Buddhist Ethics for Environment in The Buddhist Way

Abstract

In this article present the Buddhist environment conservation. Buddhist lifestyle that is part of nature, in harmony with nature. Friendship with nature Which is the conservation of the environment according to the Buddhism guidelines Today, humans have the misconception that the destruction of nature has greatly benefited them, making them lose their appreciation for all life. The Buddhist teachings about the forest have encouraged humans to live wisely by using less to get the most benefit. Understand natural resources and the environment as they should be, or a discipline of mutual use. Buddhist environment conservation in Buddhism has established an ethical system from the ground up Buddhism believes that human morality can affect the natural environment. Because of the viewpoint of Buddhism, the natural environment is not inseparable from human action. Human beings are ignorant of the impact on the natural environment. Not due to human action Buddhist principles can be applied in the conservation and development of a charitable environment such as Planting trees Gratitude for the land, residence, sacrifice to others. And morality to fellow human beings This is to apply Buddhist principles to have value and benefit to human society. By using 2 principles which are dhammas: Special Conditionality (idappaccayatā, the Essence of Dependent Origination), and Loving Kindness (mettā). 1. Idappaccayatā Principles of natural law That arise, exist and are dissolved by mutual dependency 2. Mercy is a virtue in relation to the law of karma and for the survival of all people.