Lovely Love : หน้า 8/62 Explores the importance of mutual understanding and respect in marriage through the lens of Dhamma, emphasizing shared values and the pursuit of Perfection.
Marriage is a critical aspect of life that requires careful consideration before entering. It is not just about love, but about mutual respect, understanding, and shared virtues that lead to a happy union. The purpose of marriage is to support each other in the pursuit of Perfections while sharing faith in The Triple Gem and values such as The Five Precepts. Life’s challenges, influenced by The Eight Worldly Conditions, can lead to suffering, necessitating a strong partnership to navigate these hurdles. A supportive partner can help maintain focus on the path of Dhamma and strive towards achieving Nibbana together.
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- Importance of mutual understanding in marriage - Dhamma perspective on relationships - The role of shared values in marriage - Navigating life's challenges as a couple - Pursuit of Perfections in marriage
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self, just as he or she ought to learn about us. Once a
foundation of mutual understanding, mutual respect
and shared virtues is built, a happy marriage will
follow.
Marriage - a Dhamma point of view
Marriage forms an integral part of our lives. Thus,
before we enter this union, we need to analyze
carefully the reason why we want to marry. If we
cannot find a good reason, it means that we are
probably not ready to marry. Love alone is not
enough, because we may change our minds later.
There should be something greater, something more
worthwhile for the binding of two lives.
Whoever wants to, should contemplate carefully. The
purpose of a marriage is to be true friends to one
another, to look out for each other, and to be a partner
in the pursuit of Perfections. Ideally, a married
couple should share an equal faith in The Triple Gem,
The Five Precepts, The Right View and The Law of
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In life we will encounter many obstacles, stress and
problems because we are governed by what is known
as The Eight Worldly Conditions (Lokadhamma),
which states that "nothing is constant and everything
is subjected to change". These conditions comprise of
gain and loss, dignity and obscurity, praise and blame,
as well as happiness and pain
Our attachment to worldly matters always results in
suffering. As a result, our efforts in the pursuit of
Perfections can run into obstacles and we can lose
sight of the ultimate goal of achieving Nibbana. A
good soul mate can play an important role in steering
us back onto the right path, the path of Dhamma. If
our partner falters in his or her pursuit of
Perfections, it should also be our responsibility to
help the person get back on the path
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