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In Buddhism, there is a rule called, "The Three-Fold Rule of Consuming Flesh"...

Normally, a monk is forbidden from eating meat. However, there are exceptions, special circumstances where eating meat is forgiven.

Those are...

"One does not witness the actual killing of the animal."

"One is not told that the meat has been specially killed (for the monk's use)."

"One does not suspect that the animal has been specially killed for one's sake."

If by chance a begging monk received meat as an offering so that the blame of the "Eye, Ear, and Mind" doesn't apply... Along with the previous 3 rules, taken from The Rationale for the Buddha's Views on the Consumption of Meat, by Dr V. A. Gunasekara.

Ching Ching

...then gratefully accepting the goodwill and life of the animal will be regarded as a good deed.

GOOD EVENING! BEGGING MONK HERE!

Oh my! Did I interrupt your dinner!!?

Why does she always come when it's meat day...

Danbooru

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【東方4コマ】 Eat the meet

既刊「喰い死ーヌ」より掲載。こんなネタですが心綺楼に編み笠白蓮さん登場記念。前々から似合うと思っていたので嬉しいところ。

【Touhou 4koma】 Eat the meet

From my previous book 「Diening」.
It's this kind of story, Miss Byakuren with her straw hat from her announcement for Hopeless Masquerade.
I've always thought it'll look good on her so that made me happy.

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【東方4コマ】 Eat the meet

【Touhou 4koma】 Eat the meet

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