Significance of Profit
In Theravada, the concept of profit pertains to the positive outcomes that should arise from heeded warnings. Specifically, it emphasizes that advice offered should lead to constructive results. The focus is on ensuring that guidance not only serves to inform but also contributes beneficially to individuals or situations, aligning with the broader principles of moral and ethical conduct within the tradition.1
Synonyms: Gain, Revenue, Income, Return, Benefit, Advantage, Yield
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Buddhist concept of 'Profit'
In Buddhism, Profit signifies a constructive outcome derived from wise guidance, emphasizing the importance of beneficial results stemming from warnings or advice offered to others for their improvement and well-being.
Significance in Theravada (major branch of Buddhism):
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From: Vinaya (3): The Cullavagga
(1) The beneficial outcome that should result from the warning given; the advice should be constructive.[1]