During a research group trance on the discussion of food and nutrition a questioner asked William LePar's spiritual source, The Council, about moving away from a purely vegetarian diet.

Questioner:  What if someone were a vegetarian for a long time, and had become a vegetarian because they didn't want to harm animals.  What would you recommend as far as going back to not being a vegetarian?

The Council:  Depending on the length of time that they have practiced such nonsense, you cannot, how shall we put it.  To deprive the body of a natural element, let us put it that way, such as the combinations of the amino acids found in meat proteins, to deprive the body of that natural component or natural combination or formula or whatever term you care to use for a long period of time and then expect to change that habit overnight and begin to eat meat as one may have normally eaten it, would provide as much of a shock to the physical system as the depriving it of that natural protein.  Do you understand?

Q:  Yes.

C:  What one must do then is gradually work the meat protein back into the diet in hopes that the starvation of that physical body from that natural meat protein has not done too much damage at a cellular or at a cell level.  Also, usually such people who approach life incorporating such concepts are not always as emotionally stable as they should be, so in that case changing their emotional state as far as the taking of animal life might in some people cause a problem that would necessitate a change of mind or a different outlook before they return to a normal diet.

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