One who cannot differentiate between a plant and meat, one who cannot distinguis…

One who cannot differentiate between a plant and meat, one who cannot distinguish between taste and tasteless, one who cannot differentiate between a king and a beggar, one who cannot discern between a Brahmin and a dog, one who considers everything as equal and cannot choose anything based on his discrimination, is either a “Moodha” (A fool) or there is God within him, because everything above is a creation of God.
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Once, Saint Vamakhepa was eating meat amongst the Brahmins sitting with him. The Brahmins got annoyed because of this, so the whole meat changed into sweetmeats. It is the drishti the way of looking at the things that makes it so. So for Saint Vama meat was nothing.
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Once When the GuruNanak dev Sahib visited Kurukshetra in Haryana, a big fair was being held at the holy tank to celebrate the solar eclipse. There were a large number of pilgrims all over the country. On his arrival at the fair, Guru Nanak had Mardana cook them a meat dish of a deer presented to them by one of his followers. Upon finding that meat was being cooked on the holy premises, a large angry crowd gathered in anger to attack the Guru for what they thought amounted to sacrilege (Bhai Mani Singh, Gyan Ratnavali, pg. 123). Upon hearing the angry crowd Guru Nanak responded;
“Only fools argue whether to eat meat or not. They don’t understand truth nor do they meditate on it. Who can define what is meat and what is plant? Who knows where the sin lies, being a vegetarian or a non- vegetarian?” (Malhar)
So dear friends “Truth is not what we see, but truth is how we see it.” For ordinary humans the truth is what is seen. For a realized soul, truth is what is heard from inside.
So says the Bhagwad Geeta:
“Shuni chaive shavpakech pandita sam darshina”
Who is a yogi? Sam darshina, one who sees everything with equanimity is a yogi.