by Dr. Justice Chandradasa Nanayakkara The word Ahimsa, derived from Sanskrit, means non-harm or non-injury and is often translated into English as non-violence. The dictionary defines it as “the ...

To practice ahimsa is to follow Buddhist values, whether you call yourself a Buddhist or not. Meditation grows out of the ahimsa spirit and is a central expression of it.

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Ahimsa (Sanskrit: harmless), functions as the very definition of Buddhist practice. The goal, the ultimate religious objective of Buddhism is to eliminate suffering.

Ahimsa is a penance that does not kill even as it does not encourage one to speak ill of others at any cost. Published - October 02, 2019 10:49 pm IST. Read Comments .

Ahimsa practice begins at the level of thought, and extends to intention, speech and action.

Ahimsa is the principle of non-violence which is shared by the Hindu, Buddhist and Jain creeds. Read More About: A.r. Rahman, Distant Horizon, Gandhi; Jump to Comments. More from Variety ...

In a world where violence continues to afflict humanity on many fronts, Poson Poya reminds us that 'Ahimsa' is a timeless value that safeguards both one's own and others' right to life and freedom.