The World Peace Diet - Being Healthy and Saving the Planet | Will Tuttle | Talks at Google

If you wonder how the food you eat affects your health and well-being and that of those you care about, you shouldn't miss this talk. Will Tuttle delivers an inspiring talk about the food we choose, where it comes from, and how it affects us physically, culturally, and spiritually. You will learn how we have become disconnected from our innate wisdom, and how to make positive changes that promote wellness, encourage wisdom and abundance, and minimize our eco-footprints on the Earth.

[@julesvis]

Thank goodness for Dr Will Tuttle, a man speaking sense. Inspiring , honest and truthful. This world is surely a better place for his being.

[@susanest]

How enlightened of Google to invite the world's most important author/role model to speak about his brilliant explanation of what's wrong with humanity in today's world and what can truly be done to create a kinder, healthier, more loving world for everyone!!!

[@timmytubby9407]

Sadly, veganism is a boon to U.S. communists, while everyone else, especially autistic people, suffers.

[@liannramirez-cq3lr]

Mind Blowing information🙏🏻

[@MISSYMINX261]

He's amazing!!!

[@andyschulgasser8694]

Dr. Tuttle's talk was phenomenal ....I was stunned listening to the first person's ? It's as if he wasn't listening to the talk at all.

[@YeshuaVsJesus]

Wonderful and enlightening lecture. Thanks !!!!

[@temitopes7066]

how beautiful and powerful

[@daisyramis453]

So inspiring. We have to come together and make a difference.

[@timmytubby9407]

Don't kill this autistic KZbinr. I have rights too.

[@1955subraj]

Wonderful talk!

[@susanpitcairn]

I love all Will Tuttle's talks and his book, which is full of highly quotable insights, one after the next. I also really appreciate the high level of discourse and comments that others have posted here!

[@danielsan3681]

:)

[@Doriesep6622]

I wish YOU lived next door to me.

[@MultiStarQuantumCoaching]

Dr. Tuttle is a wonderful bit of Sanity in this Insane world!

[@cordeliajosee]

If we say we love animals - we won't want to hurt them. Not having them on our plates is stopping this tortuous 'system'- Animal Agriculture. Will Tuttle said - Veganism is coming home to your own heart. After reading his 'masterpiece' - The World Peace DIet - it presented no choice but become a plant based eater. Gifts from this lifestyle choice include more peace, health and happiness. As that famous vegetarian 'George Bernard Shaw said - Animals are my friends and I don't eat my friends.

[@timmytubby9407]

Tell that to the Capitalists.

[@MultiStarQuantumCoaching]

Amen!

[@catonthemoonrecords]

Nice one Google.

[@SGH-rt6ci]

I am just curious how many people became vegan or vegetarian after attending this lecture ?

[@mineralt]

I was lucky enough to attend one of his lectures a month ago in Oakland for a small group.

[@Paulman.K]

Very well spoken. Research and 1st hand experience.

[@tkinchas29412]

Wow! Awesome presentation. I've been vegan 6 years and really wanna help spread the message more

[@timmytubby9407]

Have fun. Don't upset communism.

[@hankbellows]

Beautiful speech

[@lewisdampeer3430]

This is very thought provoking we never asked questions we just accepted whatever was given to us by our parents and society as a whole now I understand thanks to you and I AM in the process of reinventing myself after coming into contact with this wonderful information to encourage and enlighten us

[@JonathanCr0ss]

Slow beginning, but gets much better - fantastic talk! At 44:20 "The military industrial meat medical pharmaceutical media complex."

[@timmytubby9407]

Wut?

[@pinkpoodlepaloma]

Class!!! Will Tuttle, an amazing, intelligent, caring human. God of vegan for me

[@mirarose5455]

Beautiful human!

[@markwinsor3373]

Meat diet VS plant based diet. Consumption rates. Water: 30/1, petroleum: 15-20/1, land: 20/1.

[@timmytubby9407]

Moron! Whatever communist told you that was lying. I call all vegans mentally disabled slaying communists BTW.

[@steveincali1]

"Mentality of radical inclusion". What a wonderful way of living 😊

[@richkmaclean]

Awesome!

