Realism vs Idealism - it's significance in the story 'The Sermon at Benaras'
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The Buddha‟s devotion towards understanding the causes and cessation of suffering and his indifference towards metaphysical speculations is a key theme in many of the Buddhist of the canon. From the moment he got enlightened at Bodhgaya to his first sermon at Sarnath to his mah pari at Kushinagar, one can observe the Buddha‟s inclination towards the lived experience of being, the importance of practicing the Buddhist path and the avoidance of unnecessary scholastic formulations. It is true that in order to teach the Dhamma to his disciples, he made use of many concepts and tools which can be suitably accommodated in a philosophical schema.55 However, he continuously stressed that no grand philosophical system should be built out of his teachings as his sole aim was to lay bare the causal nexus of existence in front of people so as to help them overcome suffering, and nothing more than that.56 In many of his sermon , he pointed out the fact that his teachings were provisional tools which were to be used only as a means to the realization of (enlightenment) and never as a philosophy to be obsessively clung to.
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