The Six Lower Realms of Desire Hell Hunger Brutality Arrogance Passionate Idealism Rapture The Four Higher Realms of Nobility Learning Absorption Bodhisattvahood Buddhahood Return to the Buddhist Lists.
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The Three Categories of Suffering
Return to the Four Noble Truths Return to the Buddhist Lists.
The Five Clinging Aggregates
Form or Matter Sensation or Feeling Perception Mental Formations Consciousness Return to the Buddhist Lists.
The Three Fires
Delusion or Confusion Greed or Sensual Attachment Aversion or Ill Will Return to the Buddhist Lists.
The Three Marks of Existence
Impermanence Desire or Suffering The Non-self Return to the Buddhist Lists.
The Chain of Causation
Ignorance Constructing activities Rebirth Conscience Sixfold Sense Bases Eye Nose Ear Tongue Body Mind Contact Sensation Craving Clinging Attachment Becoming Birth All the Sufferings Return to the Buddhist Lists.
The Noble Eightfold Path
Another rendering From right understanding proceeds right thought; from right thought proceeds right speech; from right speech proceeds right action; from right action proceeds right livelihood; from right livelihood proceeds right effort; from right effort proceeds right awareness; from right awareness proceeds right concentration; from right concentration proceeds right wisdom; from right wisdom proceeds right… Continue reading The Noble Eightfold Path
The Four Noble Truths
Return to the Buddhist Lists.
Fifteen Buddhist Lists
Note: I am not a Buddhist; nor am I a scholar of Buddhism. I compiled these lists for my own edification, and I am sharing this to anyone who may get value from it. My primary source was Buddhism: Beginner’s Guide to Understanding Buddhism to Become Stress & Anxiety Free, 4th Edition, by Michael Williams,… Continue reading Fifteen Buddhist Lists
Lies, Damned Lies, and the Press
There are lies, damned lies, and statistics. — often attributed to Mark Twain who attributed it to Benjamin Disraeli, who never said it. The U.S. has now exceeded 700,000 total Covid-19 deaths. The press is reporting this as the worst pandemic in U.S. history. That depends on how you define “worst”. If you take “the… Continue reading Lies, Damned Lies, and the Press