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When we look at
the modern social context, it is seen that our growing ages of children have
been deprived of Buddhist religious education. Though the children of today
will be our good future citizens, a family, society, and the whole nation will
depend on them. When those children stray, then their parents will suffer
difficulties. As a result of this, unhappiness in society will prevail.
On the other hand, if those children gain a Buddhist moral education and grow
with it, this child will support their parents and thereby, will live in peace.
A morally and ideally grown-up child will always keep away from doing bad
actions, and he also keeps others away from doing bad actions. This way peace
will prevail in society. Wherever good behavior, good mentality, good
respect towards the elders, love, and affection for the Youngers; and the
practice of Buddhist wisdom, this will establish a good society.
Coming to this
modern era, it is seen that the world is moving so rapidly into advancement
materially. Man has been successful in entering another planet from the Earth.
The success and development of sciences took humanity into further development
which cannot be denied. The modern world is called the “Materialistic
World”. In a word, the reality of the world leads humanity into a
competitive situation for the survival of life.
Today man is
going to stray very easily because of having a strong desire for money, wealth,
and power. Contrary, the youth is leading towards illegal social
activities. All bad things are happening today because people in society
are not endowed with Buddhist moral qualities and wisdom. This corrupt
situation in society needs to be solved, and with the growing ages of children
and youth concerned, Venerable Sugato Bhikkhu has established the
“Buddhist Education Foundation” to make a bright future, happiness,
and ideal society in Comilla and Noakhali Districts based on children
and youth developing of Buddhist moral five precepts.
Objectives:
1) To establish
an ideal society through teaching Buddhist moral principles to
children.
2) To encourage
education by providing scholarships to brilliant students.
3) To
support educational equipment for children.