Why can't a Buddhist suddenly swallow beef and mutton?

This is because cattle and sheep pay their debts. They won't regenerate bad karma. They eat grass every day, pay their debts, and get slaughtered and eat meat when they are old. Do you still have the heart to eat their meat?

In addition, I once read the Record of Letting People Kill published by Fenghua Buddhist Association, which said that "the most serious sin of the underworld is eating beef". From that day on, our whole family stopped eating beef. So don't eat beef.

Believing in Buddhism can't eat meat because: Buddhist precepts stipulate that you can't eat meat.

To accept the precepts of Bodhisattva, you must abstain from eating the meat of all sentient beings and the meat of five birds. Eating meat will lose compassion, and eating five meats will hinder the practice of the Holy Way.

Meat: refers to five kinds of meat, namely five kinds of vegetables. Such as garlic, green onions, shallots, leeks and onions. Fishy: refers to bloody meat. Including all meat.