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Collection of classic Buddhist scriptures

Buddhism was born in India from the sixth century BC, in the social conditions divided according to the regime of inequality. Buddhism was born as a successor, following the famous religious and philosophical movements of ancient India and considered one of the social doctrines against the injustice in contemporary society.

The authors of this collection:

- The Dalai Lama

- Zen monk Thich Nhat Hanh

- Thich Nhat Tu

- Thich Thanh Tu

- Thich Thien Hoa

- Thich Tri Sieu

- .... (Many works in Hoa Sen library)

The main idea of ​​Buddhism is to teach people who are good and knowledgeable to build a good life in the present. Buddhism does not recognize a supreme being who governs the life of man, does not bestow or bless anyone but in everyone's life must obey the Law of Human-Fruit, doing good deeds will be blessed and do evil is subject to report.

Buddhism also represents a progressive religion when there is no discriminatory attitude. The Buddha once said: "There is no class in the same blood red, no level in the same salty tears." In addition, Buddhism also shows the spirit of solidarity and non-discrimination between spiritual practitioners and followers, the Buddhist point of view is "Four fellow practitioners", namely monks, nuns, male Buddhists and female Buddhists. they all cultivated together and if anyone has determination, they can accomplish as Buddha.