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สกขา: มมมองของพระพทธศาสนา Sikkha: A Viewpoint of Buddhism

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Sikkha means learning, study, training and searching for knowledge in a particular field.  Sikkha is a method or process of acquiring knowledge for career and making a perfect man.  In the Buddhist viewpoint, Sikkha is a virtue that can develop human both physically and mentally from ordinary happiness to deliverance from suffering.  Keywords: Virtue, Buddhism.

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Sikkha means learning, study, training and searching for knowledge in a particular field.  Sikkha is a method or process of acquiring knowledge for career and making a perfect man.  In the Buddhist viewpoint, Sikkha is a virtue that can develop human both physically and mentally from ordinary happiness to deliverance from suffering.  Keywords: Virtue, Buddhism.

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Sikkha means learning, study, training and searching for knowledge in a particular field.  Sikkha is a method or process of acquiring knowledge for career and making a perfect man.  In the Buddhist viewpoint, Sikkha is a virtue that can develop human both physically and mentally from ordinary happiness to deliverance from suffering.  Keywords: Virtue, Buddhism.

Key concepts: Buddhism, Virtue, Happiness, Process (computing), Psychology, Epistemology, Field (mathematics), Philosophy

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