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Ahimsa (a-hinmsa), literally means non-violence. Ahimsa has been the doctrine of many a religions in India, especially Jainism. Mahatma Gandhi used it as a powerful means to fight the British. [more]
Mahavira Mahavira Vardhamana (6th century B.C.) Proponent of the Jain religion which emphasizes non-violence and sacrifice.
Satyagrahi Soldier of non-violence (from Satyagraha -- a just demand)
Sidhhartha Gautama (563 B.C. - 483 B.C.) Founder of Buddhism. A prince who renounced luxury and became an ascetic. Preached non-violence and kindness. [more]

 

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