Contents: We Want the Best; More Nutriment; Less Disease; More Natural to Man; Greater Strength; Less Animal Passion; Economy; The Degradation of the Slaughterman; Occult Reasons; Impure Vehicles; Man's Duty Toward Nature; Ghastly Unseen Results; The Better Time to Come.
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This review is from: Vegetarianism and Occultism (Paperback)
The connection between a vegetarian lifestyle and the occult teachings makes total sense after one reads this book and truly understands the morality behind occult practices. Excellent in its scope and breadth in its coverage of this ancient practice.
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Bishop Leadbeater points out why anybody working with the Occult cannot eat the flesh of other living beings. He makes it clear that the stain on one's soul for causing such suffering to others renders one unfit for occult studies. His is yet another argument for why causing the suffering of other living beings is wrong, not just for altruistic reasons but because of the harm that one does to oneself. I highly recommend this book for anybody who is working in the Occult. With the discipline necessary for mastering those studies, it should be easy to add a switch to a vegetarian diet to the list of requirements. If you don't have the discipline to become a vegetarian or vegan, then you don't belong in the world of the Occult. Leadbeater doesn't mince his words at all. Witches and Ceremonial Magicians, take heed.
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- The Ancient Mysteries by C. W. Leadbeater in Front Matter
- Vegetarianism and Occultism by C. W. Leadbeater in Front Matter
- Theosophist Magazine January 1928-March 1928 by Annie Besant on page 225
- The Vegetarian Handbook: Eating Right for Total Health by Dr. Gary Null Ph.D. on page 109
- Souls Like Ourselves, Inspired Thoughts for Personal and Planetary Advancement by Andrea Gillan Wiebers M.S.W. on page 40
- Adyar Pamphlets 25-36 by Annie Wood Besant on page 85
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