Đức Phật và Phật Pháp (Narada)

Dhamma is a system of moral philosophy and taught the only path leading to enlightenment, and as such, is not subject to mere learning or research, or to satisfy knowledge. Dhamma should certainly learn, but moreover, must be practiced, and above all, to be yourself enlightened. Mere learning without practice is not really useful. The Buddha taught that people have learning without practice is like flowers and splendid colors, but not taste. The teachings not as blind. But the school is operating without a library is like. There are few hasty criticism that Buddhism is a religion negative and passive. Unfounded criticism was quite far from the truth. Buddha is the first missionaries most active human history. Over the forty-five years, he went from one place to another to propagate the doctrine, to the masses as well as the wise. Even to his last moments serve humanity by their example in clean and noble teaching. Every prominent disciples He walked right under his steps. Not a penny in his pocket, and he went to the strange sky to spread Buddhist teachings that never prayed rewarded. "Continuous effort and perseverance" is the ultimate portable teaching of the Buddha. There is no liberation, no purification can be performed without individual try. Thus, Buddhism does not advocate for several reasons valves instead, teach meditation practices (meditation only bars), as a method of self-control, self-purification and enlightenment. The two most prominent features of Buddhist meditation and serve. In fact, all the Buddhist countries has reached its maturity in the nest of Buddhism and under the cool shade of the Buddha. "Do not do evil", that does not make you become a curse to himself and to others, is the first exhortation of the Buddha. Subsequent teachings - "doing good" - is sure to be a blessing, for themselves and for others, and last call - "purification" - it's extremely important and extremely essential. Such a religion can be called a religion is so passive and not negative?