Yogis typically engage in this practice due to following a sattvic lifestyle. (-5[1])In Japan, (-5[1])a Buddhist (15[1])form of this practice is referred to as shōjin ryōri. Because they engaged in this practice, followers of Manichaeism in the Song dynasty were referred to as “demon-worshippers.” (15[1])Nebuchadnezzar is shocked after the prophet Daniel and his followers engage in this practice for ten days (-5[1])straight. (-5[3])The Buddha permitted the violation of this practice (-5[1])when (*) begging for alms. (-5[1])One group (-5[1])engages in this practice by following the Ital (“I-tal”) in order to increase “livity.” Due to the principle of ahimsa, (10[1])this practice is strictly followed by (-5[1])Jains (10[1])in addition to staying away from potatoes, garlic, and onions. For 10 points, name this dietary practice of not consuming meat. (10[3])■END■ (10[5])