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Buddhist Perspective on the Development of Social Welfare

by Ashin Indacara | 2011 | 61,386 words

Buddhism Theravada

This page relates 鈥楢ccomplishment of Good Friendship (Kalyana-mittata)鈥� of the study on the Buddhist perspective on the development of Social Welfare, employing primarily the concepts of Utthana-sampada (persistent effort) and Arakkha-sampada (watchfulness). Based on the teachings of the Buddha in the Dighajanu Sutta and other canonical texts, this essay emphasizes the importance of effort, knowledge, and good karma in achieving social welfare.

Chapter 2 - The Accomplishment of Good Friendship (Kaly膩峁嘺-mittat膩)

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1. Introduction

2. General Characteristics of Good Friendship

3. Definition and Interpretation of Friend (Mitta)

4. Significance of Good Friend

5. Four Kinds of Loyal Friends

6. Seven Qualifications of Good Friend

7. Further Seven Characteristics of Good Friend

8. The Sixteen Characteristics of True and Loyal Friend

9. Five-fold Kinds of a False Friend

10. The Sixteen Bad Characteristics of a False and Pretended Friend

11. Causes of End of Friendship

12. Causes of Stable and Steady Friendship

13. Characteristics of the Wicked and Wise Person (Introduction)

13.1. Four Characteristics of the Wicked Person

13.2. Four Characteristics of the Wise Person

14. Good and Bad Qualifications of the Wise and the Wicked Person

15. The Characteristics of the Outcaste

16. Ten Kinds of Great Friends

17. Who should not be Associated as a Friend

18. The Duties Of A Good Friend

Last Updated: 01 January, 2025

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