Is it okay for a Brahmin to eat non veg?

“Brahmins do not eat non vegetarianfood” is partially right. Brahmins in the north east,specially the Bengali and Assamese brahmins eat non vegetarian food. There is no restrictions upon foods in hinduism. The Rishis or high level Monks used to eat meat and wine in the old days.

How are Brahmins divided?

The Brahmans are divided into 10 main territorial divisions, five of which are associated with the north and five with the south. The northern group consists of Sarasvati, Gauda, Kannauj, Maithil, and Utkal Brahmans, and the southern group comprises Maharashtra, Andhra, Dravida, Karnata, and Malabar Brahmans.

Why do Brahmins not eat onions?

It is believed that onions and garlic are known to increase sexual feelings… So, by avoiding foods like onions, garlic, meat, etc, Brahmins believe that it is a step towards attaining peace and fulfilling the purpose of their life…

Why do Brahmins hate non veg food?

Brahmin’s mentally prepared themselves to hate Non-veg,they developed a way to create a feeling of disgustness against Non-veg in order to permanently giveup Non-veg.They started hating meat. But what if one generation would follow this system and the coming generations wouldn’t do so?For this purpose they started practising Madi.

Did Brahmins of yore eat beef?

Manusmriti has references to Brahmins tasting meat as part of Vedic rituals. But there are no references that they consumed meat as food. Just after restrictions were imposed on slaughter of cattle across India, a relative of mine quoted the Manusmriti to argue that Brahmins of yore in India `ate’ beef. So, did Brahmins of yore in India eat beef?

What should a Brahmana eat?

But much of focus in this chapter on eating habits is on being vegetarians. Clause 36 states that a Brahmana should, cannot and NEVER eat meat at other times (except as part of a ritual). The next Clause says that if a Brahmana has a strong desire to consume meat, he may make an animal of clarified butter and eat.

What is the difference between Bhumihar and Kashmiri Brahmins?

Bhumihar Brahmins are well known for ritual sacrifice and are meat eaters.Kashmiri Brahmins are also meat eaters. The greatest influence on Brahmin diet has, by far, been the Yoga Sutras of Patanjali, which expounded the theory and practice of ” Rajyoga “.