Ten non virtuous actions

Term	Definition
Ten non virtuous actions	(tib.: mi ge wa chu) These are the negative actions described in Buddhist scriptures as some of the most harmful. They are divided in: - three negative actions commited with body: killing, stealing, sexual misconduct - four negative actions commited verbally: lying, divisive speech, harsh speech, idle talk - three negative actions commited with mind: covetousness, ill will, wrong views

"If, with the rope of mindfulness, you bind firm the elephant of the mind, you will let go of every fear and find virtue close at hand."

- Shantideva