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Madhyam Pratipada

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Madhyam Pratipada

  • Buddha՚s ethical theory of middle path or madhyam-pratipada is just like the golden mean theory of Aristotle. According to the theory, self-indulgent and self-mortification are both equally rolled out.
  • In his very first sermon at Sarnath, Buddha said, “there are two extremes, O monks from which he who would lead a religious life must abstain, it is the life of pleasure devoted to desire and enjoyment that is ignoble, unspiritual, u…

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Pratityasamutpada

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  • The doctrine of dependent Origination or Pratityasamutpada is the foundation of all the teachings of Buddha. It is contained in the second noble truth which gives us the cause of suffering and the third noble truth which shows the cessation of suffering.
  • Suffering according to Buddha is samsara succession of suffering is Nirvana. They are both the two aspects of the same reality. Dependent origination from the point of view of relativity is samsara while viewed from the point of reality, it is Nirvana.
  • According to Buddha, everything is relative, conditional, dependent. Subject to birth and death and therefore impermanent or momentary in nature. The c…

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