Ambedkarite Buddhist Community
Community for Humanity, Equality, Love, Liberty & Peace (HELP)
Bringing an individual, like-minded people or families together to achieve their
goals and get recognition as a respected community
I take refuge in
PREFACE
We all are living in a sophisticated, modern world that transcends citizenship, culture, religion, race, or gender. Many have traveled hundreds or even thousands of miles from home due to educational, professional, and family commitments. Communication technology has narrowed the distance, transforming the concept of family life. Many live independently, whether by personal preference or due to family dependencies.
Although men and women can live independently, there is a need to bring like-minded people together to shape life into something more beautiful, healthy, and happy. It’s true that education increases knowledge. More education means greater experience and academic qualifications. Education does not guarantee success, but it shows the right path to achieving it. However, attitude and behavior are the key factors that lead to 100% success. Education improves understanding, but the right attitude assists in achieving enlightenment. Therefore, developing the right attitude is equally, if not more, critical than acquiring an education.
Attitude is not taught in schools or universities; it is developed within families and communities. Being part of a good society is essential. The community imposes cultural, traditional, religious, or spiritual systems that broadly influence attitudes, which are passed from one generation to the next.
Thus, it is imperative to build our own community of like-minded people;
- To develop the right attitude
- To be disciplined and impose discipline on others and;
- To serve the community as a role model, guiding the new generation on the right path to a happy life.
In essence, strong communities support us in nurturing the attitudes and behaviors that lead to collective success and happiness.
UPCOMING EVENTS
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The Tao Te Ching
Those who stand on tiptoe, don’t stand firm. Those who rush ahead, don’t go far. Those who try to shine, dim their own light. Those who define themselves, can’t know who they really are. Those who have power over others, can’t empower themselves. Those who cling to their work, will create nothing that endures. If
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