Love is a form of attachment and is counter productive to attaining the understanding which leads to enlightenment. Like all desire love leads to pain or suffering. In inter human relationships peace is a natural outcome of the absense of desire. At the personal level one is at peace only when all desire has been identified and discarded. Total peace only occurs when the last attachment, a sense of self, is overcome. That is to say, when Nirvana is attained.
Ashoka converted to Buddhism out of remorse for his conquest of the Kalingas. He witnessed a lot of bloodshed and cruelty so he wanted a peace of mind. Buddhism teaches love, peace, and tolerance.
The answer is asoka converted the religon to ice cream
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Buddhism is an offshoot of Hinduism. They both teach breaking the cycle of Karma
We teach people how to use stuff and we represent peace, love, joy, war, and almost every thing.
Peace, love and the brotherhood of mankind. For this, he was put to death as a "dangerous subversive".
peace , love and acceptance, Love all, harm none. Unless under attack of course.
Send royal officers out to teach Buddhism
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It has promoted peace in entire world.
Yes, Buddhism promotes peace in a couple ways. The first peace that Buddhism teaches is peace in oneself. When one finds peace with themselves then they can finally work towards a greater peace for all of mankind.
The Buddhist word for peace is "Shanti" or "Upasama."