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Right livelihood supports a life of nonharm from "summary" of What the Buddha Taught by Walpola Rahula
The principle of right livelihood emphasizes the importance of engaging in occupations that promote ethical conduct and well-being, both for oneself and for others. A livelihood should not cause harm or suffering to any living being. This aligns with the core teachings of Buddhism, which advocate for compassion and kindness towards all forms of life. Choosing an appropriate profession is essential in fostering an environment where nonviolence and harmony can flourish. Engaging in activities that lead to the exploitation of others or contribute to violence contradicts the very essence of a compassionate life. It is not merely the type of work one does, but also the attitude and intention behind that work that matters. A sincere commitment to ethical principles ensures that one’s livelihood becomes an extension of their moral values. The Buddha taught that one should earn a living in a way that does not i...
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