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Hindus speak many languages. Each state in India has its own language (more or less..) Most of the Indian languages are based on Sanskrit, one of the most ancient languages with scripts. In Sanskrit and in many of the Indian languages, Non-violence is called Ahimsa which means non-injury or a lack of negative thoughts, words or action.
In the 1960s Joan Baez started The Institute for the Study of Nonviolence, which is now called the Resource Center for Nonviolence.
In sanskrit it is called Ahimsa, Himsa is to harm by words deeds and Ahimsa is the opposite , ie not to harm anything that can sufffer. This was the path followed by MK Gandhi.
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buttholes who think nobody should get hurt! UGH so not true
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