How is the distinction between meat and vegetarian in Buddhism?

Generally, vegetables are defined as vegetarian! Meat is defined as meat! There are also dishes that cannot be eaten, onions, garlic, coriander, leeks, and onions.

Don't eat it, there are eggs, all kinds of eggs don't eat, and there is a definition of sentient beings and ruthless beings, animals belong to sentient beings, plants belong to ruthless beings, and some people say that plants are also alive! That's right! He also said that no living person could eat it!

This is unreasonable! Otherwise, you can not eat it all! Eat air!

So it's still reasonable! Saying that the channel is reasonable is correct! There is also a question of personal habits, there is gradually!

There are also those who quickly decide not to eat! It's up to you to cultivate yourself! There's nothing that can't be done!

Only you don't want to!

Meat includes leeks, garlic sprouts, garlic sprouts, coriander, green onions, etc. Other plant-based foods are vegetarians. Meat, eggs, fish, etc. are fishy. Vegetarianism is limited to Chinese Buddhist monks in monasteries, and there is no requirement for lay people to be vegetarian.

Meat – onions, garlic, leeks, interests, shallots (five kinds of plants).

Fishy - meat and eggs of animals.

Vegetarian – food other than the above meat. A vegetarian diet in Dharma includes milk and honey.

A provincial-level leader does not stop bleeding in the stool for more than ten days, the province's major hospitals, and even invited national experts to jointly diagnose and treat, but can not find out**, all ** has no effect, the leader is dying, his family has to think of other ways, please come to a miracle doctor. This person looked at the patient's face and asked him: "Have you ever killed a life?"

The divine doctor said, "If it weren't for the killing of the living, I would have no solution, and if you think about it again, I can't think of it before tomorrow morning, and I can't do anything about it." "Let's leave the ** people.

The patient's wife suddenly remembered that the patient had hunted hares when he was young, and at ten o'clock in the evening, she called the divine doctor ** and said that her lover had hunted hares when he was young. The miracle doctor took a taxi to the hospital. Immediately instruct the doctor to perform a laparotomy on the patient, cut off a section of intestine about 10 centimeters and then connect it.

The next day he stopped bleeding in his stool and recovered quickly. Experts from major hospitals took the cut intestines for various analyses and examinations, but they could not find any lesions and problems.

The doctor then instructed his family to buy more small fish and release them, otherwise his illness may still be **. Now this patient has been living well.

This story is something that my uncle has seen with his own eyes, and told us that we should not kill, but love all life. Take it to share it with everyone and encourage it.

It seems to refer to leeks, onions, and garlic!! Fish and meat are just fishy!! It seems that meat is all meat now.

"Meat" mainly refers to green onions, leeks, mustard greens, garlic, coriander, etc.

"Fishy" mainly refers to meat, eggs, seafood, etc. (There is a Bodhisattva vow in the Brahmana Sutra).

"Meat" does not refer to meat, but to some plants, but in Buddhism the abstinence from meat is stricter than the abstinence from meat.

1. Meat. 2. Animal related: such as eggs, milk, honey, etc. 3. The plant Wuxin, also known as the five meats: garlic, green onion, green onion, orchid onion, Xingqu.

There is a temple not far from my hometown, and I often chat with the masters there, and I only know that meat is meat, but it also includes some hormonal dishes, such as garlic, ginger and so on. Vegetarian is the only vegetable we usually have, and I think they seem to eat radish and cabbage every day. But I don't understand that they can eat eggs.

The monk said that eggs are specially prescribed in Buddhist books to be eaten. I think I can drink some rice wine!! I don't know if they will secretly eat meat when no one is around.

The Buddhist scriptures define meat as a plant type, which is the prefix of grass, and the five meat include: garlic, small garlic (commonly known as buckwheat), green onions, onions, and leeks.

Vegetarian refers to non-meat and fishy foods. Fishy generally refers to the carcass of an animal.

It generally refers to the consumption of eggs and dairy products without rooster mating, which is called osteo-lacto-vegetarian.

There is a difference between the real Buddhist meat and the world. In Buddhism, meat refers to plants such as garlic, onions, leeks, and shallots that can aggravate one's desires. If you don't eat these, you don't eat meat.

Then eating meat is killing, and committing a crime is killing!! And the worldly eating of meat is eating meat. It's different, Buddhism is orthodox!

Pure natural, what grows on the ground is vegetarian, otherwise it is meat.

According to the content of the Yellow Emperor's internal classics and the compendium of materia medica, it can also be summarized:

1 Garlic: Sad, irritable and angry, easy to be distracted after eating too much.

2 Green onions: Hurt the kidneys and consume water and gas, eat too much, be emotionally unstable and panicked.

3 Leek: Hurts the liver and regulates wood qi, and the liver fire is vigorous and easy to get angry and hurt. Zheng Jiexian.

4 Shallot: Hurt the spleen, trapped in the soil, and the Zen qi, the spleen and pancreas are not smooth, and they are often troubled, worried, and depressed.

5 Xingqu: Hurting the lungs and covering the gold, the lungs often have a pessimistic mentality.