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− | [[avihiṃsā]] (equivalents: [[ahiṃsā]], [[avihesā]]): '[[harmlessness]]', [[nonviolence]], [[absence of cruelty]]. The '[[thought of harmlessness]]' (or: '[[non-cruelty]]'; [[avihiṃsā-vitakka]]) is one of the three constituents of [[right thought]] ([[sammā-saṅkappa]]), i.e. the 2nd factor of the [[Eightfold Path]] (s. [[magga]]). In the several lists of 'elements' ([[dhātu]]) appears also an 'element of harmlessness' ([[avihesā-dhātu]]), in the sense of an elementary quality of [[noble]] [[thought]]. See Dhp. 225, 261, 270, 300. | + | [[avihiṃsā]] (equivalents: [[ahiṃsā]], [[avihesā]]): '[[harmlessness]]', [[nonviolence]], [[absence of cruelty]]. The '[[thought of harmlessness]]' (or: '[[non-cruelty]]'; [[avihiṃsā-vitakka]]) is one of the three constituents of [[right thought]] ([[sammā-saṅkappa]]), i.e. the 2nd factor of the [[Eightfold Path]] (s. [[magga]]). In the several lists of '[[elements]]' ([[dhātu]]) appears also an '[[element]] of [[harmlessness]]' ([[avihesā-dhātu]]), in the [[sense]] of an elementary quality of [[noble]] [[thought]]. See Dhp. 225, 261, 270, 300. |
[[avihiṃsā]] : [f.] [[humanity]]; [[absence of cruelty]]. | [[avihiṃsā]] : [f.] [[humanity]]; [[absence of cruelty]]. | ||
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[[avihiṃsā]]: [[Harmlessness]]. | [[avihiṃsā]]: [[Harmlessness]]. | ||
− | [[avihiṃsā]]: f. 無傷害 | + | [[avihiṃsā]]: f. [[無傷害]] |
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Latest revision as of 00:00, 30 October 2014
avihiṃsā (equivalents: ahiṃsā, avihesā): 'harmlessness', nonviolence, absence of cruelty. The 'thought of harmlessness' (or: 'non-cruelty'; avihiṃsā-vitakka) is one of the three constituents of right thought (sammā-saṅkappa), i.e. the 2nd factor of the Eightfold Path (s. magga). In the several lists of 'elements' (dhātu) appears also an 'element of harmlessness' (avihesā-dhātu), in the sense of an elementary quality of noble thought. See Dhp. 225, 261, 270, 300.
avihiṃsā : [f.] humanity; absence of cruelty.
avihiṃsā: Harmlessness.
avihiṃsā: f. 無傷害