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This happened to MP. No wonder Ambedkar and his friends followed Buddhism. From Buddha and Karl Marx — I enumerate them below as I have understood them from my reading of the Tripitaka : 1. Religion is necessary for a free Society. 2. Not every Religion is worth having. 3. Religion must relate to facts of life and not to theories and speculations about God, or Soul or Heaven or Earth. 4. It is wrong to make God the centre of Religion. 5. It is wrong to make salvation of the soul as the centre of Religion. 6. It is wrong to make animal sacrifices to be the centre of religion. 7. Real Religion lives in the heart of man and not in the Shastras. 8. Man and morality must be the centre of religion. If not, Religion is a cruel superstition. 9. It is not enough for Morality to be the ideal of life. Since there is no God it must become the law of life. 10. The function of Religion is to reconstruct the world and to make it happy and not to explain its origin or its end. 11. That the unhappiness in the world is due to conflict of interest and the only way to solve it is to follow the Ashtanga Marga. 12. That private ownership of property brings power to one class and sorrow to another. 13. That it is necessary for the good of Society that this sorrow be removed by removing its cause. 14. All human beings are equal. 15. Worth and not birth is the measure of man. 16. What is important is high ideals and not noble birth. 17. Maitri or fellowship towards all must never be abandoned. One owes it even to one’s enemy. 18. Every one has a right to learn. Learning is as necessary for man to live as food is. 19. Learning without character is dangerous. 20. Nothing is infallible. Nothing is binding forever. Every thing is subject to inquiry and examination. 21. Nothing is final. 22. Every thing is subject to the law of causation. 23. Nothing is permanent or sanatan. Every thing is subject to change. Being is always becoming. 24. War is wrong unless it is for truth and justice. 25. The victor has duties towards the vanquished. This is the creed of the Buddha in a summary form. How ancient but how fresh! How wide and how deep are his teachings! →

Roughly 50 KMs from Bangalore. If an elected MP gets this, Imagine a powerless dalit girl or boy. HT @the_hindu pic.twitter.com/1VmHF5Eu9f

Posted on September 17, 2019
by @thej

Roughly 50 KMs from Bangalore. If an elected MP gets this, Imagine a powerless dalit girl or boy.

HT @the_hindu pic.twitter.com/1VmHF5Eu9f

Posted on September 17, 2019
by @thej
in Twitter

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This happened to MP. No wonder Ambedkar and his friends followed Buddhism. From Buddha and Karl Marx — I enumerate them below as I have understood them from my reading of the Tripitaka : 1. Religion is necessary for a free Society. 2. Not every Religion is worth having. 3. Religion must relate to facts of life and not to theories and speculations about God, or Soul or Heaven or Earth. 4. It is wrong to make God the centre of Religion. 5. It is wrong to make salvation of the soul as the centre of Religion. 6. It is wrong to make animal sacrifices to be the centre of religion. 7. Real Religion lives in the heart of man and not in the Shastras. 8. Man and morality must be the centre of religion. If not, Religion is a cruel superstition. 9. It is not enough for Morality to be the ideal of life. Since there is no God it must become the law of life. 10. The function of Religion is to reconstruct the world and to make it happy and not to explain its origin or its end. 11. That the unhappiness in the world is due to conflict of interest and the only way to solve it is to follow the Ashtanga Marga. 12. That private ownership of property brings power to one class and sorrow to another. 13. That it is necessary for the good of Society that this sorrow be removed by removing its cause. 14. All human beings are equal. 15. Worth and not birth is the measure of man. 16. What is important is high ideals and not noble birth. 17. Maitri or fellowship towards all must never be abandoned. One owes it even to one’s enemy. 18. Every one has a right to learn. Learning is as necessary for man to live as food is. 19. Learning without character is dangerous. 20. Nothing is infallible. Nothing is binding forever. Every thing is subject to inquiry and examination. 21. Nothing is final. 22. Every thing is subject to the law of causation. 23. Nothing is permanent or sanatan. Every thing is subject to change. Being is always becoming. 24. War is wrong unless it is for truth and justice. 25. The victor has duties towards the vanquished. This is the creed of the Buddha in a summary form. How ancient but how fresh! How wide and how deep are his teachings! →

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