**Non-Vegans, IF you still have some excuses left, go through these links and END YOUR CRUEL LIFE-**

[carnist.cc](http://carnist.cc/)

[yourveganfallacyis.com](http://yourveganfallacyis.com/)

**Part 1** (Plants have life too/You kill lives too)-

https://www.reddit.com/r/vegan/s/2k5Lg6SAkX

**Part 2** (Humans are superior) (part 1)-

https://www.reddit.com/r/vegan/s/G2OUQDNQRk

**Part 3** (Humans are superior) (part2)-

https://www.reddit.com/r/vegan/s/VYxeZevUNU

**Part 4** (Survival of the fittest/Humans are superior/Food Chain)-

https://www.reddit.com/r/vegan/s/Cy9hjvyPqq

**Part 5** (Humans are animals/ humans aren't animals)-

https://www.reddit.com/r/vegan/s/obFFnmfmY2

**Part 6** (Lions eat meat/Canines/We are Omnivores/Food chain)-

https://www.reddit.com/r/vegan/s/8vDJaan03U

**Part 7** (Meat protien is efficient)-

https://www.reddit.com/r/vegan/s/iRKDseHGe8

**Part 8** (Science isn't "final", plants will be proved sentient in the future)-

https://www.reddit.com/r/vegan/s/i8J3Hu2Cza

**Part 9** (I don't care)-

https://www.reddit.com/r/vegan/s/uBQGshD7Td

**Part 10** (Vegans are inconsistent)-

https://www.reddit.com/r/vegan/s/UvLJFJ6g5V

**Part 11** (Meat-Dairy workers will become unemployed)-

https://www.reddit.com/r/vegan/s/gCL3J4E73k

**Part 12** (Indian Dairy Farmers are poor, they depend on dairy)-

https://www.reddit.com/r/DesiVegans/s/UrE73HFbfi

**Part 13** (Your diet literally destroys the planet. Get off your high horse non-vegans)-

https://earth.org/how-animal-agriculture-is-accelerating-global-deforestation/

India suffers from stray cows because WE HAVE A LOT OF THEM, we are the largest milk and beef producers in the world.

This book by Acharya Prashant is a compilation of his honest insights on meat-consumption, its impacts, and critique of the human tendency to recklessly consume, dominate, proliferate; leading to the destruction of mankind. Acharya Prashant justly highlights and reinforces spirituality as the real solution to the global crisis in the light of ancient wisdom. The fundamental problem is the darkness of human mind. And only spiritual wisdom can heal it.

Acharya Prashant explicitly rejects the idea that eating animals is the same as eating plants. He argues that we must consume that which causes the minimum damage to consciousness.He says that this argument is often just an excuse used by meat-eaters. From an ecological standpoint, raising animals for meat requires far more plant-based agriculture (to feed the livestock) than a purely plant-based diet, making a meat-eater responsible for exponentially more plant and animal deaths.

Treating the consumption of fruits and vegetables and animals as equivalent ignores the pain and longing for freedom that animals experience.He concludes that while some may seek loopholes or excuses to continue eating meat, those who are honestly seeking truth will recognize the necessity of empathy and non-violence.

Just like a rapists takes sexual pleasure in dead women's body.

A non-vegan too takes gustatory pleasure in dead bodies of animals.

Both of them are rapists.

Animals are raped, milked and slaughtered when they are STILL babies !

Have some shame, non-vegans !

Acharya Prashant the philosopher who teaches Advaita Vedanta, the pinnacle of ancient Indian wisdom literature which is rooted in self awareness and liberation repeatedly says that veganism is the modern name for compassion. He teaches that true spiritual awakening and non-violence naturally result in veganism. However, he warns that if veganism is not rooted in deep spiritual understanding, passion for the cause degenerates into an empty trend, ego-driven superiority, or commercial gimmickry.

His teachings emphasize several critical aspects of this lifestyle.
He states that one should embrace veganism not merely out of pity for animals, but as an act of self-interest in achieving spiritual freedom. Violence towards other beings is, in essence, violence against one's own self. For example people embracing veganism without self realization may be producing more children and increasing carbon footprints.

He cautions against using veganism as an elite fashion statement or a surface-level dietary choice while the rest of one's life remains driven by greed and ignorance. Without inner transformation, passion for the cause loses its meaning.

He says that one cannot be truly spiritual and violent at the same time. True compassion means recognizing the interconnectedness of all life and taking action to end exploitation. His teachings show us the path to end speciesism.

He has consistently advocated against the mistreatment of animals used for food and made millions of humans aware of the perils of consuming them and “products” stolen from them, highlighting how vegan living linked to true spirituality is a solution to the global crises of poor health and environmental damage.

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I’ve been trying to increase my protein intake without relying on dairy, so I recently picked up a chocolate-flavoured yeast protein.
Honestly, I wasn’t expecting much, but it’s been a pleasant surprise. The chocolate flavour is nice without being overly sweet, it mixes pretty well, and the best part is how light it feels. No bloating or heavy feeling afterwards, which I’ve experienced with a few other protein powders.
Still early days, but I’m liking it so far. Curious if anyone else here has tried yeast protein. Any favourite brands or recipes?