The ethical foundation of Buddhist practice is to benefit others as much as we can and if we can’t do that, at least to not harm them.
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Although he prescribed ethical guidelines for us to follow, it is our choice whether to do so or not.
Read More »Ask A Buddhist: Why did Buddha Contemplate Instead of Help?
The Buddha recognized a deeper truth—that all the material aid in the world cannot prevent aging, sickness, and death.
Read More »Ask A Buddhist: When Friends Disagree
I believe that true friends can disagree and still support one another overall
Read More »Ask A Buddhist: Why are there so many specific rules for monastics?
To understand monastic guidelines, it’s helpful to put them in a historical context.
Read More »Ask A Buddhist: OK to use contraception?
Contraception is a wise and reasonable choice for anyone who wishes or needs to prevent or postpone parenting.
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