Life facts have shown us all that not everyone lives in a good and fully equipped body. People who do not have complete body parts related to their sensory, mental and intellectual properties call people with disabilities. We often see people with disabilities who get stigma, ridicule, insult, discrimination against and find it challenging to fulfill their daily needs because of the discrimination that comes to them. Buddhism views that people with disabilities should be cared for and cared about because everyone has the right to live a decent, reasonable life and live happily. So that in this life we should be able to help each other at the same time be able to spend time in this life to make and multiply excellent and helpful deeds for others. As a person who is complete in the physical body and who is related to his sensory, mental, and intellectual, we should not be proud and look down on people with disabilities, because one day we all will also get old and may experience illness, so everyone has the potential to become people with disabilities.