ians were vegetarians, which is based on the document entitled; “Evidence That Jesus and The Original Aramaic Christians Were Vegetarians -- Uncovering A Vegetarian Jesus at the Beginning of Christianity” by Mr. James Bean. It is generally agreed by historians that Jesus and his disciples primarily spoke Aramaic, the common language of Judea in the first century AD, most likely a Galil

founded include vegetarianism and an organic lifestyle, it is required that one be vegetarian in order to become a permanent resident of the village.

sed diet. Vegetarianism and meditation are part of their daily practice. The Khrubas taught Buddhist teachings to their students and advised them to switch to a vegetarian diet.He taught the Dharma to the villagers, telling them to not kill or cause harm to animals, cease meat eating and abstain from alcohol. He also taught them Buddhist wisdoms and to be kind towards all living beings. The monks

d include vegetarianism and an organic lifestyle. Today, about 150 families live in Amirim, including many children. Many people are in the guesthouse business or have veg restaurants.

GO TOTAL VEGAN. It’s like if you make a mistake you go south, but you wanted actually to go north, and just U-turn and go back to the north. U-turn now when you still can. Begin a new life. I promise to intervene with Heaven on your behalf.Welcome to “Jesus Was Vegetarian, Part 3, Reviving the Vegan Ethos in Today’s Christianity”. After learning about the pro-vegetarian ph

assionate vegetarian principle after His departure. In the first episode, we learned that the earlier Essene movement within Judaism adhered to a vegetarian diet and condemned animal sacrifice in the temple of Jerusalem. The Essenes, the John the Baptist group, the Nazarenes, and the Jesus Movement had much in common and were somehow related to each other. In many ways, they shared the same values