The Benefits of the Tipitaka Study: Moral and Moral Principle Dimension

Abstract

This academic article focused on the benefits of the Tipitaka studies in moral and moral principles. By mainly using documentary education. The results found that: - In living and living together in that society. Naturally needed peace. Tipitaka or Buddhism is the teachings of the Buddha. The teachings of the Buddha are, therefore, very important and necessary to integrate, apply, create unity, reconciliation, and reconciliation in society and able to live together peacefully and sustainably especially the integration of applications for the benefit of both moral and moral. Moral benefits include the principles of holding for the daily life of each person, which is a role model for ways of life such as showing respect for the Triple Gem, namely the Buddha, the Dhamma and the Sangha, showing respect for parents and benefactors philanthropy, such as moral principles such as principles that create good social relations at all levels. Fellowship principles for living together in a happy society such as friendliness. Respect for the King, humility for adults. Expression of gratitude forgiveness gives an opportunity and gives hope and encouragement. Relief helps and open-mindedness does not conflict etc.