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Rogue 1 Rogue 1 Australia Posts: 2
1 13 Dec 2015
I have just joined and i would like to know whether the tap water in Perth is Vegan
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robert99 robert99 Sweden Posts: 1360
2 14 Dec 2015
Unless you are a really fundamental Jain, I'd say yes.
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Vincent Berraud Vincent Berraud VIC Posts: 120
3 15 Dec 2015
Why would tap water not be vegan?!??!?!
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Udy Udy WA Posts: 8
4 20 May 2016
How can tap water possibly not be vegan! I'm pretty sure that there aren't animal residue or whatever you think might be considered unallowable in WATER! I would personally be very appalled if they found out our water in storage was contaminated with some form of animal substances when it's piped into our homes!
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robert99 robert99 Sweden Posts: 1360
5 21 May 2016
Though water is considered vegan, Jains boil it first, because -
http://www.jainworld.com/jainbooks/guideline/26.htm
Jains, while performing Biyasan and any higher austerity have to drink only boiled water. First, water should be filtered and boiled and then cooled, Then they can drink it; that too, only before the sunset; not after that. They should not drink water in the nights. Of course, when water is heated once, all the countless beings in it, die. But according to the Jain doctrines, in boiled water beings will not be born and so will not die for a certain period according to the season. In unboiled water every moment countless creatures are born and they die. So if once the water is boiled further violence is avoided. The sin of killing creatures is committed only once if the water is heated; and this avoids the committing of that sin again and again. Thoughtful people incur a small loss if by that small loss they can get a large profit. Of course, we should not cause violence to creatures; but we cannot live without water; so minimizing sins, we should use water. If the use of hot water is necessary, it has to be used. Meaningless use is improper. Now-a-days, even great physicians and doctors prescribe the drinking of hot water. Boiled water is good for health. In china, today, in large hotels drinkimg-water is first boiled and then cooled.

If you want to know all about Perth's water supply a good webpage is http://www.viacorp.com/perth_water.htm
and up to date news at
http://www.water.wa.gov.au/
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