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I. Introduction.1. Greed: desire, indulgence, passion, enjoy, try to hold, glue, satisfied, desire pleasure, fame, ...Are the causes of unhappiness, affliction and anxiety for humans. According to Buddhism, these three poisons are not created by god, by destiny, or by chance. Because all psychological reactions are conditioned by karmic means, this means that the psyche and the scene catalyze one another. It can be said that "greed and greed" is the product of bad subjective psychology and objectively polluted object. These three dharma are maintained and developed continuously in the life of beings in the present as well as in the past and if not eradicated, they persist and develop in the future - the last minutes as well as the life After every living being. They exist and thrive in unruffled beings, through the evil deeds of the body (such as killing, stealing, mischief), In the evil word of mouth (such as lying, talking weaving, speaking double tongue, speaking evil), in the evil thoughts of the mind (desire, brutality, misunderstanding). They can be found easily in the actions, language, and thoughts of oneself and of others. Experience tells us that wherever and whenever, when greed is present and reigning, personal or communal life becomes miserable. It should be noted that greed is not to be regarded as abstract, but merely to exist in human psychology, but to find their concrete existence through usurpation, exploitation, cruelty, Kill, through dark thoughts, misleading in all personal and collective activities. Greed is a product of man and society and is the cause of damage to human wellbeing, just like the bloom of bamboo and the symbol of bamboo; That means when the bamboo is blooming when the bamboo died. While teaching people that the Satori is the cause of suffering life, it is necessary to destroy, the Buddha also tells us there are three dharmas, samsara, samsara which are the psychological factors that should be Developed to build a peaceful life. To develop these three good deeds we must cultivate the path of the Path of Wisdom. II. Right Chief The Buddha also tells us that there are three Noble Truths, anger, and no-emotion are the psychological factors that should be developed to build a peaceful life. To develop these three good deeds we must cultivate the path of the Path of Wisdom. II. Right Chief The Buddha also tells us that there are three Noble Truths, anger, and no-emotion are the psychological factors that should be developed to build a peaceful life. To develop these three good deeds we must cultivate the path of the Path of Wisdom. II. Right Chief At the Vihara in Savatthi, at that time King Pasenadi of Kosala went to the Blessed One; After paying homage to the Blessed One and sit down. Sitting down one side, Pasenadi of Kosala White Church: |
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