Bodhisattva and Śūnyatā in the Early and Developed Buddhist Traditions, Dr. BhikkhunīGiớiHương, 1st-2nd reprint, Delhi-7, Eastern Book Linkers, 2003–2006; Vietnam Buddhist Universi

If the history of humankind is the history to seek for the object of the freed and bliss truth, then the doctrine of Śūnyatāis the very object for that purpose.The doctrine of Śūnyatā is the basis, the great confidence not only for the 21^th century but also for next ones in the view to build, upgrade and improve man and society as well as return to man and society whatever was lost by their unintention or intention.Śūnyatāis a door for us to abide in deliberation, true nature.

The Bodhisattva is a compassionate being. He teaches one to be kind to all other sentient beings. The cause of human degeneration is selfishness, born of ignorance and conceit that destroy the sacredness of our destined role. It does not understand the way of extricating oneself from the mire of brutal systems that we fall prey, again and again, to our helpless state of misery. If we could imbibe the ideal of the Bodhisattva in our customary life we can awaken our hidden energy to many useful purposes. It is we who can manage the state in a viable way to make our future bright.