The act of killing all beings is collectively called "killing life". If a Buddhist disciple is a disciple at home, he holds the first of the five commandments, that is, "don't kill."

-What is "sentient beings"? In our modern words, it is a living body with perception, emotion and memory.

-In the eyes of Buddhism, the complete process of "killing" includes five major processes: 1 knowing that the other person is a sentient being; 2 moved the idea of killing each other; 3. Take and carry out the killing; 4 The other person's life has been strangled by you; I have never regretted it. The behavior that constitutes these five processes is killing, which has serious consequences.

According to the above regulations, we can judge that if I accidentally step on an ant at work, but it does not conform to the above five processes, although I killed the ant, it does not constitute a complete killing, so obviously what goes around comes around is far less than those who take the initiative to kill.