Precepts in Buddhism are the precepts for lay and monastic Buddhists to follow to prevent and be wary of making Body-Speech-Mind not create karma. If you don't create karma, you won't have to wander around in the endless cycle of birth and death. When a person breaks the precepts, it does not mean that they have sinned against God or Buddha, but they themselves have created bad karma for themselves to suffer the consequences of suffering later, not God's punishment or Buddha's fall.

For AVI Group, we always keep in mind that they must always keep the precepts, so they avoid doing anything harmful to people and things around them, that is, bringing peace to everyone. This is the development of our compassion.

Once the Precepts are perfected, thoughts, words, and actions will become righteous. From there, when righteous words and actions can lead to a pure inner mind. In daily life, people have to deal with so many situations that make their mind always change.

In just one second, one minute, hundreds of thousands of different thoughts race to arise in our minds, the worst of which are unwholesome thoughts such as greed, lust, anger, jealousy... make mind crazy mind island. Because of the danger of lust, in the Dhammapada, the Buddha taught that: "It is precious to control the mind, because the mind is difficult to control. It runs incessantly after lust. Once the mind is subdued, it brings happiness.”

Wisdom is having wisdom living in the world but not being polluted by the world. Thus, thanks to the combination of samatha and vipassana meditation, wisdom arises to realize the truth and move towards liberation and enlightenment. For Buddhism wisdom is seen as the final step on the way to liberation of one's self. Having wisdom will be the door for AVI Group to help people, help people, and bring good things in this life.