The Open Court 33, No.762
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Lest the social energism of Shakyan morals he ignored, it is necessary to point out that af^paiiiada. or vigilance, streuuousuess, and activity, is the first article in the Buddhist monk's creed of life.
''By rousing himself, hy earnestness, by restraint and control," says Shakya in the Phamiiiapada. "the wise man may make for himself an island that no flood can overwhelm.... Marnest among the thoughtless, awake among the sleepers, the wise man advances like a racer leaving behind the hack.... ...'fhe mendicant who delights in earnestness and looks with fear on thoughtlessness moves ahotit like fire, burning all his fetters small and large." It is moral and intellectual gymnasts such as these. "mo\ing about like fire." that built the first hospitals of the world for men and animals, estab- lished rest-houses and planted trees for wayfarers, popularized the trial 1)v jury and the methods of election, \oting. quorum, etc., in democratic assemblies, and founded imiversities, academies, and other seats of learning in India, China, and Japan.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lest the social energism of Shakyan morals he ignored, it is necessary to point out that af^paiiiada. or vigilance, streuuousuess, and activity, is the first article in the Buddhist monk's creed of life.
''By rousing himself, hy earnestness, by restraint and control," says Shakya in the Phamiiiapada. "the wise man may make for himself an island that no flood can overwhelm.... Marnest among the thoughtless, awake among the sleepers, the wise man advances like a racer leaving behind the hack.... ...'fhe mendicant who delights in earnestness and looks with fear on thoughtlessness moves ahotit like fire, burning all his fetters small and large." It is moral and intellectual gymnasts such as these. "mo\ing about like fire." that built the first hospitals of the world for men and animals, estab- lished rest-houses and planted trees for wayfarers, popularized the trial 1)v jury and the methods of election, \oting. quorum, etc., in democratic assemblies, and founded imiversities, academies, and other seats of learning in India, China, and Japan.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carus, Paul, 1852-1919 to read onlineMoreLess
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