Buddhist values
Middle Way ethics
Buddhist values are the ethical and spiritual principles derived from Buddhist teachings.
These typically include compassion, non-harm, mindfulness, detachment from material desires, and the pursuit of wisdom.
The phrase often appears in discussions of how ancient teachings apply to modern life: She tried to raise her children with Buddhist values.
In Western contexts, Buddhist values sometimes gets invoked loosely to mean general peacefulness or anti-materialism.
- moralityRight and wrong principles
- right actionMorally sound deed
- mindfulnessAwareness of the present
- present momentCurrent point in time
- insightDeep perceptive understanding
compassion · loving kindness · interconnectedness · honesty · discernment · equanimity · inner peace · meditation · truthfulness · enlightenment · noble truths · middle way · altruism · concentration · dharma · ahimsa · understanding · impermanence
Buddhist valuesmaterialism
Prioritizing goods over spirit
consumerism · greed · acquisitiveness · hedonism · avarice
Buddhist valuesaggression
Hostile or attacking behavior
violence · cruelty · ruthlessness · wrath · vengefulness
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