The Buddhist concept of ahimsa is the essential practice of non-violence, literally meaning not killing or not injuring anyone or any living thing, and having respect for life (Nakagaki). Anger and hatred are escalated when we become attached to them, and practicing ahimsa is the answer to violence. Practicing compassion and loving kindness is the answer. Ahimsa m
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