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 1 Intro     |    possible to draw sentences from Buddhist writers which seem to support
 2 Intro(1)  |                      Edward Conze, Buddhist Thought in India, 1960,
 3 Intro     |          the framework of the Påli Buddhist texts, but also for an awareness
 4 Intro(2)  |         S.P. Misra, Development of Buddhist Ethics, p. 44. ~
 5 Detach    |         path. The formation of the Buddhist monastic Sangha was grounded
 6 Detach    |  implications of detachment within Buddhist spiritual practice. Upadhi-viveka,
 7 Detach    |      looking at both of them. ~The Buddhist texts refer to four strands
 8 Detach    |     impartially. ~To return to the Buddhist tradition: The Buddha was
 9 Compas    |        suffering of others. In the Buddhist texts the term often refers
10 Compas    |   Nevertheless, the definitions of Buddhist writers past and present,
11 Compas    |            and if those who accuse Buddhist compassion of being too
12 Compas    |             In contrast, the ideal Buddhist model for society, as deduced
13 Compas(27)|               See E.W. Burlingame, Buddhist Legends (PTS, 1969). ~
14 Compas    |          describes the enlightened Buddhist disciple as distant from
15 Compas    |      raised by observers about the Buddhist notions of detachment and
16 Compas    |         other towards it; that the Buddhist concept of compassion is
17 Author    | Postgraduate Institute of Pali and Buddhist Studies, University of Kelaniya.