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Buddha and His Theory of Dhamma
abhidhamma"
While Dhamma is one of the three refuges and treated as a fundamental emblem of Buddhism, Abhidhamma takes a further step in considering ‘everything as dhamma’. Does it mean to refuge everything? If the world is the dhamma, should we refuge the world? What type of dhamma should we refuge?
Buddha offers a ‘theory’ for overcoming of suffering. This is also known as four noble truths. Given that all human beings end up with suffering, some says - Buddhism is mere a psychological treaty and other says Buddhism is a ‘science’ but none of these notions consider as a religion. We will examine these thoughts from the standpoint of Dhamma and Abhidhamma theory. You will learn this from the traditional belief.
This includes:
Definition of dhamma and abhidhamma
Dhamma and Abhidhamma theory relating to the human nature
Dhamma and Abhidhamma theory relating to the physical and metaphysical existence
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The Philosophical Psychology of Buddhism
The Abhidhamm is the analysis of the mind and mental processes that combines philosophy, psychology and ethics; being held in the highest regard by both monks and scholars throughout southern Asia.
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