Factors of Deterioration in the Pathika Sutta

Abstract

         This article aims to study the factors of decline in the Pasādhika Sutta. The disappearance of the Scriptures 2) The disappearance of Patipatti loss of practice The disappearance of Enlightenment, the Path and the Effects 4) The Disappearing Link The disappearance of monastic sex 5) The Disappearing Relics The disappearance of the Buddha's relics The two causes of decline are: 1) the danger from within Buddhism itself That is to say, deteriorated because the four companies of the Buddha did not perform their duties. Monks distort the teachings and discipline, and 2) external threats caused by wars and invasions of other religions.

         The cause of decline in the Pasādika Sutra is the death of the Nigantha Nathabutra. The characteristics of the deterioration in the Pasādika Sutta are divided into three factors: 1) the deterioration of the Dharma and Vinaya As it appears, the message You are not fully aware of this discipline. I am fully aware of this ethics and discipline. How do you know all about this Dharma and Discipline? I acted right My words are helpful. and 3) the deterioration caused by faith, that the disciples of Nikorn Nathabutra, even though a white-clad monk Even those disciples were bored, lost their love, felt discouraged.