In contrast to the Terapanthi position, which is focused solely on reducing personal
himsa, the mission of panjrapole managers is to mitigate others'
himsa by doing their best to protect and improve the lives of animals who may otherwise be abandoned or sold for slaughter.
As fighters on duty, they must not resort to violence, even in self-defense, because when one is engaged in a fight against corruption or oppression, one must not resort to
himsa, i.e., harm, as ahimsa is the basis, means and method of that Truth Force.
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Himsa + The Banner + The Nothing
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Anyone who dispatches this lunatic will earn the gratitude of the community and be regarded as a benevolent man." Gandhi framed his nonviolent belief within the concept of
himsa, that which destroys life, and ahimsa, that which unites it.
Himsa or violence against another is
himsa against oneself, because the self and all sentient beings are one.
The habit of proper mastication of food inculcated by the use of uncooked greens therefore, if it does nothing else, will at least enable one to do with less quantity of food and thus not only make for economy in consumption but also automatically reduce the dietetic
himsa [violence] that one commits to sustain life.
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Himsa at Birmingham Barfly on March 14.
The most common Indian term for violence was
himsa; the absence of violence in one's life was rendered in Indian religious contexts as ahimsa.
Kiyotaka Yoshimizu turns our attention to the less-studied Prabhakara school of Mimamsa, examining the concept of obligation (niyoga) in the commentaries of Prabhakara and Salikanatha; he shows how niyoga is used to explain sacrificial
himsa while ruling out other kinds of violence, including the ritual malevolence encoded in certain sacrifices, e.g., the syena yaga.
Yogasutra 2.30 and 32: "actions" such as
himsa, "suppressions" such as sauca.