Is Buddhism Antisocial?

Buddhism cultivates the social conditions favourable for an individual’s realisation of their true reality, which is pure consciousness. To rest in pure consciousness, we have to be a decent, compassionate person. 

This means that we don’t cling to political ideologies which lack empathic understanding and only serve to divide people. We are not a set of others’ beliefs.

Buddhism is about what we all have in common, and that is pure consciousness. 

Mara (demonic mind) feeds off conflict like a narcissist, creating conditions to brutalise people’s minds, preventing them from realising their autonomous power to be mentally free, thereby maintaining true morality beyond bias.

Buddhism is not a ideology or religion;
it is the pure way of seeing that’s important
in order to see what’s important. 

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