The definition of killing in Buddhism, the problem of killing in Buddhism

Killing is defined and described in great detail in the Buddhist scriptures (see "The Buddha Says Upasai Precepts"), killing = actively cutting off the living body with feelings and memories (Buddhism.

called "sentient beings"), which include:

1. Self-made (do it yourself);

2. Teach others to do (instigate others to do it);

3. Rejoice when you see killing.

I am very happy to see others killing).

And to constitute killing, it must constitute the complete five conditions:

1. Knowing that the goal is a life (sentient beings);

2. Moved with murderous thoughts;

3. Committing an act of killing;

4. Termination of the target's life (out of breath, stop breathing);

5. I have no regrets in my heart.

Buddhists say that killing is a kind of evil fruit? Right! To kill is to kill the lives of living beings. Those who kill the lives of sentient beings will enter the three lower realms and suffer in the next life: 1Some animals only eat animals.

Isn't that a contradiction? The hunger strike was suicide again.

Isn't this forced homework? This can be explained by samsara, where you planted negative karma in your previous life, so that you can enter the path of rebirth (one of the three lower realms) in this life, and when you have completed the negative karma, you can go to heaven and enjoy it. 2.Cook food while cooking.

So is sterilization considered killing? When cooking, your heart is to kill the food for the peace of mind of the person who eats it, and it is not considered killing 3Are plants all living beings? As long as everything that is alive is called sentient beings, plants will die (wither), so plants are counted as sentient beings.

1.That's the law of karma, yes"Tell me about it"Target. Therefore, in the Buddhist scriptures, it is said that once you enter the evil path, it is difficult to leave.

This is because most of the negative paths, based on the characteristics of the negative paths and the habit of doing negative karma, continue to create negative karma. 2.Bacteria are single-celled organisms that have no thoughts, no feelings, and other spiritual phenomena.

3.Plants also have no psychoactive phenomena.

Someone killed you? Do you do this? Have you ever tried not eating for a few days?

Does your body want you to eat when you see it, or do you fight your own signs that your body is hungry and wants to eat? You have bacteria in your body, can you get rid of them? Do plants have parents caring for their children's love?

Will there be heartache and emotion, will there be love between men and women to get married?

1.Animals eat animals.

It's just caused by karma and habits in past lives.

This karma is very difficult to change.

And there are habits.

Habits are habits of past lives.

Nature. Killing karma is the hardest thing to change. On the contrary, a hunger strike can return karma.

In the next life, it will be counted as an animal.

They will not take the initiative to eat other animals and be eaten. 2.Sterilization is not killing.

Because killing must have a killing cause and a killing intent 3Plants are not living beings.

Plants are emotionless things.

Buddhism's non-killing means not killing beings with emotional perceptions, such as small animals will have emotions such as fear, anger, and fear because they are killed, while plants and bacteria will not. Another is to consider whether there is a murderous intention, such as cleaning the room, your heart is to clean the garbage in the room, not through all kinds of seemingly cleaning, in fact, your purpose is to kill those invisible bacteria.

It is the animals that will be touched by emotions such as joy, anger, sorrow, and sorrow, and they can be regarded as spiritual beings. Low-level beings such as plants and bacteria do not have reactions such as fear, pain, joy and anger, so they are not considered living beings and are not included in reincarnation.

The key is to see if your heart is peaceful, whether you have the intention to kill, and whether you deliberately want to kill living beings. This is the karma of sin.

Personal understanding. Killing parasites, bacteria, viruses, etc. is not killed, pests are counted, because whether insects are harmful or not is subjectively prescribed by humans, and in the final analysis, they are all soulful creatures.

The use of fungi and plants does not count, there are no subjective emotional feelings, there is no fear and pain, and there is no resentment. Not a living being.

The eighth type depends on your state of mind, the natural food chain wolf eats the sheep, it is the killing of the wolf, if you deliberately tie the sheep to the wolf to eat, then your heart also has the intention of killing, and it is also guilty.

In the case of war, a war to defend the homeland and the life of the country is a blessing, not counted, because the original intention was to protect life and peace. Wars of aggression and plunder are sinful.

Experiments deliberately use animal experiments, as do killing animals.

This Buddhist doctrine was born 3,000 years ago, and his thinking and ideas are not completely consistent with modern science. Most of the modern scientific theories such as biology have been produced for hundreds of years. Therefore, we should not simply interpret Buddhism with modern scientific thinking, but also interpret Buddhism from the perspective of Buddhism.

In modern science, animals, plants, and microorganisms are counted in life, but Buddhism is not, living beings in Buddhism only have five senses, and can have subjective feelings such as joy, anger, sorrow, fear, and pain.

The above personal opinion.

If you don't have the idea of killing, you don't kill!

1, 4, 9, 10 are all killed.

The birth of killing in Buddhism.

It refers only to animals, and biology is not the same concept, biological organisms refer to living objects, including animals, plants and microorganisms.

Biology was founded in France in 1802. It was introduced to China with Western medicine, and it was also after the Opium War, about a hundred years ago. Before biology, it was generally believed that only animals had life.

Buddhism was founded 3,000 years ago.

Life in Buddhism is a conscious life, and if there is no evil in the heart, it is not called killing.

Non-killing refers to human life, animal life, and so on.

Let go of attachment and do not intend to harm living beings, people have the right to live!

The virtual character of the Thunderbolt puppet show, the incarnation of the Great Yuanjue of the Extinction Wheel Scattered Immortals, because of the compassion of the monks, does not like to use force with others, but when encountering injustices, he will incarnate into a killing Buddha, changing the compassion and gentleness, the style of work is strong, and the principle of killing and killing is strictly enforced, and the evil devils are crooked.

There is no such Buddha. Because a Buddha does not kill. This must have been made up by people who don't understand Buddhism.

The Buddha does not kill, and does not have this name.

I don't know if this is biased. It should be the name of the three paintings. It's called Tu. Bear. Buddha.