Ethics

Universal ethics is capable of solving all of the world’s problems, on both a global and individual level.

Inner peace comes from a realistic attitude, honesty, compassion and altruism.

The essence of ethics is peace and non-violence. If applied, we not only benefit ourselves, but society as a whole.

The universal values of kindness and honesty transcend any religious differences.

Buddhist ethics comprises of three main areas: the self-discipline to refrain from destructive behavior, to engage in constructive behavior and to help others.

An introduction to the fundamentals of Buddhist ethics.

The general principle regarding sexual ethics is to try to minimize any problematic and compulsive aspects of our sexual behavior, motivated by disturbing emotions.

A good heart – based on the ethics of love and compassion – is the key to achieving a happy life.

With far-reaching ethical self-discipline, we can accomplish even the highest goal of enlightenment.

A look at the ten destructive ways of behaving – actions that create our unhappiness – and how to avoid them.