Gaura Priya
IRL
I wasn't sure whether to post this here or in another forum since the reason why I am vegetarian was because of being a Vaishnava for years.
Ever since I came away from being a fundamentalist, I have re-addressed the issue of being a vegetarian and eating eggs, and I am not sure of whether I should eat them or not.
So I understand these principles:
Against: eggs are chicken periods, and are capable of holding life, even if unfertilised. They are high in protein because they are liquid flesh. Eating eggs would be as controversial as eating a human placenta. The high cholesterol level in eggs is a strong indication that it is not for human consumption.
For: they are unfertilised and are not alive, and the chicken already must produce the egg whether unfertilised or not. It is not alive, but a by-product of the animal, and nothing is deliberately killed or murdered.
So what do you all think? Will eating eggs ever be sattvic?
Ever since I came away from being a fundamentalist, I have re-addressed the issue of being a vegetarian and eating eggs, and I am not sure of whether I should eat them or not.
So I understand these principles:
Against: eggs are chicken periods, and are capable of holding life, even if unfertilised. They are high in protein because they are liquid flesh. Eating eggs would be as controversial as eating a human placenta. The high cholesterol level in eggs is a strong indication that it is not for human consumption.
For: they are unfertilised and are not alive, and the chicken already must produce the egg whether unfertilised or not. It is not alive, but a by-product of the animal, and nothing is deliberately killed or murdered.
So what do you all think? Will eating eggs ever be sattvic?