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Buddhism: Peace and Conflict
Buddhist peacemaking and the Buddhist Peace Fellowship
- 3 things to know
- Paper 2
Overview
Dhammapada 5 to 8 on hatred and quarrels, peace beginning in the mind, justice, forgiveness and reconciliation, what the Buddhist Peace Fellowship does, Maha Ghosananda, and Nipponzan Myohoji.
What you need to know
Answer each one before you reveal it.
What does Dhammapada 5 teach about hatred?
What does Dhammapada 6 teach about quarrels?
Questions from this subtopic
Each one with the model answer underneath.
- 1
What is peacemaking in Buddhism?
Model answer
Peacemaking means actively working to end conflict and build understanding between people. Buddhists see it as an expression of karuna and metta.
- 2
What does Dhammapada 5 teach about hatred?
Model answer
Dhammapada 5 says hatred is never ended by hatred, but only by non-hatred. The verse calls this an eternal law.
- 3
What does Dhammapada 6 teach about quarrels?
Model answer
Dhammapada 6 says many people forget that we must all die one day. People who remember death settle their quarrels.
- 4
How do Dhammapada 7–8 relate to peacemaking?
Model answer
Dhammapada 7–8 compare an undisciplined person to a weak tree blown down by the wind. A self-controlled person stands firm like a rocky mountain.
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How do the opening verses of the Dhammapada show that peace begins in the mind?
Model answer
The Dhammapada opens by teaching that the mind shapes every word and deed. The work of peace therefore starts with calming one's own anger.
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Why is justice important in Buddhist peacemaking?
Model answer
Injustice breeds resentment, which keeps conflict alive. A lasting peace must deal fairly with the grievances of all sides.
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