Ethics

             Buddhism has been practice in Asia for more than twenty five hundred years as a way of life. Buddhism being as both philosophy and religion which Eastern people practices in order to achieve the greatest possible human perfection.
             Siddhartha being born in a royal family with the bloodline of a sage of Sakya tribe. Which they called as the blessed one or the one who came in the same way like the Buddhas.
             After encountering the four significant things which is; the old man, the sick man, the dead man, and a shaven-headed man, a recluse, wearing the yellow robe, looking contented and peace with himself. He realizes that there is no exception in life's suffering, he desire to search a way to eliminate the suffering of man.
             There are three parts in Buddhist teaching. The first is the Sutras, a collection of sermons and moral fables. The Vinaya, a collection of monastic laws; And the Avhidarma, a collection of moral and metaphysical treatises.
             The Dharma is the law or Doctrine also known as the Noble Fourfold Truth.
             · Suffering involves a chain of causes
             · There is a path to the cessation of suffering
             The focus of the Noble Eight-Fold Path is the cultivation of wisdom, moral conduct, and mental discipline in order to eliminate ignorance and craving. And by following this noble a person would be free from Karma.
             o Thou shall not have illicit sexual relations
             o Thou shall not take alcoholic drinks
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