Barash (2012: 6) proposed, “Buddhism and Ecology both refuse to separate the human and natural worlds–and demand that we act accordingly”. In addition, he referred to the same main principles of the interconnected and interdependent nature of things in ecology or dependent co-arising or pratītyasamutpāda in Sanskrit; paticcasamuppāda in Pali in Buddhism. In addition Buddha’s teaching for all followers was to be sensitive to suffering and not to harm others.