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Buddha Knows : หน้า 32/81 Explore the Buddhist perspective on sexual life, emphasizing commitment and the role of parents as spiritual guides.
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สรุปเนื้อหา
Buddhism teaches that sexual intercourse should be viewed as a commitment, primarily for procreation and the enhancement of roles within a family. Unlike animals driven by instinct, human relationships should foster a spiritual connection, with parents serving as the first teachers and mentors for their children. This perspective encourages couples to rise above mere physical desires and to focus on their vital roles in guiding their offspring towards virtues and enlightenment.
หัวข้อประเด็น
-Buddhist teachings on sex
-Commitment in relationships
-The role of parents in Buddhism
-Contrasting human and animal sexual behaviors
-The spiritual significance of procreation
ข้อความต้นฉบับในหน้า
Buddhist View on Sex
Monica : What does Buddhist script say about sexual life for
the Buddhists?
Luang Phaw: Buddhism suggests that intercourse should be treated
as a commitment rather than an entertainment. This
means that a couple should have intercourse only when
they wish to have offspring who will reincarnate to
this world for the pursuit of perfections. This makes
a human birth different from the birth of animals such
as cat and bird which are driven by lust and instinct
only. Moreover, this kind of relationship is regarded as
a means to enhance people's roles and status. It makes
husbands and wives become parents who are the
first teachers, the selfless givers, and the spiritual guide
for their children. Parents have to perform the duty of
a good virtue-mentor by presenting the gateway
leading to heaven or nirvana. They are comparable to
the noble ones of the family. Thus, all couples should
realize this issue and never be obsessed by sexual
intercourse. They should contemplate that intercourse
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