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Venerable Sumanasara: The Art of Preaching to Protect the Dignity of Life and the Dhamma

1:45:42 You can learn a valuable sermon on 'Aranavibhanga' (non-contentious discrimination).

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The Art of Preaching to Protect the Dignity of Life and the Dhamma: Reading the 'Aranavibhanga Sutta' - The Path to Reaching Truth Beyond Conflict (Part 2) | Venerable Sumanasara's Pali Canon Commentary #EarlyBuddhism #PrimitiveBuddhistScriptures #jtba

Published on 2024/04/07 Words of the Buddha | Venerable Sumanasara's Pali Canon Commentary

Edited from the recording of the 'Introduction to Early Buddhism' public online lecture series (3 sessions total) held by Asahi Culture Center Shinjuku on May 12, 2022.
(2/3) Lecture Summary: In our daily lives, we disparage, condemn, denounce, and occasionally praise the behavior of others.
The act of distinguishing and evaluating things (discrimination) is always accompanied by conflict arising from emotions, views, and values.
When this escalates, it leads to discord in human relationships, and eventually to catastrophic results such as terrorism and war.
In an internet society where anyone can easily express their opinions, these harmful effects are becoming increasingly significant.
Buddhism is said to teach 'non-discrimination,' but the path from a reality filled with 'discrimination' to the ideal of 'non-discrimination' seems to be shrouded in deep fog.
What we are introducing this time is a teaching that may sound unfamiliar: 'Aranavibhanga' (non-contentious discrimination).
This teaching, recorded in the early scriptures, provides a concrete prescription for resolving the harmful effects of discrimination. Let's study it together.
1. General overview of 'Aranavibhanga' 2. Exposition of the right path and the wrong path, and knowing the determination of happiness 3. Non-attached speech, the state of conflict, and the state of non-conflict Reference: Aranavibhangasuttam (MN.139) | Komyoji Sutra Treasury https://komyojikyozo.web.fc2.com/mnup...



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