In accordance with ahimsa, observant Jains practice a strict form of this that also prohibits root vegetables like potatoes and onions.
Because Mahayana Buddhists believe that the Buddha observed this practice, they disagree with Theravada Buddhists about what the blacksmith Cunda offered to the Buddha. Similarly, while Mahayana monks observe this practice, Theravada monks do not because they accept all alms. The Dalai Lama encourages this practice and follows it while in Dharamsala, but does not do so elsewhere. Although Sikhs do not generally observe this practice, all (*) langars are designed to be accessible to people who follow it. The Ital followed by Rastafarians generally involves strict adherence to this practice. Although it is less common among lower castes, this practice is normative among Brahmins. In accordance with ahimsa, observant Jains practice a strict form of this that also prohibits root vegetables like potatoes and onions. For 10 points, name this dietary practice of complete abstention from consuming meat.
Because Mahayana Buddhists believe that the Buddha observed this practice, they disagree with Theravada Buddhists about what the blacksmith Cunda offered to the Buddha.
vegetarianism [accept descriptive answers related to not eating meat until the end of the tossup; accept stricter forms like veganism; prompt on diet or related answers] 