Ahimsa

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Ahimsa (pronounced as "uh-HIM-sah") is a doctrine in the religions of Hinduism and Buddhism which prohibits or discourages injuring or killing any living being.

See also

Hippocratic Oath and Oath of the Hindu Physician
Ethics and Morality
Pacifism
Nonviolence
Ahimsa Dharma
Five Precepts and Ten Commandments - "Thou Shalt Not Kill"

v • d • e Buddhism

Buddhas	Buddha • Siddhartha Gautama • Tatagatha

Dharma	Refuge • Five Precepts • Four Noble Truths • Dependent origination • Ten Perfections • Shastra • Abhidharma • Theravada • Mahayana • Karma

Sangha	Arhat • Bodhisattva • Dalai Lama

v • d • e Indian philosophy

Major Philosophies	Yoga • Vedanta • Buddhism • Jainism

Related topics	Dharma • Dharmic religion • Karma • Ahimsa • Religious vegetarianism • Meditation • Moksha • Nirvana • Vedas • Upanishads • Bhagavad Gita • Mahabharata • Hinduism • Hinduism and evolution • Reincarnation • Chakras • Caste • Jainism

References

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