Introduction: Significance and Early History Buddha Gaya (Bodhgaya) is an important and holy place for all the Buddhists of the world. It is at this place that Prince Siddartha attained enlightenment and proclaimed the Four Noble Truths through the Eight Fold path leading to Nibbana. Buddha Gaya was earlier known as Uruvela during the Buddha’s […]
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Morality, or Sīla, is emphasized in the teachings of both the Buddha and Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar as essential for personal and societal change. It includes the Five Precepts, a universal moral code encouraging ethical living. Sīla fosters harmony, social justice, and spiritual progress toward Nibbāna. Ambedkar viewed morality as a transformative force against systemic oppression, advocating for its role in fostering a just society. Ultimately, Sīla helps individuals achieve happiness and collective well-being.
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The practice of dāna, or giving, is one of the most significant and transformative acts in Buddhism. It is not merely an act of charity but a profound spiritual exercise that brings both the giver and the receiver closer to the path of liberation. Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar, a stalwart of social justice and the architect
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