What are the famous sayings to promote vegetarianism, Amitabha?

1. physicist Einstein

"I think vegetarians' attitude towards life comes from a very simple physiological balance, so its influence on human beings should be beneficial."

"I think vegetarian life has the function of naturally purifying people's temperament. So it is most helpful to influence life. "

2. American scientist Franklin

Franklin was a vegetarian at the age of 16. He mentioned in his notes: "Being a vegetarian makes your mind clear and your thinking sharp, so that you can make greater progress. In his autobiography, he called eating meat "unprovoked murder". " "

3. China was a thinker, politician and educator in the Warring States Period.

"A gentleman is to a beast, seeing his life, he can't bear to see his death, listening to his voice and eating his meat, so he stays away from the kitchen."

4. China Northern Song Dynasty writer Su Shi.

"If a person kills, the P5 will commit a crime, cover up the massacre and fatten themselves up. This is heartless; It is unjust to leave his family and delay my relatives and friends; It is impolite to give your body to the man of God. It is unwise to say that you are eating your food when you are an anvil; Set bait and makeup media, introduce traps, for you don't believe it. Hey! Living in the world, all by the five permanent members, knowing sin, how can you be human? "

5. Sun Yat-sen, a great revolutionary pioneer in China.

"Husband's vegetarian diet is a coup to prolong life, which has been recognized by scientists, hygienists, physiologists and medical scientists today. China people's vegetarian diet is particularly suitable, but tofu and meat are the same. " ("the founding strategy")

6. Mahatma Gandhi of India

"I really think that if human beings want to improve their spiritual life, they must stop killing animals just to satisfy their own desires."

7. Bernard Shaw, Irish writer

Bernard Shaw became a vegetarian at the age of 25. When he was old, someone once asked him why he looked so young. He said: "it's not that I look young, I look about their age, but that others look older than their actual age." That's what people do when they eat corpses. What can they expect? "

"This is really a terrible thing. In addition to the pain and death of animals, human beings unnecessarily suppress the essence of their lofty spirit: treating all animals as if they were sympathetic and kind, and turning their feelings into cruel people. "

8. Italian artist Leonardo da Vinci

"Really, man is the master of all animals, because he is more cruel than any animal. With the death of others, in exchange for our own lives, our bodies have become cemeteries! I abandoned meat since I was a child. One day, people will see that killing people is no different from slaughtering animals, and this day will come. "

"People who despise life don't deserve life."

9. Pythagoras, ancient Greek philosopher and mathematician

"My friends, don't pollute your bodies for evil food. There are corn, fruits hanging on trees, grapes in vineyards for us to eat, and sweet edible plants and vegetables. The earth provides many innocent and rich foods, and also provides a big meal that humans can get without killing. " He also paid fishermen to release the fish they caught.

10. Greek biographer Plutarch

"Do you really want to ask Pythagoras why he doesn't eat meat? For me, instead, I will ask the first person who has a mouthful of blood and puts the meat of a dead body to his mouth. What kind of mental state is he in now? He gave a big banquet, and there was a dead body and a rotting body at the banquet. Not long ago, these bodies were screaming, crying and struggling to survive. He dared to call these fragmented pieces of meat nourishing food. Strangely, something unexpected prompted him to do so. How could his eyes bear to see them cut, skinned and dismembered? How can his nose stand that stench? He tasted the pain of others, and he sipped the blood from other people's wounds. How can these filth not turn my stomach? Of course he didn't eat the lions and wolves he killed in self-defense; Instead, he slaughtered docile and kind animals. For this little fresh meat, we deprived them of their birthright: sunshine and longevity. "

1 1. Russian writer Lev Nikolayevich Tolstoy

Tolstoy became a vegetarian on 1885. He advocated "vegetarian pacifism". Therefore, he wrote in the book: "Eating meat is simply immoral, because it involves an immoral action-killing. He believes that vegetarianism is a severe test of humanitarianism.

"How can we expect the world to have an ideal situation when our bodies become active cemeteries for slaughtered animals?"

"Vegetarianism can be used as a standard, from which we can know that human pursuit of perfect morality is true and sincere. "

"The benefits of meat can only increase the mood of animals, stimulate sexual desire, and increase binge drinking and food addiction."

12. Former Myanmar Prime Minister Wu Nu

"World peace, or other types of peace, depends on the mentality. Vegetarianism can produce a correct mental attitude and bring peace. It can bring a better way of life, and if it can be universally implemented, it will also bring more justice and peace to countries. "

13. British MP Martin

I think killing animals by human beings is a kind of law of the jungle, which is a kind of vicious performance, because I am sorry for my conscience. Therefore, in the parliament, he proposed the establishment of the "Animal Protection Association". Although it failed more than ten times, it finally achieved the purpose of establishment. Now the Queen of England is also a member of the association, and the work of protecting animals has achieved remarkable results.

14. British doctors are flashy.

"In order to avoid human bleeding, we must start from the dining table." This is in line with the causal relationship advocated by our Buddhism: "If you want to avoid being robbed by swords and soldiers in the world, unless all living beings don't eat meat."

15. Chen Rui III, a professor of medicine in China.

"China people's heart disease, arteriosclerosis and hypertension are the biggest enemies of mankind today, and the mortality rate is very high, which has a lot to do with diet. If you want to reduce these diseases, you should eat more vegetarian food and less animal fat. "

16. American nutritionist and physician m.

"If we prefer all kinds of animal meat, we will get sick because the meat lacks vitamins, calcium and carbohydrates. In addition, the original waste accumulation in meat, toxins caused by various animal diseases, and corrosion after slaughter, so eating meat is bound to discharge a lot of waste and toxins. After a long time, various complications emerge one after another, which will inevitably lead to low ambition and weak body; Being an incompetent person will delay your life. "

17. Anne Besson, British philosopher

Humanitarian and social reformer. He said: "People who eat meat are responsible for all the pain caused by eating meat, and these pains come from eating conscious animals. This is not limited to the horror in slaughterhouses, but also includes the horror in train transportation, the horror in steamboat or other ships transportation, and all the pains of hunger and thirst and long-term fear. In order to satisfy human appetite, these tragic animals must bear such great pain. "

18. Indian nationalist leader and social reformer Mohandas Gandhi.

"The greatness of a country and its moral progress can only be known through how its livestock are treated. I don't think meat is necessary for us. I don't think it is suitable for race. "

19. American surgeon John Harvey Kellogg

"Meat food is not the best nutrition for human beings, nor is it the food of our primitive ancestors. They are secondary or second-hand products, because all food originally comes from plants. Everything necessary for human nutrition or delicious, which can be obtained from meat, can be obtained from plants. There is a dead cow or sheep lying in the cemetery, and everyone calls it a stinky corpse. The same body, trimmed and hung on the butcher's stall, became food. If you examine the body on the corner of the fence and the body in the butcher shop with a microscope, you may find that there is almost no difference between them. Both of them are full of colon bacteria and emit a strong rotten smell. "

20. Roman poet Ovid

"ouch! What a terrible thing it is! Swallow meat into your own flesh, stuff other bodies into your greedy body to make it fat, and feed one creature with its death. "

2 1. Bernard Shaw, British playwright and critic

"Animals are my friends. I don't eat my friends. "

22. The Greek philosopher Pifiri

"Sending animals to slaughter and cook makes them full of danger, not for nutrition and meeting the needs of nature, but for the purpose of this behavior, which transcends constant evil and sadness."