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The teachings of Veda become himsa when performed for personal gains.

If performed as an offering to God, there will be no himsa

attached to it and no sin in the sacrifices.

So it is the attitude which decides whether an action is himsa or ahimsa.

An action performed without the concepts “I” and “my” is

not considered to be performed – even though it is performed.

It is the inaction in action”

[QUOTE="Visalakshi Ramani, post: 226846, member: 16936"] [B]The teachings of Veda become himsa when performed for personal gains. If performed as an offering to God, there will be no himsa attached to it and no sin in the sacrifices. [/B][B]So it is the attitude which decides whether an action is himsa or ahimsa. An action performed without the concepts “I” and “my” is not considered to be performed – even though it is performed. [COLOR=#0000ff]It is the inaction in action”[/COLOR][/B] [/QUOTE]

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