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Ahimsa in Jainism is often misunderstood as mere non-killing. What is a crucial aspect of Ahimsa that extends beyond physical harm?

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Ahimsa in Jainism is a comprehensive principle encompassing non-violence not just physically, but also mentally and verbally. Harm caused by negative thoughts, harsh words, or malicious intent is considered a violation of Ahimsa, contributing to the accumulation of harmful karma.

A. Focusing only on the intent behind an action.

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B. Avoiding harm through thoughts, words, and actions.

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C. Strict vegetarianism is the only requirement.

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D. Primarily applying to interactions with humans.

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Ahimsa in Jainism is often misunderstood as mere non-killing. What is a crucial aspect of Ahimsa that extends beyond physical harm?

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