There are some evidences that shows vegetarian people lived many centuries ago in current India, Greece and south of Italy. In these evidences, we could see that since that time, the basic of vegetarianism was no harm for animals. In India they call it "Ahisma", 'not to injure' and 'compassion'. Vegetarianism, in public term, refers to not eating the meat of any kind of animals. In some of advanced kind of it, avoiding from any production of animals, such as milk, egg and honey is included. Based on these diets, there are different kinds of vegetarianism.
In this workshop we aim to make participants familiar with vegetarianism concepts and philosophy and learn about its impacts on animals' life and human body and soul. Learning some vegetarianism recipes, the therapeutic impacts of natural drinks, recognition of tastes, dare to creative cooking and etc., are the other achievements of this program.