Resolving conflicts among followers from "summary" of The Epic of the Buddha by Chittadhar Hrdaya
When conflicts arise among followers, it is the responsibility of the leader to address them promptly and effectively. The Buddha, being a wise and compassionate leader, was skilled in resolving disputes among his disciples. He understood that harmony among his followers was essential for the growth and progress of his teachings.
One such instance is when two groups of disciples, the Kalamas and the Kassapas, were engaged in a heated argument over the Buddha's teachings. The Kalamas believed in the importance of personal experience and critical thinking, while the Kassapas emphasized strict adherence to traditional practices. This conflict threatened to divide the Sangha and hinder the spread of the Dhamma.
The Buddha, sensing the tension among his followers, decided t...
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