Description
“The Golden Rules of Buddhism,” compiled by H.S. Olcott, outlines essential ethical teachings and moral principles of Buddhism. Olcott, a prominent figure in the Theosophical movement, presents these rules as guidelines for cultivating compassion, mindfulness, and self-discipline. Drawing from Buddhist scriptures, the compilation emphasizes values such as non-violence, truthfulness, and respect for all beings. Olcott’s work played a significant role in bringing Buddhist teachings to a Western audience, offering a concise introduction to the core values of the religion.
