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What was the Doctrine of non-violence? Jainism Nirvana Ahimsa Karma
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What was the Doctrine of non-violence?

Jainism
Nirvana
Ahimsa
Karma

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Karma

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It may be karma because I believe that's the principle of the universe punishing you for violent acts. "Treat others how you wanna be treated" Rule basically. I'm not sure though

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