While there are some Hindus who are not vegetarians, most of them are. One reason for so many being vegetarians are a belief in nonviolence. Another is the belief that non vegetarian food is bad for the mind and hinders spiritual development.
they all avoid eating, Humans.
yes but thay try to avoid killing living thangs
Jainism is a religion that is similar to Hinduism in some beliefs and practices, but places a strong emphasis on nonviolence (ahimsa). Jains follow strict vegetarian diets and practices to avoid harming all forms of life, including animals, insects, and plants.
They are not vegan; in fact, not all of them are vegetarians. The truth is that there are many religious practices in India, and vegetarianism is only one of them. As to why there is a higher occurrence of vegans and vegetarians among the Hindu people, it is because many hindus believe in reincarnation and that any animal could be a reincarnated relative. Rather than risk harming a reincarnated friend or relative, they avoid eating all meat. Others believe that harming an animal is bad Karma and they avoid eating any meat, so that they are not even indirectly harming animals. Hindus believe in freedom of religion, which includes freedom to practice your religion as you see fit. Not harming animals includes not harming each other, viz., as long as your beliefs don't interfere with my beliefs, we can get along together. As with any society, this is more the ideal than what actually occurs, but most Hindus try to follow these teachings.
Hindu dietary practices vary widely based on regional, cultural, and personal beliefs. Some Hindus are vegetarians and avoid eating all forms of meat, including prawns, while others may consume seafood, including prawns, especially in coastal regions where it is culturally accepted. Ultimately, whether Hindus eat prawns depends on individual choices and interpretations of dietary laws.
Hindus generally avoid eating foods that contain rennet derived from animal sources, as many adhere to vegetarian diets. Rennet is an enzyme used in cheese production and can come from the stomachs of calves, which conflicts with the dietary principles of many Hindus who seek to avoid animal products. Instead, they may opt for cheeses made with microbial or vegetable rennet, which align better with their dietary restrictions.
Hindus generally avoid eating eggs due to cultural and religious beliefs that emphasize vegetarianism and non-violence (ahimsa). However, practices can vary widely among different communities and individuals. Some Hindus may consume eggs, particularly in regions where dietary customs differ, or among those who identify as non-vegetarian. Ultimately, the decision to eat eggs depends on personal beliefs and family traditions.
You want to avoid eating metal!
by eating any food item
No, it is not safe to eat fingernails. They can contain bacteria and germs that can make you sick if ingested. It is best to avoid eating fingernails and practice good hygiene by washing your hands regularly.
Eating.
By regular practice