Saddha in this Collection of Buddhist Scriptures Aims

Abstract

Analysis of Saddha in this collection of Buddhist scriptures
have a purpose to study the concept of Saddhā in Buddhist scriptures. and to analyze the information obtained to show the value of faith in Buddhist scriptures. And it can be the righteousness presented in the teachings of Buddhism has two aspects: the righteous disposition of sampannayatana (accomplished in the mind) and the righteous disposition of vippannayatana (accomplished in discernment). However, Buddhism emphasizes the righteousness that encompasses both disposition and wisdom. Righteousness holds significant virtues in two aspects: firstly, it serves to eradicate undesirable qualities, namely asassatthiya and avijjā (non-virtuous mental states), preventing their arising and cultivating clarity of mind. Secondly, righteousness functions as a catalyst for the emergence of meritorious qualities, including generosity, happiness, morality, concentration, and wisdom. It plays a crucial role in creating opportunities for the manifestation of desirable qualities, allowing individuals to develop themselves through wisdom to attain the ultimate goal in life.