What is the karma -reaction-for eating beef?
147316
nita,\n\nYour karma is what you make it.  If you want to be negative, it will be.  Some things are just WRONG...but we're not talking about that, are we?\n\nMy karmic reaction...pure satisfaction.  Nothing like a slab of fine beef, rare, with a shot of Glenfiddich.
707940
I am not sure you will be able to find anything. Since she got sued in the past few years about saying on live tv that she does not eat beef, she has stopped giving her opinion on some things, specifically on strong and contravertial issues like abortion.\n\nPersonally, I think that she would say that it's really from case to case, specifically based ont he fact that she was sexually abused as a child, which has resulted in a pregnancy. The child was born dead but in cases like that, I think that a person should have a choice.
187515
It is old legend that in the beginning, animals and people would talk with each other. But then people got greedy and began to kill animals unneccesarily, so communication was stopped. Each animal devised it's own revenge against humans, which began the tradition of praying and thanking an animal for it's life before you kill/eat it. The prayer and thanks would keep the animal from cursing the people. The plants heard of this, and decided to counteract and help the humans. When people went to the Shaman with ailments, the Shaman would communicate with the plants and they would tell him the right treatment or remedy for that particular ailment. So, not very specific, but hope it is helpful. Good Luck with your research!
670099
meat!!\n\nim contented with mine, no thanks!
618814
Maybe it's the laws of karma or divine justice. All things, good and bad, have their fair effect upon us at one time or another. "What you sow, so you shall reap", said in these same words or similar by Our Lord, Buddha, or however you may want to call it. Pain or suffering that we might inflict unto others, deliberately or not, will come back to haunt us later; either in this life or the next.
780677
Honey, you nailed it. There is nothing wrong with it.  I personally think hunters have gotton a bad rep because of the booze hound idiots that tie the dead deer to the hood of the car like a buick ornament. Which i believe to be very disrespectful to such a beautiful creature.  My sweetie hunts every weekend, and because of that I havnt bought ground beef in over 3 years.  He doesnt go "killin" for sport.  He does it for the meat. You are right. The population, unchecked would be devastating for the environment.  People that are too damn sensitive, think its "cruel" and "mean".  But these are the same people that enjoy a good veal steak without a second thought as to the misery they put that animal through and the hormones and antibiotics they are consuming. They probably wear fur coats too, and i wont get into how barbaric a practice that is.  Not to mention, hunting is a wonderful recreation. It teaches patience, respect, safety, and a general appreciation for nature to young folks.  SO no, there is nothing wrong with hunting.  And dont let anyone tell you otherwise.
298339
Does your mom smell like a cows butt??  How many times have you sniffed goat meat to make a comparison??  Dumb way of thinking.
1088173
I am hindu and i guess the most important thing to me would be just to be torelant and not treat me differently. Furthermore check if the person is vegetarian. If he/she is they might not like you touching or eating meat while you're at his/her house. Just act normal becuase we're really not that different. Just be respectful.
656016
From the beef company... They bio-engineered the bird flu to make people scared of eating chicken.... They want to increase their share of the meat market....\n\n\nAt the same time, the chicken people (Tyson especially) is trying to come up with a cow flu to do the opposite... \n\nIt's a dangerous time to be a meat eater!!!
485152
Some people do it because they feel it's an animal rights issue. Some people do it because they feel it's a human rights issue. Some people do it because they feel it is better for the environment. Some people do it because their religion tells them to. Some people do it because their doctor recommended it. Some people do it because they feel healthier. Some people do it because they just don't like meat.
182295
I grew up in the country.  We feed the animals, gave them names.  Come Christmas we killed a pig. I was about sixteen when they finally let me see the actual slaughter.  Gunshot to the head.  Did it turn me off to meat. Nope.  I just appreciate the animal more.  I know the prepackaged meat comes from livestock that isn't lovingly taken care of.  But sometimes I wonder if my burger is one of the cows we sold off.
786759
Sukiyaki is delicious.\nhttp://japanesefood.about.com/od/beef/r/beefsukiyaki.htm\nYou can just take out the tofu if you don't like it, but the tofu is incredicbly delicious after it soaks up the sauce. You can even buy the sauce if you want to, they should have it at a local market. I hope you enjoy it.
984645
Actually, what you're talking about is irony, not Karma.  Irony is when an outcome is opposite of what might be expected, like the person making fun of fat people becoming fat themselves.  (This often appeals to our sense of "justice.") \n\nKarma is a spiritual principle that says basically the world you experience is the result of your actions.  It's based on this line of reasoning:\n1.) What you perceive in the world around you depends on how you choose to interpret the signals that are coming in through your nervous system (you ignore or overlook lots of things that are happening around you, but that doesn't mean they don't happen, just that they don't affect you).\n2.) How you interpret the signals coming in depends on what you believe about the world and about yourself.  For example, if you believe in UFO's, and you see a strange light in the sky, you think it's an alien spacecraft.  If you believe there's a big government conspiracy to control you, that same light will be a "top secret" craft that's monitoring your activities.  If you believe stars appear in the sky to signal some great event in the world, you will see a sign of such an event, etc.  \n3.) Your actions will be consistent with what you believe.  Thus, if you tend to lie to people, it indicates that you believe lying is OK, and happens all the time.   If you believe this, you expect the people around you to lie to you as well.  That means, you live in a world of dishonest people.  Whether they're really dishonest or not , you will perceive their actions as being dishonest because of #1 & 2, above. \n\nSo to answer your question, it's not so much like God uses karma to pass judgement; instead it's something that's inherent to the way human beings work.  In that sense it is "created" by God.
177501
Beef and Veal are raised in a very different fashion. \n\nVeal calves are not exposed to sunlight or given any form of Iron (Fe) which causes the meat to turn red (as below after exposure to air) and the animal is not exercised and is very young.\n\nOxygen is delivered to muscles by the red cells in the blood. One of the proteins in meat, myoglobin, holds the oxygen in the muscle. The amount of myoglobin in animal muscles determines the color of meat. Beef is called a "red" meat because it contains more myoglobin than chicken or fish.\n\nYou are what you eat extends to animals, therefor a hypothesis could be made that you are what they eat.\n\nI suggest this road as an exploration into why you react differently to the same specie.\n\nAntibiotics, grain, grass, Selenium (Se), and so on and so forth all contribute to this complexity.\n\nOr just chuck it all and have a veal burger.
74795
I think I understand your question, but clarify it for me please. Are you asking if karma has put the manipulated person in that position (to feel what it is to be manipulated) because of a past bad deed ? Or if the manipulator will feel the payback of doing the manipulating ?\n\nBecause whether you like it or not, the answer may be yes to both cases. Karma is sometimes a smack to the back of the head, as if to say "Well?  Have you learned something here ?.
153506
One that asked:\n\n"If you eat a steak, you'll poop a turd. Does that mean that if you eat a trud, you'll poop a steak?"
728144
Karma is action, reaction. However it is also very personal and singular. What is bad karma for me, may not be for you. Since each person has their own life, and their own personality. There are of course several things that are always destine to give bad karma. Killing other living things springs to mind. Remember that anything negative can bring negative karma, so dependent on your reasoning for the divorce it could bring bad karma, or good.