meat, eggs, milk, wool, cashmere, skin, silk and medicinal materials and other animal products. It is an extremely important link in the material exchange between human beings and the natural world. Livestock is an important part of agriculture and is listed as the two pillars of agricultural production along with crop farming.

Animal husbandry is a comprehensive discipline that studies livestock breeding, reproduction, feeding, management, disease prevention and epidemic prevention, as well as grassland construction, animal product processing and animal husbandry management.