Abstract
Buddhism was born in India from the 6th century BC, in the condition of society divided by unequal caste system. Buddhism was born as the successor and continuation of famous religious and philosophical movements of ancient India and is considered as one of the social doctrines against injustice in contemporary society. Propagation of the Dharma is a noble and sacred duty of a Buddhist disciple, because the purpose of the Buddha's birth was for the benefit of the many, out of compassion for the world, for the happiness and well-being of gods and species. people. Therefore, the Buddha's teachings are a practical way of life, inseparable from human beings. If you do not bring the righteous Dharma to all sentient beings to inherit, then Buddhism has no benefit. Inherited sentient beings must rely on the messengers of the Tathagata to propagate. Keywords: Dissemination of the Dharma, monks and nuns, Buddhism, the benefit of sentient beings. DOI: 10.7176/JPCR/54-04 Publication date: September 30 th 2021
Highlights
IntroductionVe (Kapilavasu) of Central India at that time and Queen Ma Da (Maya)
Preamble Prince Siddhartha (Shidartha) is the founder of Buddhism, he was born in 624 BC, belongs to the Sakya family, the son of King Tinh San King Da Na (Sudhodana) ruled the country of Kapila
Buddhist monks and nuns on duty to propagate the Dharma, "The Tathagata Tathagata, the Tathagata's Action," must make the Buddha Dharma more and more popular everywhere, in all ages, all walks of life.. happy vow to save sentient beings, that is the ultimate ideal of a Buddhist disciple
Summary
Ve (Kapilavasu) of Central India at that time and Queen Ma Da (Maya). He lived in a royal life, he still recognized the suffering of life and the impermanence of the world, so he was determined to leave home to seek the way to find the cause of suffering and the method of eliminating suffering to solve it. After many years of searching for teachers to learn the Way, he realized that their cultivation methods could not liberate people from suffering. He sat down to meditate under the Bodhi tree. Buddhist monks and nuns on duty to propagate the Dharma, "The Tathagata Tathagata, the Tathagata's Action," must make the Buddha Dharma more and more popular everywhere, in all ages, all walks of life.. happy vow to save sentient beings, that is the ultimate ideal of a Buddhist disciple
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