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        | let go of your ego and ignorance, but still care about things |  | 
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        | truth righteousness, what Guatama discovers in enlightenment |  | 
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        | points or flashes of energy, make up everything but can't be described |  | 
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        | 5 dharmas, or heaps/piles of energy that make up the world |  | 
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        | 1. do not take life 2. do not engage in serious misconduct 3. do not use false speech 4. do not drink intoxicants 5. do not do illicit sex |  | 
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        | 1. seperate thinking from being 2. eliminate all assumptions 3. simplify (pull apart) |  | 
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        | impermanence, no ego, and ignorance |  | 
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        | the 3 focal elements of Buddhism: 1. the Buddha 2. the Dharma 3. the Sangha |  | 
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        | the Budhdist monastic community |  | 
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        | an "awakened one" who has reached enlightenment and shares it with others |  | 
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        | a state of emotional bliss, enlightenment, "blowing out" |  | 
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        | gone, gone, really gone, all the way gone, enlightenment, oh how wonderful |  | 
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        | a form of buddhism, focuses on concentration, ethics and theology |  | 
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