Ethics

A summary of the main points that a group of senior Western Buddhist agreed upon as a result of the presentations and discussions with His Holiness the Dalai Lama during a conference in Dharamsala, March 1993.

To differentiate the common tantric vows from the Kalachakra root tantric vows, we follow here the explanation given in “An Explanation of Secret Mantra Ethical Discipline: A Cluster of Fruit of Actual Attainments” by Tsongkhapa.

How to relate to our friends, family and colleagues to create a harmonious life.

Nowadays, some people are calling for a modification in the traditional Buddhist list of destructive actions. Does this fit with the aims of Buddhist ethics?

A clear outline of the structure and key concepts of Emory University’s Social, Emotional and Ethical Learning program.

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

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

Universal ethics are values that can be accepted by everyone on earth, and which lead to peace, harmony and happiness.

Buddhist ethics offers a lot for people working in any social or helper profession that requires a great deal of knowledge and sensitivity to others.

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