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Building Sustainable Peace as depicted in Kutadanta Sutta
Author Do Le Anh Thi (著) ; Dhammahaso, Phramaha Hunsa (著) ; Piyabhani, Nantakorn (著)
Source The Journal of the International Association of Buddhist Universities
Volumev.12 n.1
Date2019
Pages239 - 253
PublisherInternational Association of Buddhist Universities
Publisher Url http://www.iabu.org/
LocationThailand [泰國]
Content type期刊論文=Journal Article
Language英文=English
NoteAuthor affiliation: Vietnam Buddhist University
KeywordSustainable Peace; External Peace; Absolute Peace; Nibbana; Kutadanta Sutta
AbstractHuman history has recorded the suffering of all sentient beings in wars. Therefore, Peace is the burning desire of mankind, the virtue of civilization. Buddhism is a religion of peace. In many Buddhist scriptures, the Buddha pointed the path that leads us to true Peace, true Happiness. In Kutadanta Sutta, The Buddha guided how to build sustainable peace, from inner peace to external peace, and finally absolute peace, Nibbana.From Kutadanta Sutta, we can find ways to transform human suffering in the present world. People are in need of a spiritual path, that teaching nonviolence, satisfaction, compassion, generosity, and peace of mind.This article suggests useful practical techniques to soothe anger, control desire and create a harmonious relationship. Buddhism teaches us to nurture peace in the heart and work to relieve the suffering of all people. Peace at the national as well as the global level is only possible if we apply Buddhism to everyday life.
Table of contentsIntroduction 240
An overview of Kutadanta Sutta 240
The meaning of Peace in the Kutadanta Sutta 242
The benefit of Buddhist Sacrifice 243
Building Sustainable Peace in Modern Society Based on the Kutadanta Sutta 245
Building Peaceful Communities 246
Conclusion 252
ISSN19068190 (P)
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Created date2021.08.24



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