Unity And Inclusivity for Human Dignity: Buddhist Insights For World Peace and Sustainable Development.
Keywords:
Buddhism, Human Dignity, World Peace, Sustainable DevelopmentAbstract
The goals of world peace & sustainable development, in this more linked globe, revolve around the pursuit of inclusivity, unity, & human dignity. this study delves into the profound teachings of Buddhism and attempts to answer the urgent problems facing modern society by applying Buddhist ideas. A profound feeling of oneness and inclusion that surpasses social, cultural, & economic hurdles is fostered by the interdependence, nonviolence, and compassion emphasised in Buddhist philosophy. Humanity may lay the groundwork for future sustainability and peaceful cooperation by accepting and practicing these principles. Every person has inherent value, and the Buddhist perspective on human dignity promotes this value by calling for tolerance, compassion, and fair treatment.
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To make known "The Teaching of the Buddha".
To induce Human and Family Values.
To promote Moral and Spiritual Values.
To develop and cultivate Meditation & Wisdom.
To learn Pali Language & Literature.
To learn History of Buddhism in India & abroad