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जून, 2017 की पोस्ट दिखाई जा रही हैं

Path of Purity

There are some principles that should be essential for every man, and there should be an standard by which the action of people should be judged. Following this standard is the path of purity. It consists of following principles: 1. Do not lie. 2. Do not injure. 3. Do not cheat/steal. 4. Do not be involved in sexual misconduct. 5. Do not be involved with intoxicated drinks or other stuffs. The above are the standards of purity by which a person should be judged. If a person speaks only truth and does not lie at all, the person is a pure person fulfilling one of the principles of path of purity. And the person who lies to others and does not speak truth is an impure person. The more a person lies in his life, the more trouble he lands himself in. The more truth a person speaks in hus life, more pure a person she becomes. This is the first principle of path of purity. The second principle of purity is not to injure fellow living beings and follow ahimsa. Though humans are animals...

Basic postulates of dhamma

Whatever is there in buddhism is logical, and if its not logical, its not buddhism. Buddha's dhamma is not about god or soul, or about life after death or about rituals. The basic postulates of buddha shift focus of religion from supernatural to man, and from divine good to good felt by the person. The basic postulates are: 1. The center of dhamma is man, and the relation between man and man in his life on earth. 2. There is a lot of miseries, poverty and sufferings in this world and it is the sole task of dhamma to remove these sufferings, and if dhamma does not undertake such tasks, it is no dhamma at all. 3. All sufferings, miseries and conflicts can be ceased and continue to remain ceased if one follows the path of purity, path of righteousness and the path of virtue.