Life of the Buddha (Khmer) 18 End

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23. World Peace.
In the Buddha's Teaching the highest emphasis is laid on the law of cause and effect, or the conditionality of all mundane phenomena. Greed, hatred and delusion are the chief causes that lead to unsatisfactoriness in the world. If one seeks to escape from this state of dissatisfaction one should try to get rid of the underlying craving and anger or hatred due to ignorance of the true nature of things. War is diametrically opposed to peace. Conflict is due to the various malignant motives stagnating in the minds of men. The control of such thoughts as greed, jealousy, hate and so on will certainly lead to peace. Permanent peace will only come when one has completely eradicated these mental defilements. Wars will cease and peaceful dialogue between individuals will lead to a world of peaceful and harmonious living. Petty squabbles arose between the farmers on both sides of the river Rohini which served as the boundary between the Sakyan and the Koliyan Kingdoms, as each side tried to divert as much water as possible to their fields. Finally these led to a major confrontation of the two armies. The Buddha arriving on the scene exhorts them on the calamitous results of war and the advantage of arriving at a peaceful settlement. Thus war is averted and peace restored. It should be mentioned that the Buddha has been the only religious teacher to have visited a battlefront in person and acted as a true mediator in averting war.

24. The Maha Parinibbana.
The Buddha was born as a prince under a tree, gained Supreme Enlightenment under a tree and wandered about India for 45 years giving, His Teaching to the world, and finally passed away at the age of eighty at Kusinara under a tree as a human being.

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  • any translated video ...very interested...please...

  • @sathishfiles sorry there is no any video translation for this video but you can read the text in English that I put in the video description instead.

  • He the light of my life on earth. May the Buddhe light be with you at all time "Khmerbuddhist"

    Thank you!!! for your time for this great story.

  • Thank you very much for your kind wishing to me, Khmer2013. You the same. May peace and happiness be upon you always!

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  • Kherma's were initially HIndus like the rest of south east asia. Ankgor Wat is a Hindu temple.

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  • thank you very much for your video goo luck for oyu

  • Please Add English Subtitles if possible.

  • It is a great story of all time.In this world if every body follows Lord Buddha teaching, We will live in the peace for a whole life.Even I have alot of things that I still not understand at all about this religion but I am happy to accept that every thing from this teaching is true and logical for all time . My beloved tripple gems...

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