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The Buddha's understanding that calls one to do no harm is known as "ahimsa," which translates to non-violence or non-harming. This principle emphasizes compassion and respect for all living beings, advocating for actions that promote peace and kindness. Ahimsa is a foundational concept in Buddhism, guiding ethical conduct and the cultivation of mindfulness in one's thoughts, words, and deeds.
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Why are the flatworms and roundworms called called parasites?
have internal organ systems and both can harm you
What is the relationship called in which bacteria does harm its host?
This is called parasitism.
What is an effort to violently overthrow or harm the government is called?
A revolt is a violent attempt to overthrow or harm the government.
Another word for physical harm is called .?
Hurt
What we called harm-full microorganisms?
The ones that cause illness.
What is it called when you have the urge to harm cute animals?
Emotionally disturbed
What do you do when someone constantly calls you leaving messages threating to harm himself if you do not call back?
You call the police give them his phone number and they can track him and get him the help he needs
What harmful material such as battery acid that can harm a metal is called?
sulphide acid and hydrogen sulfate are harmful materials that can harm a metal.
What is the relationship called in which bacteria harms its host?
This is called parasitism.
What is the relationship in which bacteria harm its host?
The answer is parasitism, because parasites harm their host.
The ideal of causing no harm to anything that can suffer is what?
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.
Can sound energy harm the environment?
Not the envoirment, but you. Its called sound pollution.
