Monks are not allowed to eat meat, why are there fat monks?

The landlord asked very well.

Why is this so?

That is true. According to preliminary analysis.

Actually. Some people are born with a fat seed.

Drinking cold water can increase weight.

Of course, this is a very small minority.

The landlord should be very satisfied with this reason.

Believe me. This answer is predestined in the dark.

He is your only option.

It is God's arrangement.

Trust me to obey God's instructions.

God is always right.

Brother, I don't know if you are satirizing the current monk, or if you are a sarcastic monk, I also think the current monk is too fake!But realistically, if you don't eat meat, you might get fat!

Why?1. You should know about peanut oil!There is also a lot of fat in plants

2. If a person does not exercise for a long time or a large amount of tweezers into proteins and sugars, the proteins and sugars in the body will be converted into lipids and stored in the body.

With adequate protein intake, it is advisable to eat more foods rich in fats and carbohydrates (i.e. starches, sugars, etc.). In this way, the excess energy can be converted into fat and stored under the skin, and slowly you will gain weight!

Hehe, I believe you already understand why monks are not allowed to eat meat, why there are fat monks again!

Buddhism is divided into many sects, some of which allow the eating of meat.

The kind of person who grows meat when he drinks water.

Pigs are fat if they don't eat meat!

Both sugar and protein are converted into fat.

Malnutrition can also lead to obesity.

Some people are born obese.

Monks used to eat meat, and generally ate "three clean meats". Later, it was gradually forbidden to eat meat, because eating meat would arouse appetite and affect spiritual practice.

Originally, monks did not eat "meat", and the word "meat" was changed from "gall" to "meat", referring to five kinds of plants with a pungent smell. There are several sayings, generally referring to onions, garlic, leeks, coriander, etc., also known as the Five Symphony.

The Buddhist precepts, the more basic five precepts or the eight beats of the spine precepts, the first is to kill. There is a famous saying in modern times, "There is no killing without buying and selling." "If a monk is allowed to eat meat, even if it is three clean pieces of meat, it is difficult to say whether the animal being eaten was killed or not.

From this point of view, eating meat is fundamentally against the precepts.

In addition, once you can eat meat, it will inevitably not arouse the appetite of some monks who are not determined to practice. After all, the vast majority of monks can't reach the level of consciousness of Jigong Living Buddha, and they can't do "wine and meat through the intestines, and the Buddha pays attention." "Only by prohibiting monks and nuns from eating meat can we solve the problem at the root.

Why do monks eat vegetarian and don't eat meat?

Eat, because the same is human. In ancient times, monks were mainly vegetarians. But now in different eras, monks also have to have a diploma, and it is quite high. Monks are also human beings, and meat is also nutritious, so of course monks will eat it.

The fine tradition of vegetarianism (formed in China) In the early days of Buddhism's introduction to China, it was not yet time to form Chinese characteristics. So at that time, monks could still eat meat. Monks are not allowed to eat meat, which was first proposed by Xiao Yan, Emperor Wu of Liang in the Southern Dynasty more than 1,400 years ago.

It is said that only monks from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan in Chinese mainland eat vegetarians, monks from other regions can eat meat, and monks in Japan can get married and have children.

The monks of Theravada Buddhism eat meat, for example, the monks of Southeast Asia, the monks of Tibetan Buddhism eat meat, the monks of Mahayana Buddhism, and the monks of South Korea and Japan all eat meat, because they think that cattle and sheep do not eat meat, and they have not seen them become Buddhas, and they believe that the conditions for becoming Buddhas are not limited to what they eat, but to cultivate the mind.

Superstitious monks are very persistent and do not eat meat. Bigotry.

Wise monks can eat meat as they please. Everyone was happy.

Quite agree with what Amidaya upstairs said.

The first floor is right, in the precepts of the monks, it is to abstain from "five xin", and the trouble of eating "five xin" is worse than eating meat, and the second is to abstain from "killing", but not to abstain from eating meat.

There are no absolutes in everything, for example, some places are not suitable for growing food, so if it is after the animal dies naturally, then in order to benefit more people, the monks over there are enough intentions, it is okay.

Of course, it also depends on the identity of the practitioner, as well as the power of the wish to make a wish, etc., and if you are an ordinary person, it is better not to eat it.

Tibetan Buddhism can eat meat.

But what I eat is "three clean meat".

For no particular reason, monks cannot eat meat.

When you leave home, you have to follow the discipline of the group

Hello, if you can eat meat, you are not called a monk.