Buddhist Precept of Amity: Overview and poem - Special on Friendship Day

 

Buddhist Precept of Amity: Overview and poem - Special on Friendship Day

"In Buddhist teachings, amity, often referred to as loving-kindness or metta, is a core concept emphasizing the development of a positive and compassionate attitude towards oneself and others. It involves cultivating friendly, altruistic, and good-natured feelings towards all beings, promoting harmonious relationships and peaceful coexistence." informs a Google AI Overview. 

A poem on Amity

A gentle hand, a knowing smile,
Friendship whispers, "Stay awhile."
I can be me, no need to hide,
Accepted, loved, right by your side.

In amity, we rise and grow,
"Maitri bhava," lets kindness flow.
We meet as equals, heart to heart,
Playing a similar part.

To cherish life, to understand,
With friends beside, hand in hand.
"Maitri bhava" lights the way,
To value 'being', day by day.

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