[@mcrapattack]

Hi I would like to ask permission to use this video for a community tv show i am about to produce about veganism

[@faridahnalwadda9811]

Amazing.

[@upasthit2965]

I cannot help but feel anger and hatred against human animals who eat flesh with full knowledge of the horrific details of what these intelligent, sentient beings suffer to produce that meat. I cannot help but regard these humans with contempt.

[@Doriesep6622]

Me too. We are both in the third stage. We have to move to the next stage.

[@timmytubby9407]

Ever heard of a necessary evil, Dummy.

[@pinkpoodlepaloma]

@@Doriesep6622 me too, don't know if I'll ever move onto next stage

[@MultiStarQuantumCoaching]

I know it's hard not to feel rage about this Legal behavior. Dr. Tuttle, as Jesus did, intends to spread only feelings of Love, rather than hate. Encouraging Love will be more world-changing than encouraging Hate.

[@katierayosunshine]

the fda also approves cresoles which taste like bandaids in processed meats, even baby crackers, royal hawaiwan macademian nuts, many restaurant foods like cracker barrel uses a lot of cresoles- at least the local ones I know of and it is another reminder of FDA corruptness.

[@katierayosunshine]

some of the blue diamond almond milk has had cresoles in it as well so maybe it is better to do completely organic for some of these alternative foods as well

Nothing will be the same the next time I chew a piece of meat, however I will continue doing it, shame on me. I think I need to get this talk in small doses, is too much for me.

[@myoozikNme]

how's it going?

[@Doriesep6622]

A little seed was planted. A little light in your heart that will grow. :)

[@Somethinghumble]

Dude, it took me WEEKS to get through the documentary "Earthlings", but we MUST bear witness to their suffering if we wish to have empathy. It's free to watch here watchdocumentaries.com/earthlings/

[@GraceLorraine]

Ricardo De León Please let us know you’re enjoying the vegan adventure!

[@pinkpoodlepaloma]

I hope you read the book and are now happily on the road to veganism

[@rebeccawhite5128]

Great talk! He looks like my brother - that's freaking me out just a little!

[@KURTrek]

26:00 HOLY SH*T.

[@nostupidgod9415]

Greatest Philosophy @ 30:37 and 30:47.

[@BenFBlue]

@noosphereinprogress little by little is ok. No need to go all at once. Keep bringing information about veganism to your consciousness, and naturally the shift will occur. Much Love

[@BenFBlue]

@joined201010261347 concentration of toxin (both physical and metaphysical) in the secretions of flesh and animals. And the act of theft is sowing the seeds or reductionism, objectification and commoditation towards other living Beings. Namaste to you, my Friend.

[@May-om7ck]

Its not that dificult just eat coconut milk and for protein spincah lentils cheakpeas and beans .love yourself and everything goes from that love you learn everyday new nutrients and just have fun being a good huma with animals and the healthplanet🏝plus you are gonna leave more years and your family cuz they are gonna learn from you

[@A2Zand0to09]

Dr. Tuttle has brought out aspects that he has attributed to various sources, but essentially their original source emanates from Hindu philosophies. The core tenets of Patanjali Yoga Sutras - Yama & Niyama ( Social and Individual disciplines) which is the essential purification processes for meditation. Eventually, we are what we eat and what we think, and purification of the sources of these is the first part of the evolution of man. Vedic society got this in India. Unfortunately, it has been overrun by the middle-eastern philosophies and then the colonial take-over has let to the mother civilization and culture being painted wrongly. The Hindu system codified the vegetarian system along with sustainable agriculture. Dr. Tuttle perhaps does not get this at all when he speaks about Krishna and the Cow @ 55:30 as a myth and it does appear that his understanding is pretty superficial at this point of time. There is plenty of historical, practical and even archaeological evidence to state that these are not myths (btw, myth comes from mithya - falsehood in Sanskrit). In any case, Americans and the meat eating world needs to wake up to this sordid chapter of Human history and get back on its track of evolving itself. The primary purpose of all consciousness that pervades all life and non-living things is to unite with the source consciousness. That is the integral aim of Yoga (sanskrit for union, union with the innate and immanent divine), a cornerstone of the Hindu philosophy.

