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Vibhajyavāda

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Vibhajyavada (Pali), sometimes spelled as vibhajjavada, literally "Teaching of Analysis". During the Third Council, all orthodox schools which was sub-division of Theravada (Pali; Sanskrit: Sthaviravada) that have split during the reign of Ashoka was regrouped into this new group. This school promote the the critical method of investigation as opposed to blind faith. Where the answer has to be found out, by the aspirant, after being convinced by valid thought and experience, in order to reach the first glimpse of the goal.