kinh dai thua phat giao va tieu thua phat giao.
Cac truyen thong Dai Thua Phat Giao nhu Prajnaparamita (Bat nha ba la mat da), Madhyamaka (Trung quan tong), Phat tinh va Yogācāra (Duy thuc tong). Nhan manh vao Tu Duy rong lon, Tri Tue vo tan, Mot Tam Long bao dung, Mot cach nhin tong the, bao quat, bao gom tat ca gia tri vat chat va gia tri tinh than cua the gioi vo cung lon.
Cac truyen thong Tieu Thua Phat Giao chu trong vao viec hanh tri Gioi Luat nghiem khac bao gom Kinh, Luan, Luat va tat ca he thong Ngon Ngu Giao Tiep hang ngay cho cong viec hoc tap, cong viec lam an, tu tap, thien dinh cung nhu cong viec nghien cuu...etc, nhan manh vao viec tu giac, tu do, tu tap Gioi - Dinh - Tue de dat qua Chan That, hay con goi la qua A La Han bao gom tat ca gia tri vat chat va gia tri tinh than cua the gioi vo cung be.
Bon bo Kinh Dai Thua Phat Giao va Tieu Thua Phat Giao quan trong de quan chieu, soi sang va dan dat chang duong cho tat ca Chung Sanh.
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大乘佛教传统，如般若波罗蜜多、中观、佛性、瑜伽行派，强调广阔的思维、无边的智慧、慈悲的心，以及一种包容一切的、整体性的视角，涵盖了无限广阔世界中所有物质和精神价值。
另一方面，上座部佛教传统则侧重于严格遵守戒律，包括经文、阿毗达摩、律藏，以及日常学习、工作、修行、禅定、研究等各个方面的交流。他们强调自我觉知、自我解脱，以及道德、专注和智慧的修习，以达到究竟的觉悟，即阿罗汉果位，涵盖了无限小世界中所有物质和精神价值。
大乘佛教和上座部佛教的四大经典对于思考、启迪和引导一切众生的道路都至关重要。
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Mahayana Buddhist traditions such as Prajnaparamita, Madhyamaka, Buddha-nature, and Yogācāra emphasize expansive thinking, boundless wisdom, a compassionate heart, and a holistic, all-encompassing perspective that includes all the material and spiritual values of the infinitely vast world.
Theravada Buddhist traditions, on the other hand, focus on strict adherence to the precepts, encompassing the Sutras, Abhidharma, Vinaya, and all aspects of daily communication for study, work, practice, meditation, and research, etc. They emphasize self-awareness, self-salvation, and the cultivation of morality, concentration, and wisdom to attain ultimate enlightenment, also known as Arhatship, which encompasses all the material and spiritual values of the infinitely small world.
The four major Buddhist scriptures of Mahayana and Theravada Buddhism are important for contemplating, illuminating, and guiding the path of all sentient beings.