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Buddha's teachings
Buddha's life experience |
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| wealth of Buddha's teachings |
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| problems with Buddha's teachings |
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he didn't write them
resisted philosophy
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there is suffering
case of suffering is selfish craving
there is a cure, which is to end tanha
the method is the eightfold path |
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selfish craving
attachment |
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| the enlightened one/the awakened one |
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| two main life characteristics of Buddha |
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becoming aware of suffering
enlightenment |
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prince in northern India
560 BCDE |
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old man
diseased man
dead man
an ascetic |
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study
austerities
practice |
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| meditation under the Bo/Bohdi tree |
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| stages in the buddha's life |
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birth/early life
discontentment and four passing sights
great going forth
enlightenment process |
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body, sensations, thoughts, feelings, general consciousness
painful, where we feel suffering |
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self
Buddha denied that the soul was enternal |
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Dukkha
Tanha
three poisons |
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ordinary physical or mental pain
due to change
due to impermanence of all conditioned phenomena |
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| desire/all forms of selfish craving |
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delusion
craving
hostility |
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put an end to dukkha (suffering)
nirvana
become arhat or buddha |
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cessation of tanha (desires)
life's goal
literally- "to extinguish, to be unbound, as a fire without fuel" |
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preliminary
right knowledge
right aspiration
right speech
right behavior
right livelihood |
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