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Why should we refrain from intoxicants? | Ba Vang TalksOut of the five precepts that a Buddhist needs to observe when taking refuge in the Three Jewels, the last one is to refrain from intoxicants. The precept set by the Buddha 25 centuries ago still has great value today, which ensures a wholesome life for lay Buddhists.
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If you think, act, and speak with good intention in every moment, you can attain a peaceful mind. Such is the core value of Buddhism, to guide sentient beings to happiness and a more fulfilled life.
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