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The World Peace Diet: Eating for Spiritual Health and Social Harmony

by Will Tuttle · 2005

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Tuttle sets out a group of guiding principles for anyone who wants their values to extend to the table, whatever religious tradition they follow. The book invites readers to think again about the food they eat, from what it took to bring it to their plates to the consequences that follow once a meal is finished.

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Rather than treating diet as a private matter, it asks people of conscience to reconnect with the links between what they eat, their spiritual health and the wellbeing of other people, animals and the planet. The aim is to help readers see eating as a daily choice whose effects reach well beyond the individual body.

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