A collection of notes in regard to Action.

Ahimsa, or Cause no injury, do no harm, is a Buddhist concept referred to as nonviolence, and it applies to all living beings—including all animals.

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action wisdom

• Control of actions and speech to avoid unwholesome actions.
• Effort to work as much as possible for the good of others, even at the risk of one's life.
• Decision to devote oneself to beneficial actions and to remain steadfast on it.
• Maintaining a state of mind turned to the happiness of others, to practise love for all beings without exception.
• Development of knowledge and understanding through study and analytical reflection. To teach knowledge to others. To use one's wisdom for a maximum of benefits.
• You may compete to the full extent of your capabilities, but you may not hunt down your competitors.
• The creatures who act as though they belong to the world follow the peace-keeping law, they give the creatures around them a chance to grow toward watever it's possible for them to become. That's how man came into being, the australopithecus didn't imagine that the world belonged to them, so they let him live and grow.
• You must absolutely and forever relinquish the idea that you know who live and who should die on this planet.