No Love, No Kindliness :An Analysis of Love, In the Guidelines Buddhism

Abstract

 In this academic article, the author presents the title ‘No Love, No Kindliness, No Love, No Kindliness, An Analysis of Love, in the guidelines Buddhism' which has set out four main points: (1) love that is part of the defilement, the misery of the mind, is classified in greed (Lobha) group of defilements; (2) the evil that is the behavior of a person who is unfulfilled as he thinks with anger, fervor, restlessness and thoughts of hurting others; (3) delusion or Moha is the third unwholesome or defilement from wrong views; (4) principles that are applied to correct those unwholesome actions, such as love coupled with the five precepts, and six directions, four Brahmavihra, having loving-kindness for the beloved one to be happy, being a pure love without limitation. Using the principle of Adosa (non-hatred), mindfulness, patience, and loving-kindness is not to be angry in response; but to be patient and forgiving to eliminate, reduce and alleviate anger. It is to use the principles of Sammdihi (Right View), Sutamayapaññ (Wisdom resulting from studying), Bhvanmayapaññ (Wisdom resulting from mental development), and Yonisomanasikra (Analytical Reflection) to develop mindfulness to see things in reality to solve the delusion.