Podcast details
Do a good karma - Begin with organic food
A spiritual discourse on non-violence (Ahiṃsā) and ecological living.
"To protect nature is the greatest act of non-violence; this is profoundly significant."
"The highest religion, the highest principle, is non-violence. Protect every creature. Love them. Feed them. Do not kill them. And do not eat them."
The speaker advocates for ahiṃsā through practical environmental action, urging a return to organic farming and a rejection of plastic, especially for water bottles. He shares an anecdote about a man who became wealthy by selling macrobiotic food as an example of good karma. The talk frames consumer choices for organic food and glass bottles as acts of mutual support for personal and planetary health.
Recording location: Czech Republic, Strilky, Summer seminar
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