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Gautam Buddhas was primarily an ethical teacher that taught the importance of self-discipline & ethics to lead a happy life.
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four fold truth
He taught his ethics via the 4 truths:- (1) world is full of suffering (2) suffering has a cause (3) desire is the cause of suffering (4) if desire is eliminated suffering can be eliminated.
for this he recomended the 8-fold path of yoga → yama, niyama, pranayama, asana, pratyahara, dharana, dhyana & samadhi;
Contemporary times
(1) Greed & vices can be reduced & controlled following path of yama & niyama along with pratyahara (aversion to passions) (control of senses)
(2) Stress management & Anger management on reducing desires for sey & becoming more compassionate.
(3) Avoiding entremities i.e aversion or hate & attachment or obsession to things by following Buddhas Madhyam marga (midde path).
(4) Conflict of interests can be avoided by understanding momentariness of things by Buddhas teaching of Kshanikavada (Theory of momentaryness).
(5) Peace of Mind & freedom from sorrow can be achieved using Buddhas teachings of meditation & temperence.
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Hence, Buddhas teachings of momentariness & middle path give us a good & reliable moral compass to navigate in ethical dillennias.
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