A MANUAL OF THE DHAMMA – EDITOR’S FOREWORD & TRANSLATOR’S PREFACE – LEDI SAYADAW
Ledi Sayādaw A Manual of the Dhamma Dhamma Dīpanī Translated by U Han Htay Download the » PDF file (585
ĐỌC CHI TIẾTLedi Sayādaw (Aggamahāpaṇḍita D.Litt.)
A Manual of the Dhamma
Dhamma Dīpanī
Translated by U Han Htay
(A Directory of Manuals of Buddhism)
Editor’s Foreword in Manuals Of Buddhism
Ledi Sayādaw A Manual of the Dhamma Dhamma Dīpanī Translated by U Han Htay Download the » PDF file (585
ĐỌC CHI TIẾTA Manual of the Dhamma Dhamma Dīpanī On July 1901 seven laymen from Okkan village put thirteen questions, to which
ĐỌC CHI TIẾTThe Three Types of Monks Defined The lay people asked this question in the following sense: different kinds of Buddhist
ĐỌC CHI TIẾTFour Kinds of Transgression The phrase “sañcicca āpattiṃ āpajjati” means intentional transgression of the Vinaya rules (that is, with knowledge
ĐỌC CHI TIẾTCharacteristics of an Immoral Monk The technical term “immoral (dussīlo)” means a totally depraved monk who commits an offence of
ĐỌC CHI TIẾTLegal Status of Immoral Monks An immoral monk, at the time of his confession, becomes free from the stigma of
ĐỌC CHI TIẾTShould One Avoid Shameless and Immoral Monks? Questions two and three will be answered together as they are related. Let
ĐỌC CHI TIẾTThe Simile of the Good House A man needs to build a house in the forest, and enters the forest
ĐỌC CHI TIẾTShould One Honour Shameless and Immoral Monks? “If a person, knowing a monk to be shameless or immoral, offers the
ĐỌC CHI TIẾTInnocent Until Proven Guilty The principles of Vinaya are subtle. One must think deeply on them before one can pass
ĐỌC CHI TIẾTThe Profundity of the Vinaya How deep and subtle the Vinaya is can be understood from the following examples. A
ĐỌC CHI TIẾTThe Wisdom of King Saddhātissa Once, King Saddhātissa, knowing a monk to be shameless, controlled his mind and reformed his
ĐỌC CHI TIẾTShould One Worship Shameless and Immoral Monks? “Should a person, knowing a monk to be shameless or immoral, pay respect
ĐỌC CHI TIẾTFour Beings Worthy of Respect One must show respect to a poisonous snake, a monarch with his retinue, a monk
ĐỌC CHI TIẾTCriticising in General Terms To criticise in general terms, without reference to anyone in particular, is exposing of faults. One
ĐỌC CHI TIẾTThe Essence of the Tipiṭaka There are only three essential points in the Tipiṭaka: The higher training in morality (adhisīlasikkhā).
ĐỌC CHI TIẾTThe Folly of Ignorant Persons Common, superficial, and temporary morality must not be overvalued, since it is unstable, and not
ĐỌC CHI TIẾTWhat is Stable Morality? The moral conduct that culminates in the attainment of path consciousness is called stable morality. Morality
ĐỌC CHI TIẾTThe Most Urgent Task Today, every ordinary person possesses the five mental hindrances to a great extent. Due to their
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