Not really. Some Buddhists choose not to eat meat in accordance with the idea of not killing, but this isn't compulsory. It is okay to eat meat, just not to order it directly from the butchers, as this may lead to an animal being killed specifically for you.
I'm a Buddhist and a vegetarian, but I'm not vegetarian because of my religion, it's just a separate thing for me.
Individual Buddhists may eat special food (for example, I am a celiac, so my bread is pretty special) and certain schools may have food traditions but they would be related to the culture and society and nation in which they live, not to do with Buddhism.
Buddhism does not have any universal "special food" it uses as part of its occasions.
The Buddhist Diet generally avoids meat although some sects allow the consumption of certain meats. Some sub-sects of the Buddhist Diet restrict the consumption of many vegetables like root vegetables because the cultivation of them kills the plant itself. Other sects avoid eating plants that contain a strong odor such as onions, garlic, or leeks.
yes, they arent allowed to eat garlic,onions,dairy products, but most are vegetarians and they have different opinions on eating meat
They cannot eat any meat, fish, or any animals. You best be prepared to become a vegitarian.
No. It is taken as per the circumstances.
do any the religions have rules about food, or food taboos in the philippines
There are no Buddhist Rules. If you are talking about the precepts, as far as we know they were created by the Buddha himself.
There are certain rules that a Buddhist monk is required to meet. These help them to reach the spirituality that they are looking for.
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There is no official food for Buddhist celebrations. However, certain traditions of Buddhist practitioners have adopted certain foods for various Buddhist celebrations. .
Kashrut refers to the rules of food preparation and consumption, any food that is produced according to these rules is kosher. Kosher is not a style of cooking.
"Buddhist" is not a category like Mexican with traditional cukltural foods any more that balls people have a specific style of cooking. Buddhism is present in many countries and cultures and they eat the local cuisine.
food and water.
i like food
A main place for a Buddhist to worship is in a temple called the Vihara. I hope this will help.
it is the three baskets that are needed and rules and regulations to become a perfect Buddhist.This answer is from the view of a Buddhist.
The set of rules that Buddhists follow is called the Five Precepts. These are moral guidelines that Buddhists strive to uphold in order to live a virtuous life. They include refraining from harming living beings, stealing, sexual misconduct, false speech, and consuming intoxicants.