Outlines of Mahayana Buddhism
Outlines of Mahayana Buddhism
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We thus escape the mechanical con- ception of life, we are saved from the despair of pre- determination, though this is true to a great extent ; CHAPTER VIII. 199 and we are assured of the actualisation of hopes, however remote it may be. Though the curse of evil karma may sometimes hang upon us very heavily, there is no reason to bury our aspirations altogether in the grave; on the contrary, let us bear it bravely and perform all the acts of goodness to destroy the last remnant of evil and to ...mature the stock of good karma.
The Maturing of Good Stock (kugalamula) and the Accumulation of merits (punyaskandka).
One of the most significant facts, which we cannot well afford to ignore while treating of the doctrine of karma, is the Buddhist belief that (Jakyamuni reached his supreme Buddhahood only after a long practise of the six virtues of perfection (paramitds) through many a rebirth. This belief constitutes the very foundation of the ethics of Buddhism and has all-important bearings on the doctrine of karma.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We thus escape the mechanical con- ception of life, we are saved from the despair of pre- determination, though this is true to a great extent ; CHAPTER VIII. 199 and we are assured of the actualisation of hopes, however remote it may be. Though the curse of evil karma may sometimes hang upon us very heavily, there is no reason to bury our aspirations altogether in the grave; on the contrary, let us bear it bravely and perform all the acts of goodness to destroy the last remnant of evil and to ...mature the stock of good karma.
The Maturing of Good Stock (kugalamula) and the Accumulation of merits (punyaskandka).
One of the most significant facts, which we cannot well afford to ignore while treating of the doctrine of karma, is the Buddhist belief that (Jakyamuni reached his supreme Buddhahood only after a long practise of the six virtues of perfection (paramitds) through many a rebirth. This belief constitutes the very foundation of the ethics of Buddhism and has all-important bearings on the doctrine of karma.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daisetz Teitaro Suzuki to read onlineMoreLess
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