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Buddha the Enlightened One
Dharma the teaching
Sangha the Community
Buddhist take refuge in all 3 to look for guidance. All 3 are considered to make one officially Buddhist |
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-Loving kindness
-Compassion
-Empathetic Joy
-Equanimity |
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1. truth of suffering (DUKKHA)
2. truth of the origin of suffering
3. truth of cessation of suffering (
4. truth of the path leading to cessation of suffering |
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right view
right intention
right speech
right action
right livelihood
right effort
right mindfulness
right concentration |
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non harming
don't take what's given
no sex
no lying
no drugs or alcohol |
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| 1. human, 2. animal, 3. titans, 4. gods, 5. ghosts, 6. hell |
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| TO LIBERATE ALL SENTIENT BEINGS FROM SUFFERING |
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| Extinction of illusion of essential self; extinction of the 2 poisons of samsara; greed, hatred, delusion |
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| we are NOT independent beings. we are related to oxygen, parents, the world |
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| Not a God, wizard or man. He is AWAKE. |
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| Buddha and the Jakata Tales |
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Rabbit and the man- Rabbit doesn't burn
Hungry tigress- shows Buddha |
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1. Gods
2. Titans
3. Animals
4. Hell
5. Ghosts
6. Humans |
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1. Old Age
2. Death
3. Sickness
4. Birth
See's Monks, Renounces the world |
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| Ethical Pledge to become Buddhist |
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1. Animsa - non harming practice
2. Do not take what's given
3. sexual propriety -Monks = no sex
4. No lying
5. no drugs or alcohol |
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1. 4 noble truths and 8 fold path
2. emptiness and the bodhisattva vows
3. buddhanature |
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impermanence
suffering
no self |
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an elder tradition
lay people give things to the theravaden monks
preform puja |
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