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11.05.202520:18
Killing is never skillful.
When asked if there was anything whose killing he approved of, the Buddha answered that there was only one thing: anger. In no recorded instance did he approve of killing any living being at all.
When one of his monks went to an executioner and told the man to kill his victims compassionately, with one blow, rather than torturing them, the Buddha expelled the monk from the Sangha, on the grounds that even the recommendation to kill compassionately is still a recommendation to kill—something he would never condone.
If a monk was physically attacked, the Buddha allowed him to strike back in self-defense, but never with the intention to kill.
- Ajahn Thanissaro (Purity of Heart)
When asked if there was anything whose killing he approved of, the Buddha answered that there was only one thing: anger. In no recorded instance did he approve of killing any living being at all.
When one of his monks went to an executioner and told the man to kill his victims compassionately, with one blow, rather than torturing them, the Buddha expelled the monk from the Sangha, on the grounds that even the recommendation to kill compassionately is still a recommendation to kill—something he would never condone.
If a monk was physically attacked, the Buddha allowed him to strike back in self-defense, but never with the intention to kill.
- Ajahn Thanissaro (Purity of Heart)
02.04.202519:59
We all have had the good fortune to be born as human beings and to hear the teachings of the Buddha. This is an opportunity that millions of other beings do not have. Therefore do not be careless or heedless. Hurry and develop merits, do good and follow the path of practice in the beginning, in the middle and in the highest levels. Don't let time roll by unused and without purpose. Try to reach the truth of the Buddha's teachings even today. Let me close with a Lao folk-saying: ''Many rounds of merriment and pleasure past, soon it will be evening. Drunk with tears now, rest and see, soon it will be too late to finish the journey''.
~ Ajahn Chah
https://www.ajahnchah.org/book/Fragments_Teaching1.php
~ Ajahn Chah
https://www.ajahnchah.org/book/Fragments_Teaching1.php
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11.05.202520:18
Killing is never skillful.
When asked if there was anything whose killing he approved of, the Buddha answered that there was only one thing: anger. In no recorded instance did he approve of killing any living being at all.
When one of his monks went to an executioner and told the man to kill his victims compassionately, with one blow, rather than torturing them, the Buddha expelled the monk from the Sangha, on the grounds that even the recommendation to kill compassionately is still a recommendation to kill—something he would never condone.
If a monk was physically attacked, the Buddha allowed him to strike back in self-defense, but never with the intention to kill.
- Ajahn Thanissaro (Purity of Heart)
When asked if there was anything whose killing he approved of, the Buddha answered that there was only one thing: anger. In no recorded instance did he approve of killing any living being at all.
When one of his monks went to an executioner and told the man to kill his victims compassionately, with one blow, rather than torturing them, the Buddha expelled the monk from the Sangha, on the grounds that even the recommendation to kill compassionately is still a recommendation to kill—something he would never condone.
If a monk was physically attacked, the Buddha allowed him to strike back in self-defense, but never with the intention to kill.
- Ajahn Thanissaro (Purity of Heart)
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