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The wise one who follows the path is knowledgeable. To refrain from harming living beings is the cause of peace for oneself and others - it is the form of peace. Those who refrain from violence are not feared by others. They are also not afraid of anyone in the next life - in another birth. Refraining from harming living beings is the main cause of attaining liberation. Therefore, it is the form of liberation or the cessation of peace, anger, etc., detachment or nirvana. A man who refrains from harming living beings does not have agitated or angry thoughts, he is peaceful and happy. He experiences true peace and happiness.
The Lord, having rejected faults, does not oppose anyone. Neither in thought, word, nor deed, forever. - 12
Commentary: The Lord is one who has conquered his senses, or one who is capable of protecting the path to liberation by overcoming the obstacles of restraint. Such a Lord, having rejected faults - falsehood, non-restraint, carelessness, passions, and their combinations - does not oppose any living being. He does not engage in conflict with anyone, in any of the three ways - through thought, word, or deed, for the rest of his life. He does not oppose anyone by harming them. - 12
The wise one who is restrained, patient, and accepts only what is given to him, should avoid what is not given. He should always be content with what is given and avoid what is not given. - 13