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Can Jains Eat Dairy. Jains have historically consumed dairy, and jain texts do indeed in many cases include dairy among their permitted foods, and do not necessarily include dairy in lists of prohibited foods. In keeping with their vegetarianism, foods in a jain meal should avoid all animal flesh. Thus, jains avoid honey, fruits and vegetables with little seeds (eggplant, figs), underground roots (potatoes, carrots, onions, etc.),. Some jains also avoid eggs and milk. However, milk is vighai and vighais must be avoided as long as there is not a need for them. According to harvard faculty of arts and sciences, consuming milk violates the principle of nonviolence because of the inhumane way in which dairy cows are treated. However, some north american jains do avoid milk and dairy products because of the violence involved in producing milk by machines and the fact that. Jain scriptures consider animal milk as bhakshya. Jainism by tradition does not limit dairy products because back in the day, cows were treated in a much more humane manner on family farms, and it did not harm the animal.

Some jains also avoid eggs and milk. Thus, jains avoid honey, fruits and vegetables with little seeds (eggplant, figs), underground roots (potatoes, carrots, onions, etc.),. Jain scriptures consider animal milk as bhakshya. In keeping with their vegetarianism, foods in a jain meal should avoid all animal flesh. However, some north american jains do avoid milk and dairy products because of the violence involved in producing milk by machines and the fact that. Jains have historically consumed dairy, and jain texts do indeed in many cases include dairy among their permitted foods, and do not necessarily include dairy in lists of prohibited foods. According to harvard faculty of arts and sciences, consuming milk violates the principle of nonviolence because of the inhumane way in which dairy cows are treated. However, milk is vighai and vighais must be avoided as long as there is not a need for them. Jainism by tradition does not limit dairy products because back in the day, cows were treated in a much more humane manner on family farms, and it did not harm the animal.

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Can Jains Eat Dairy Jainism by tradition does not limit dairy products because back in the day, cows were treated in a much more humane manner on family farms, and it did not harm the animal. However, milk is vighai and vighais must be avoided as long as there is not a need for them. In keeping with their vegetarianism, foods in a jain meal should avoid all animal flesh. Thus, jains avoid honey, fruits and vegetables with little seeds (eggplant, figs), underground roots (potatoes, carrots, onions, etc.),. Jain scriptures consider animal milk as bhakshya. However, some north american jains do avoid milk and dairy products because of the violence involved in producing milk by machines and the fact that. Jains have historically consumed dairy, and jain texts do indeed in many cases include dairy among their permitted foods, and do not necessarily include dairy in lists of prohibited foods. Jainism by tradition does not limit dairy products because back in the day, cows were treated in a much more humane manner on family farms, and it did not harm the animal. According to harvard faculty of arts and sciences, consuming milk violates the principle of nonviolence because of the inhumane way in which dairy cows are treated. Some jains also avoid eggs and milk.