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Practice nonviolence in thought, speech, and action from "summary" of THE BOOK OF BUDDHA by Arundhati Subramaniam
The concept of practicing nonviolence in thought, speech, and action is a fundamental teaching in Buddhism. It is based on the principle of ahimsa, which means non-injury or non-harming. This concept emphasizes the importance of cultivating a mindset of compassion and kindness towards oneself and others. Nonviolence in thought involves being mindful of our internal dialogue and avoiding negative or harmful thoughts towards ourselves and others. By cultivating thoughts of love, empathy, and understanding, we create a positive mental environment that is conducive to peace and harmony. Similarly, practicing nonviolence in speech en...
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