Don't kill:
Don't let all sentient beings with souls feel pain because of physical injury, and at the same time, avoid these souls from resenting because of pain and coming for revenge.
Increase your compassion and make it easier for you to be calm and adapt to practice.
Buddhism advocates not killing, the main purpose is the spirit of equality and compassion of all beings. All living beings have the right and freedom to live. We are afraid of being hurt and dying, and all living beings are natural. Although there are different categories of sentient beings, there is no distinction between high and low in life. If everyone carries forward this spirit of equality and sympathy, our world will be harmonious, peaceful, mutual assistance, mutual respect, mutual love and harmony, and no one will be intentionally hurt. Although the Buddhist scriptures say that killing has fruit, killing people pays for their lives, and eating half a catty is eight taels, which shows the fact that cause and effect are unpleasant. However, we don't have to focus on the fear of being reported. The result is there, but it is not absolutely unchangeable. Cultivating compassion is the key point of not killing, and it is also the spirit of Buddha and Bodhisattva.
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All sentient beings (Buddhist terminology): also known as all sentient beings, that is, all sentient beings. The life of all beings is called sentient beings, and it has experienced infinite life and death cycles, so it is called sentient beings. Among the ten dharma circles, Buddha, Bodhisattva, Arhat and Vishnu Buddha are saints, who are divorced from life and death, and others are all sentient beings. Heaven, man, Asura, fate, ghosts and hell are all ordinary people after passing through six divisions in the wheel of karma.
Free translation of Sanskrit Hu Ba -jana, jantu, jagat or sattva. Transliteration of Puhuna, Zen, Jia She and Sa Zen. It is also translated as sentient beings, knowledge (that is, knowledge and intention), life, emotion, spirit, group life, group sprout and group class. The word' sentient beings' generally refers to all beings in the mysterious world. Za Agama Volume 6 (sophomore year, 40):' Buddha tells Lota, and the lingering color is called sentient beings; Being moved by, thinking, doing and knowing is called sentimentality.
The twenty-third volume of Agama Long is the product of this origin. There is no male or female inferiority, and there is no different title. Many people coexist in the world, so they are called sentient beings. One solution to the theory of giving up everything is that it is influenced by many life and death, so it is called sentient beings. The Mahayana Classics of Same Sex, Volume 31, On Great Wisdom, says that all beings are born of the false combination of five connotations, so they are called all beings. It does not increase or decrease the classics, and the dharma body is entangled in life and death, so it is called sentient beings. It is generally believed that ignorance is covered by troubles, and all beings are born and die. Buddha and bodhisattva in a broad sense are also included in all beings. The View of Maha, Volume V (No.46, No.52):' Lan has no hidden meaning for all beings. There are different sentient beings: take three ways to offend all sentient beings, take care of all sentient beings in a happy world, take care of all sentient beings who are true and don't leak Yin, take care of all sentient beings who love Yin and take care of all sentient beings who live in eternal Yin. "Za Agama" Volume 45, "Fahua Sentence" Volume 4, "Mahayana Righteousness Chapter" Volume 6, "Notes on Past Lives" Volume 6]
Five commandments are five commandments or codes of conduct. The five precepts of Mahayana Buddhism in China are: no killing, no stealing, no fornication, no lying and no drinking. The five precepts are the basic precepts of the four disciples of Buddhism, and they must be adhered to whether they are monks or at home.
"Great Vipo Sharon" says: These five precepts are named after learning. People who are close to things should learn. Also known as Xue Ji. If you travel here. He ascended the hall of supreme wisdom. Also known as learning Tao. This is the path. All laws. A good way to do good. Everyone must turn around. Also known as textbooks. What you should learn. That's the reason.
Reference link: sentient beings (Buddhist terms)-Baidu Encyclopedia
Five precepts (five precepts or codes of conduct in religion)-Baidu Encyclopedia