December 2024

Morality, or Sīla, is emphasized in the teachings of both the Buddha and Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar as essential for personal and societal change. It includes the Five Precepts, a universal moral code encouraging ethical living. Sīla fosters harmony, social justice, and spiritual progress toward Nibbāna. Ambedkar viewed morality as a transformative force against systemic oppression, advocating for its role in fostering a just society. Ultimately, Sīla helps individuals achieve happiness and collective well-being.

The practice of dāna, or giving, is one of the most significant and transformative acts in Buddhism. It is not merely an act of charity but a profound spiritual exercise that brings both the giver and the receiver closer to the path of liberation. Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar, a stalwart of social justice and the architect