Schools of Buddhism developed in response to differences in historical conditions and the capacities of practitioners. So from the fundamental perspective of Buddhism, schools and sects are unnecessary additions. There is nothing that Buddhism does not encompass. It is not a religion it is a science but it does not contradict our modern scientific approach. It is not philosophy, but it transcends philosophy. It is not literature but it certainly has literature. It is not aesthetics but it contributes greatly to aesthetics. It is not spirituality but it does not lack the qualities of spirituality. Today we have many who want to make more orders, schools and associations,however, Buddhism is none of these things for it is individual and tailored by the person who lives it and this is what makes it so unique in the history of Humanity.
Posted on: Wed, 09 Jul 2014 13:07:23 +0000
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