Quote:
" We shall refer to this rule as the Buddha's three-fold rule on
meat eating [NOTE 2]. The three conditions postulated amount to not
witnessing the actual killing, not being told that the meat had
been specially killed (for the use of the consumer), and even in
the absence of such information not suspecting that such was the
case (i.e. the eye, ear and mind should be satisfied as to the
"blamelessness" of the meat)."
I understood the first and second conditions. Not so sure on the
3rd one. Is it against the rules if I ate the fish served at
wedding dinners ? Maybe they cook live fish & I don't know
about it? Am I suppose to assume/suspect that this was so and
abstain from eating?
