Buddhist Ethics (Robert Wright & Bhikkhu Bodhi)

Oct 4, 2019

In a thought-provoking conversation, Bhikkhu Bodhi, a renowned Buddhist monk and translator of the Pali Canon, dives into the foundations of Buddhist ethics. He explores the concept of 'not-self' and its implications for identity and moral behavior. The discussion touches on Buddhism’s stance on vegetarianism and its historical connection to animal welfare. Bhikkhu Bodhi also addresses the tension between Buddhist ideals and militarism, contemplating the role of activists within the community. Insights into right speech and the nature of craving round out this enlightening dialogue.