Podcast details
Very important to become vegetarian - plants also have life
A spiritual discourse on consciousness, compassion, and vegetarianism.
"Our consciousness, is not filled with desires, with jealousy, with anger, with hate, with complexes, with greediness. All this is the dirtiness which fills individual consciousness."
"Realize the human qualities: purity, love. For me, no one had to die. Better I die. Why should another die for me?"
The speaker outlines levels of consciousness and defines spirituality as purity, advocating for a life guided by love and non-violence. He passionately argues for vegetarianism, using parables and analogies—like a salt statue in the ocean or a tiger protecting its cub—to illustrate the sanctity of all life and the karmic consequences of causing suffering. The talk references figures like Buddha and Gandhi, urging personal responsibility in spiritual practice to achieve peace.
Recording location: Hungary, Erd, Seminar
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