[@sashanealand8315]

yes! very interested in Hindu philosophy. I have met many extremely evil exploitative selfish buddhists and many very deeply spiritualist Hindus

[@drmarkrieke]

go vegan for your health, the animals and the environment

[@VeiledGlory]

Besides the biological arguments, vegans tend to ignore the value of animal husbandry in managing "marginal" lands in agriculture. I live in a foot-hills/mountainous area which does not support row cropping. Tree fruits & small vegetable truck farms are as "vegan" as we can get. The hills are most suitable for careful grazing techniques. Polyface farms is not that far away, to give you an example.

[@Somethinghumble]

No, the Allan Savory approach which you are trying to echo, has been THOROUGHLY DEBUNKED. facebook.com/notes/benny-malone/allan-savory-approach-examined/10152507476866109

[@joined201010261347]

In the Q&A the question was raised why it would be bad to still eat organic eggs or keep your own chickens. His response seemed to amount to proclaiming that anything that somehow falls short of his personal ideal of veganism should be avoided. I suspect that just like regular Americans rationalize their obsession with obnoxious meat eating, he also rationalizes his radical idea a bit. I also missed the point that eating lots of vegetables beats eating empty calories. Otherwise a thoughtful talk

[@Somethinghumble]

Backyard and organic hens are still genetic freaks bred to ovulate once a day instead of the natural frequency of once a month. This causes massive calcium depletion so much so that chicken slavers often report that four or five year old hens are so brittle you can break their bones like toothpicks. Also, what do you think is happening to these backyard hens' brothers? Roosters are obnoxious and don't lay eggs, so they're all murdered after hatching. Keep looking into the subject of veganism. You're getting close to wrapping your head around it. If you have the cojones to watch horror films, peep this free documentary: watchdocumentaries.com/earthlings/

[@timmytubby9407]

Why is it that Vegans threaten the end of capitalism? F U 😡😡

[@sashanealand8315]

I also think this about eggs from chickens you raise yourself because I have raised free ranging chickens as pets and seen the hens that are not broody will lay their egg and walk away. Todays feral and domestic chickens do this it is their nature. Just because we have genetically modified them by breeding does not make them any less spiritual creatures or have any less right to live, just like the pet dogs we have modified by breeding and humans that are no longer wild things. Also wanted to add, most people think chickens are inherently dirty animals, they are not but they need lots of room to range, yes if you confine them in a cage of too small size so that their waste overcomes the soil they will be dirty. They also are as smart and with as much personality and affection as cats or dogs. I understand about the dairy animals because it is clearly wrong to take a mother cows baby away so you can drink the milk. Although I dont have experience with dairy animals so IDK if they also produce an overabundance of milk, too much for the baby cow.

[@mrx0088]

I smell propaganda disguised as science.

[@dlbdlb3919]

I am a Vegan and love it , but this guy needs to look at nature , many animals eat other animals. e,g, Big fish eat little fish. He talks about cows like they were us. Yes, we don't need to breed cows for food, plant foods take less energy to produce, are healthier, and all that.

[@karm2991]

Every living being in this universe is at different levels of understanding/intelligence/knowledge. To elaborate, what we understand today is based on the sum total of all previous actions. Becoming vegan is a step forward in the journey of spirituality. Next step is developing kindness and compassion and embodying love. Once we move along this path of compassion, we will continue to gain further and deeper knowledge and begin to appreciate Dr. Tuttle's words.

[@planetofthevegans880]

LOL You're no vegan. Do you think prefacing your typical anti-vegan argument with "I am vegan and love it" would fool people?

[@sashanealand8315]

its true that everything eating eachother is nature for survival but we can also choose our nature to not kill others as much as we can. Human war and rage and rape is also nature for humans but we can choose not to do this in order to be more human

[@MultiStarQuantumCoaching]

I don't think cows, if left alone to eat as they naturally would, would ever eat another animal.

[@monkmonk40]

5 minutes in and not a point to be found. Repeating generalities does not make a point. this is boarding! I'm out

[@pinkpoodlepaloma]

sorry to hear you are so bored, you should have stayes around. Read thebook maybe

[@planetofthevegans880]

What is boarding? LOL