• The Holy Pavarana is an important day of Theravada Buddhist World and Celebrated on the full moon of the Eleventh lunar month. It marks the end of the month of Vassa” or Buddhist Lent." Literally ‘pavarana’ means inviting admonition and Purnima means the 'Full Moon Day'. This day marks the end of the Rainy Season in Asian countries and abroad wherever they follow Theravada Buddhist Tradition.

  • Hollywood star Angelina Jolie, who is set to marry fiance Brad Pitt this summer, has picked her wedding date with the help of a Buddhist monk.

  • Are there no law and order in Bangladesh while 25 thousand Islamists demolished Buddhist temples, houses and business centres dated September 29, 2012?

  • Pala dynasty, which brought prosperity and stable government to the region for more than four centuries. Its patronage nurtured the arts and sheltered the remnants of the of the Buddhists in the Indian subcontinent where Hinduism was becoming a powerful force. The Palas were the last powerful Buddhist Monarchs on the subcontinent.They also established diplomatic relations with kingdom of Srivijaya,which controlled much of the Indonesian archipelago.

  • Buddhism strongly claims that World peace is achievable when there is no longer conflict over resources. Till now different people have given different types of theoretical possibility for the world peace

  • Bangladesh has successfully separated the Judiciary from the Executive but several black laws still influence the rulers in creating Special Tribunals in using several black laws including the Special Powers Act.

  • TREAT EVERYONE WITH POLITENESS, EVEN THOSE WHO ARE RUDE TO YOU, NOT BECAUSE THEY ARE NICE BUT YOU ARE.

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Monday, April 30, 2012

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Is human diversity valuable? How? Please explain

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We say diversity when many different types of things or people are included in something:
According to me yes Human diversity is very important to us.  It important because what an individual wants the society does not want and what the society wants an individual does not want. If we don’t have different types of people around us then we will never have new ideas and we will always be with the same genetic.

Friday, April 27, 2012

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Self control

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Introduction

            We have all disappointed ourselves through being uncontrolled mind at some time. There are many times in our life when we have to do, to go, to act. Self Control is not always staying still, not hurrying, not rushing. Everything has to be ready on time, and Self Control is the discipline and training to be able to achieve our objectives.

            Self Control brings beauty. Self Control brings strength. Self Control brings happiness.  Through Self Control we can achieve our goals.

Saturday, April 7, 2012

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What are the Buddhist solutions to conflicts?

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Ensuring the Freedom of thought, speech, and action. The authority should not interfere with the citizen’s right to form all kinds of peaceful political, religious, social, or cultural assemblies or associations. Mahāparinibbāna sutta states firstly, people must assemble frequently. Secondly, they should assemble peacefully or in unison, arise peacefully and transact business peacefully. The absence of social security can affect not only the destitute but also society as a whole, leading to a full fledge conflict. Ensuring Social Security of life and property, guarantee to the right of life. “All beings desire happiness” and “life is dear to every living being”. Buddhism recognizes the fundamental equality of all human beings in respect of their caste. Equal protection and absence of any form of discrimination is essential for the peace of a country. Ruler’s responsibility: “righteous conduct and “impartial conduct. Promoting Relationships Based upon Respect and Trust. Avoiding Destructive Activities. Avoiding Cruelty and Punishment. Providing Economic Development. Respecting Each Others Belief and Faith. Exercising Forgiveness, Tolerance, and Contentment.