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Page 1: Divine Dining

Divine DiningSacred foods, and their significance

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Eating OutWhy do we do this, and what occasions do we do this for?

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La Fête des Rois

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Eating OutWhy do we do this, and what occasions do we do this for?

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Abrahamic FoodsJudaism, Christianity, and Islam, oh my…

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ChallahUsed to represent the

manna give to the Israelites by God.

What about other breads?

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Other Breads

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Halal Foods- No cloven hooves or alcohol allowed

- Very similar to Kosher foods

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Wine?- Could be used as blood

of Christ- Discouraged consumption in

Abrahamic faiths

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Hindu FoodsTaboos, and sacred grub

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Monkey Feast- Foods offered as homage

to Hanuman- Grants good karma for

those offering

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Ghee- Clarified butter

- Used for purification, and as a salve

- Food for the Devas- Sacrifice for Krishna

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Milk- Hindu respect milk, as it

comes from a lesser Deva

- Sustains life, and used as a purifier

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Eggs- Source of life

- Symbol of beginnings- Taboo for the Hindu

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OfferingsFoods as gifts

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Offerings in the Orient

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In Short Sacred foods are symbols

Offerings to the gods

Representations of the gods

Sacred items


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