ahimsa

6 letters in word "ahimsa": A A H I M S.

No anagrams for ahimsa found in this word list.

Words found within ahimsa:

aa aah aahs aas ah aha ahs ai aia aias aim aims ais am ama amah amahs amas ami amia amias amis as ash ha ham hams has hi him hims his hm is ish ism ma maa maas mas masa mash mi mis sai saim sam sama sh sha sham shama shim si sim sima sma

• Definitions:
• nonviolence
• Non-violence. The first of the yamas of raja yoga. See ashtanga yoga.
• (a-hinmsa), literally means non-violence. Ahimsa has been the doctrine of many a religions in India, especially Jainism. Mahatma Gandhi used it as a powerful means to fight the British. [more]
• Non-injury to all living things. Hindu monks, for instance, might sweep in front of them to avoid harming insects. Ahimsa may include a prohibition on emotional, as well as physical, harm. Popularized in the West by Mahatma Gandhi.
• the practice of non-injury in thought, word and deed to other living beings.
• “noninjury” – doctrine of noninjury or non-violence
• s. avihimsá.
• Sanskrit word meaning non (a-) violence (himsa)—the Buddhist and Hindu spiritual practice of avoiding to cause harm to others either by thought, speech, or action.
• Non-violence; in its positive aspect - love for all living things
• Sanskrit conveying the sacredness of life, harmlessness. More on Ahimsa
• Non-violence. It is an ethical stand taken by all major Indian religions. This is particularly true about Buddhism and Jainism.
• The term meaning nonharm or nonviolence.
• Non-injury (to from one-sensed to five-sensed living beings through thought, word and deed).
• ("nonharming"): the single most important moral discipline (yama).
• (S): Harmlessness. Action that is non-injuring; non-violence.
• Non-Harming. To focus on the cessation of harming at the levels of action, speech, and thoughts. As a Yogi becomes firmly grounded in non-injury (ahimsa) other people who come near will naturally lose any feelings of hostility.
• a Buddhist and Hindu and especially Jainist doctrine holding that all forms of life are sacred and urging the avoidance of violence
• Ahimsa (Devanagari: ; IAST ) is a Sanskrit term meaning non-violence (literally: the avoidance of violence - himsa). It is an important part of Hinduism, Jainism, and Buddhism, first appearing within the Hindu scriptures called the Upanishads, the oldest of which date to about 800 BCE. ...
• A principle of non-violence

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