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https://pantip.com/topic/43209647?sc=fYl5wHQ


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https://pantip.com/topic/43221947?sc=DZ4gp1c



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The Kalama Sutra (also sometimes called the Kalama Sutta) is a significant discourse in Buddhism, particularly valued for its emphasis on critical thinking and personal investigation. It's found within the Anguttara Nikaya of the Pali Canon (Tipitaka).
Here's a breakdown of its key elements:
Context:
* The Buddha delivered this discourse to the people of Kesaputta, known as the Kalamas, who were confused by the conflicting claims of various religious teachers and philosophers.
* They asked the Buddha how they could determine which teachings were true.
Key Teachings:
* Rejection of Blind Faith:
   * The Buddha advised the Kalamas not to accept teachings simply because:
    * They have been repeatedly heard.
    * They are traditional.
    * They are rumored or widely accepted.
    * They are found in scriptures.
    * They are based on logical reasoning.
    * They are based on philosophical theories.
    * They are based on appearances.
    * They are based on the authority of a respected teacher.
* Emphasis on Personal Investigation:
   * Instead, the Buddha encouraged the Kalamas to examine teachings for themselves, based on their own experience and reasoning.
   * He advised them to consider whether a teaching, when practiced, leads to:
    * Wholesome or unwholesome states of mind.
    * Benefit or harm.
    * Happiness or suffering.
* Guidance for Ethical Living:
   * The Kalama Sutra also emphasizes the importance of ethical conduct.
   * The Buddha encouraged the Kalamas to cultivate wholesome qualities and avoid unwholesome ones.
Significance:
* The Kalama Sutra is often cited as a testament to Buddhism's emphasis on reason and personal experience.
* It encourages individuals to take responsibility for their own spiritual development and not blindly accept dogma.
* It is relevant to modern times, where individuals are bombarded with information from various sources.
In essence, the Kalama Sutra is a powerful reminder to cultivate critical thinking, examine our beliefs, and live ethically.