Can you hold a red-hot iron rod in your hand merely because some one wants you to do so? Then, will it be right on your part to ask others to do the same thing just to satisfy your desires? If you cannot tolerate infliction of pain on your body or mind by others' words and actions, what right have you to do the same to others through your words and deeds?
Do unto others as you would like to be done by. Injury or violence done by you to any life in any form, animal or human, is as harmful as it would e if caused to your own self.
Mots clés words pain morality ethics hurt desires right tolerance quote lord golden-rule jainism mahavira ethical-teaching jain lord-mahāvīra mahaveer
Golden Rule Living is the great simplifier. It places us in another soul’s shoes, taking what can appear to be a com- plex decision that involves another and streamlining it to a one-step process of deciding, “If I wouldn’t like this done to me, then I shall not do it to another.
Molly FriedenfeldMots clés inspirational integrity god inspirational-quotes heaven angels earth honor golden-rule
Truth demands progress and change, and is always for the benefit of all souls—even if you must travel through a difficult learning process or make a shift as a result of facing the truth.
Molly FriedenfeldMots clés truth progress inspiration integrity god inspirational-quotes change trust angels souls honor golden-rule learning-process life-purpose soul-mission
People who tell untruths are easily deceived because they have placed their energy in that negative vibration location and are now a match for that behavior.
Molly FriedenfeldMots clés truth love energy inspiration peace inspirational-quotes joy trust negative honor golden-rule behavior vibration untruth deceived
You can't teach calculus to a chimpanzee. So just share your banana.
John RachelMots clés education golden-rule calculus banana chimpanzee lyme-disease
We do teach our kids the golden rule - Do as you would be done by.
Stephen BaxterMots clés golden-rule
Many of the innovations in science and philosophy have come from unbelievers, some of whom died for their 'unbeliefs.' Without unbelief, we might well be living in the Dark Ages or at least in the intellectual equivalent of that time.
In past centuries many theists savagely attacked atheists on the ground that someone without a belief in God must be a moral 'monster,' who would permit any action. This argument is rarely heard today, as the number of people who are openly atheists has become so large that its falsity is self-evident. Atheists do have a moral code to guide them. It is usually based upon the Golden Rule, plus a variety of utilitarian reasons, although there are a number of other possible systems. Rather than being immoral, most atheists are extremely moral.
There are a large number of people who can and do manage to lead decent upright lives with no use for a belief in God as a guide. Atheists do not care whether others believe as they do. They do ask, however, for the right to believe as they wish ....
Mots clés science liberty knowledge morality freedom ethics philosophy belief atheism atheist inquiry utilitarianism golden-rule rights moral unbelief dark-ages
I’m a rat. I used to believe in the Golden Rule but now question it. It’s too easy to be snarky at those who are snarky toward me. I like how it feels—the yellow cheese giving way between pointed teeth. My tail begins to twitch.
Chila WoychikMots clés cheese golden-rule snark rats rat snarky
I don’t want to believe in boxes or one-way relationships; I’m naïve, you see. I’d rather moon the moon than flip off a friend, but sometimes I flip so I don’t get flipped. And I still think I’m misunderstanding the Golden Rule.
Chila WoychikMots clés friendship friends writing relationships golden-rule rats
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