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Buddhapātia and sāntaraksita
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From the Buddhist perspective, Math does not exist. It’s part of the world of duality, just a manifestation of confusion that dulls the senses and distracts us from undifferentiated reality. Mathematics won’t tell you who you are, free you from sorrow, or do anything truly substantial in your existence.
From the Buddhist perspective, Math is a pathway to liberation. Mathematics are very precise and exacting. It takes enormous strength of mind to hold complex mathematical concepts in your head. Buddhists need this strength of mind in order to meditate effectively - this is why Buddhist monks study many forms of mental training. Mathematics is a very effective vehicle of mental training.
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The goal of Buddhist education is to attain wisdom. In Sanskrit, the language of ancient India, the Buddhist wisdom was called Anuttara-Samyak-Sambhodi meaning the perfect ultimate wisdom. The Buddha taught us that the main objective of our practice was to achieve this ultimate wisdom. The chief aim of Buddhist education is all round development of child’s personality. This includes his physical, mental, moral and intellectual development. The other aims of Buddhist Education are to make a free man, a wise, intelligent, moral, non-violent & secular man.
Buddhist Education was wide open and available to the people of all walks of life. The system of Buddhist education aimed at regaining our intrinsic nature. It also teaches absolute equality which stemmed from Buddha‘s recognition that all sentient beings possess thisinnate wisdom and nature. Buddha‘s teaching helps us to realize that innate, perfect, ultimate wisdom .With wisdom, we can then solve all our problems and turn suffering into happiness.
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