...adds nothing CHAP. ' to his own happiness, living or dead ; v46. * While he, who gives no creature willingly the ' pain of confinement or death, but...of all sentient beings, enjoys bliss without end. 47. * He, who injures no animated creature, shall ' attain without hardship whatever he thinks of,...

...adds nothing CHAP. ' to his own happiness, living or dead ; v46. ' While he, who gives no creature willingly the ' pain of confinement or death, but...of all sentient beings, enjoys bliss without end. 47- * He, who injures no animated creature, shall ' attain without hardship whatever he thinks of,...

...diet upon the usual earnings of labour." — Remarks on Hutbandry of Bengal, p. 112, 113.' thirsty demons ; and the TWICE-BORN man who desires to " enlarge...course, means in cases where the use of it is not, as above-stated, expressly allowed, or enjoined, and as a salutary caution against excess ; for even the...

...life and in the world to come. ' .>'••'] i 'i .-.• «' •••! ••' ' •<• \:<> t ' We are hence led to some beautiful reflections on...but seeks the good of all sentient beings, enjoys 1 1. -ii. bbss without end. ' These texts are mixed up with general recommendations to abstain from...

...suffer pleasure and pain, p. 6, s. 49 Let no twice-born man hurt, p. 102, s. 43 He who gives no creature willingly the pain of confinement or death, but seeks...of all sentient beings, enjoys bliss without end, p. 102, s. 46 Flesh-meat cannot be procured without injury to, and the slaughter of animals obstructs...

...himself pleasure, adds nothing to his own happiness, living or dead ; while he who gives no creature willingly the pain of confinement or death, but seeks...of all sentient beings, enjoys bliss without end. cccxxix. Lore. mourns for the perished rose, and the winds are laden . . , . f •, Von Hammer. with...

...was to abolish the use of animal food, as involving the taking of life. " He who gives no creature willingly the pain of confinement or death, but seeks...of all (sentient beings), enjoys bliss without end. He who injures no animated creature shall attain without hardship whatever he thinks of, whatever he...

...nothing to his own happiness, either living or dead. But he who never gives pain to any creature, by confinement or death, but seeks the good of all sentient beings, enjoys bliss without end. . . . The heartless one, who would carelessly trample on a worm that crawls upon the earth, is darkly...

...slays cattle for these purposes, causes himself and the cattle to reach the highest lappiness. 42. He who gives no creatures willingly the pain of confinement or death, but seeks the good of all, enjoys bliss without end. 46. Flesh cannot be obtained without injury to animals, and the slaughter...

...nothing to his own happiness, either living or dead. But he who never gives pain to any creature, by confinement or death, but seeks the good of all sentient beings, enjoys bliss without end. 12 The heartless one, who would carelessly trample on a worm that crawls upon the earth, is darkly...