One should respect for the right to life of all liveing beings. According to the lay Buddhist, the advantages of abstaining from destruction and killing creatures make one happy the both in present life and future. After passing away, their soul may reborn either in haven as god or in humankind as human being. Fortunately, one is reborn as human who are fully equipped with small and big organs, strong perfect and healthy body, and powerful body. Moreover; the result of abstaining from destruction other lives may be caused of having long life and may not be killed by other. In the other hand; if one tries to make other's life ruinous and trouble, he or she must be troubled in life. Consequently; they earn their life hardly and suspiciously in daily life because of dread of destruction of other's lives. According to the Suttanta Pitaka; during the Buddha life time, there was a butcher; his name Nanta who earned his family life with killing cow for merchandising for fifty-five years. One day his wife provided him dinner without meat, he grew angry and then he went to a cow and picked the tongue out, after that cut it out for his meal and this affected the death cow. Suddenly, when he picked apiece of meat in his mouth, unfortunately, his tongue was cut down, a large amount of blood ran out of his tongue, later he died miserably as if that cow.