Mahayana Buddhism Teaching Relating to Self & Societies Development Avoid Loneliness

Abstract

            This article aims to study the application of the important principles teaching of Mahayana Buddhism to the development oneself and society avoid loneliness. Descriptive writing clarified Mahayana places a significant emphasis on the concept of Bodhicitta, which is believed to reside within each individual. The teachings of the Triyana and Trikaya elucidate the process of cultivating this inherent potential and competency through self-understanding, meditation practice, and an exploration of the nature of society. By applying these insights to better understand oneself and societal dynamics, individuals may find that their experience of loneliness diminishes, facilitating a more peaceful coexistence. The article advocates for the conduction of studies within smaller groups to explore the comparative principles of various sects, aiming to identify limitations relevant to diverse contexts appropriately.