Organic Vegan Diet Can Savethe Planet

VEGETARIANISM: THE LIVES SAVING WAY TO LIVE
PA N O R A M A O F E V E N T S
“Eating at Loving Hut just
feels like the right thing to do: it’s
healthier, it’s compassionate, it’s peaceful,
and it’s the only way to a sustainable planet. In addition,
the prices are great and the food is yummy . . . .”
A new entry to the global chain of vegan restaurants,
Loving Hut Istanbul is the first of its kind to arrive in the
Arabic world. Snugly nestled in the historic centre of
Beşiktaş, the most friendly and densely populated upand-coming
district of the city, the little homey eatery
attracts many students and teachers from the area’s nine
universities, as well as foreign visitors who learned
about Loving Hut from the Internet. Its chic yet vibrant
atmosphere and simple yet delicious and affordable
organic food, appeals to both vegetarians and nonvegetarians
alike. Many first-time visitors claim it a
delightful discovery and many come back bringing their
friends. As a satisfied customer put it:
Coverage by local newspapers
and media on the opening of
the Loving Hut Istanbul
I’ve always thought that Beşiktaş needs a place like this vegan restaurant. I think all living
beings have a right to live and I think we shouldn’t consume any living being for its flesh, milk
or anything. I think the most loving way is to start with being vegetarian.
Congratulations Loving Hut Istanbul, on a promising start in Turkey. And we thank Master
for Her compassionate support of this international vegan franchise. May more and more people
discover the humane and healthful joys of plant-based fare. We look forward to the day when
all people may reap the wholesome benefits of the vegan lifestyle.
New Zealand
Eco-Conscious Radio Campaign
By Wellington News Group (Originally in English)
[Wellington] From September to December, Golden Year 7 (2010), a series of 15-30 seconds
radio advertisements promoting a plant-based diet were aired through a major New Zealand
radio station The Breeze, at peak times to reach hundreds of thousands of listeners nationwide.
These advertisements, written and read by our local Association members, were designed
to be concise, personal, and humorous with the aim of raising public awareness of the benefits
of switching to a plant-based diet. Topics covered included health, deforestation, and river
pollution. At the end of each advertisement, listeners were directed to www.suprememastertv.
com/Be-Veg and www.quitmeat.org.nz for further information.
Initially, the cost for the campaign was almost out of reach. But with God’s grace, the
radio station later reduced the fees and with the combined contribution from all five of our New
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