The Buddha gave the much loved Kalama Sutta that questions authority. Here is the Totnes Sutta with the same principle.
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The Kalama Sutta (Sutta means discourse) The Kalama people told the Buddha they were perplexed by the different spiritual/religious views. He replied: “It is fitting for you to be perplexed. Doubt has arisen in you about a perplexing matter.” Then the Buddha gave to the Kalama people of north India a discourse. This discourse constitutes one of his most loved statements endorsing our capacity to question authority.
The Buddha gave the much loved Kalama Sutta that questions authority. Here is the Totnes Sutta with the same principle.
The Buddha gave the much loved Kalama Sutta…
The Buddha gave the much loved Kalama Sutta that questions authority. Here is the Totnes Sutta with the same principle.
The Kalama Sutta (Sutta means discourse) The Kalama people told the Buddha they were perplexed by the different spiritual/religious views. He replied: “It is fitting for you to be perplexed. Doubt has arisen in you about a perplexing matter.” Then the Buddha gave to the Kalama people of north India a discourse. This discourse constitutes one of his most loved statements endorsing our capacity to question authority.