Non-injury
Non-injury
1.fo'o&'kkfUr
inzk;d /eZ अहिंसा
gAS fo'o&मैत्री dk tud अहिंसा gAS cãzk.M
ds सम्पूर्ण गुण अहिंसा
esa
fo|eku gSaA अहिंसा /kU; dh [ksrh gS_ 'ks"k ozr अहिंसा dh j{kk ds fy, CkkM+h gSaA O;ogkj vkSj
ijekFkZ /eZ
अहिंसा
ds cy ij gh iyrs gSaA v'kqHk&rjaxsa v ̄gld dks izHkkfor ugha dj ikrhaA अहिंसा ijeczã
gSA
fpn~czã esa yhu
;ksxh ijeczã अहिंसा
dks izkIr gksrk gS tgk¡
?kkR;&?kkrd Hkko dk Hkh vHkko gks tkrk gSA
1. The virtue of non-injury (ahiÉsā) is the bestower of world-peace. It is the source
of friendliness among the beings of the world. All virtues that exist in the universe
stream out of the virtue of non-injury (ahiÉsā). The vow (vrata) of non-injury
(ahiÉsā) is the harvest; the rest of the vows are like the surrounding fence to protect
the crop. The empirical (vyavahāra) as well as the spiritual (paramārtha) piety
(dharma) can only be observed on the strength of the virtue of non-injury (ahiÉsā).
Inauspicious vibes fail to affect the person observing the vow of non-injury (ahiÉsā).
Non-injury (ahiÉsā) leads to the supreme-state-of-being (paramabrahma). The yogī
engrossed in the pure-self (cidbrahma) attains the supreme-state-of-being
(paramabrahma) where even the dispositions (bhāva) relating to the injured and the
injurer vanish.
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