Triangle Vegetarian Society - Community Building for the Vegan, Vegetarian and Vegetarian Interested.

On Monday evening, August 25, 2008, Dilip Barman, President of Triangle Vegetarian Society

and North American regional coordinator for the International Vegetarian Union, gave a talk

Why Vegetarian? for the general public at Cameron Village Library Along with questions, the presentation lasted about 90 minutes.

Will Tuttle

On Saturday, May 1st and 3rd, 2008 in Durham, NC author Dr. Will Tuttle gave two presentations related to his book The World Peace Diet: Eating for Spiritual Health and Social Harmony.

Whole Foods CEO John Mackey has said "I am grateful for this powerful and cogent book. It has stretched my thinking -- and heart -- about animals, compassion, and our society."

A review in Satya magazine described The World Peace Diet as "profoundly insightful and important" and "sure to be a catalyst and powerful tool in the evolution of human consciousness."

To learn more about Will and the book, please see www.WorldPeaceDiet.org

For the most up-to-date and complete information about this event please visit www.TriangleVegSociety.org/calendar.html

Will Tuttle

On Saturday, May 1st and 3rd, 2008 in Durham, NC author Dr. Will Tuttle gave two presentations related to his book The World Peace Diet: Eating for Spiritual Health and Social Harmony.

Whole Foods CEO John Mackey has said "I am grateful for this powerful and cogent book. It has stretched my thinking -- and heart -- about animals, compassion, and our society."

A review in Satya magazine described The World Peace Diet as "profoundly insightful and important" and "sure to be a catalyst and powerful tool in the evolution of human consciousness."

To learn more about Will and the book, please see www.WorldPeaceDiet.org

For the most up-to-date and complete information about this event please visit www.TriangleVegSociety.org/calendar.html

Will Tuttle

On Saturday, May 1st and 3rd, 2008 in Durham, NC author Dr. Will Tuttle gave two presentations related to his book The World Peace Diet: Eating for Spiritual Health and Social Harmony.

Whole Foods CEO John Mackey has said "I am grateful for this powerful and cogent book. It has stretched my thinking -- and heart -- about animals, compassion, and our society."

A review in Satya magazine described The World Peace Diet as "profoundly insightful and important" and "sure to be a catalyst and powerful tool in the evolution of human consciousness."

To learn more about Will and the book, please see www.WorldPeaceDiet.org

For the most up-to-date and complete information about this event please visit www.TriangleVegSociety.org/calendar.html

Will Tuttle

On Saturday, May 1st and 3rd, 2008 in Durham, NC author Dr. Will Tuttle gave two presentations related to his book The World Peace Diet: Eating for Spiritual Health and Social Harmony.

Whole Foods CEO John Mackey has said "I am grateful for this powerful and cogent book. It has stretched my thinking -- and heart -- about animals, compassion, and our society."

A review in Satya magazine described The World Peace Diet as "profoundly insightful and important" and "sure to be a catalyst and powerful tool in the evolution of human consciousness."

To learn more about Will and the book, please see www.WorldPeaceDiet.org

For the most up-to-date and complete information about this event please visit www.TriangleVegSociety.org/calendar.html

Will Tuttle

On Saturday, May 1st and 3rd, 2008 in Durham, NC author Dr. Will Tuttle gave two presentations related to his book The World Peace Diet: Eating for Spiritual Health and Social Harmony.

Whole Foods CEO John Mackey has said "I am grateful for this powerful and cogent book. It has stretched my thinking -- and heart -- about animals, compassion, and our society."

A review in Satya magazine described The World Peace Diet as "profoundly insightful and important" and "sure to be a catalyst and powerful tool in the evolution of human consciousness."

To learn more about Will and the book, please see www.WorldPeaceDiet.org

For the most up-to-date and complete information about this event please visit www.TriangleVegSociety.org/calendar.html

Question: "What are the two or three most important ethical issues of our time and what can or should we, as individuals, do about these issues?"

At our joint potluck between the North Carolina Society for Ethical Culture and the Triangle Vegetarian Society on September 22, 2007, we had a group of 3 panelists from each group. Each panelist had one minute to quickly introduce him or her self and then 6 minutes to address the question. We allowed 1 minute for any quick clarification questions to be raised and addressed, and then had time at the end for longer questions.

Question: "What are the two or three most important ethical issues of our time and what can or should we, as individuals, do about these issues?"

At our joint potluck between the North Carolina Society for Ethical Culture and the Triangle Vegetarian Society on September 22, 2007, we had a group of 3 panelists from each group. Each panelist had one minute to quickly introduce him or her self and then 6 minutes to address the question. We allowed 1 minute for any quick clarification questions to be raised and addressed, and then had time at the end for longer questions.

Question: "What are the two or three most important ethical issues of our time and what can or should we, as individuals, do about these issues?"

At our joint potluck between the North Carolina Society for Ethical Culture and the Triangle Vegetarian Society on September 22, 2007, we had a group of 3 panelists from each group. Each panelist had one minute to quickly introduce him or her self and then 6 minutes to address the question. We allowed 1 minute for any quick clarification questions to be raised and addressed, and then had time at the end for longer questions.

Question: "What are the two or three most important ethical issues of our time and what can or should we, as individuals, do about these issues?"

At our joint potluck between the North Carolina Society for Ethical Culture and the Triangle Vegetarian Society on September 22, 2007, we had a group of 3 panelists from each group. Each panelist had one minute to quickly introduce him or her self and then 6 minutes to address the question. We allowed 1 minute for any quick clarification questions to be raised and addressed, and then had time at the end for longer questions.