I cannot believe that so many people are suffering.
Basic Beliefs of Buddhism
Siddhartha Gautama was born in 563 BCE as a prince in the Kshatriya caste. He grew up a life of wealth and privilege. At 29, Siddhartha explored outside the palace and discovered human’s suffering.
Siddhartha leaves his privileged life in the palace to find the answer to suffering. Hee eatsvery little and doesn’t bathe during this time.
Siddhartha leaves his privileged life to find the answer to suffering. During that time he eats little and doesn’t bathe.
One day Siddhartha sat under a Bodhi tree and meditated, in which he achieved enlightenment. The enlightenment he achieved has now become the teachings of Buddhism.
Karma- Action that is done by the body which leads to future consequences (good or bad).
Reincarnation- The rebirth of the soul
Nirvana-Peace or the end of suffering
Dharma- Represents the teaching of the Buddha. Buddhist do not embrace the notion of the caste system.
Buddhism Sacred Texts: The Four Noble Truths and Tripitaka
The Tripitaka is the holy text for the Sutras. In this holy text the Buddha stated:
The Four Noble Truths
Truth #1: All a Life Is Suffering
Truth #2: There is a cause for suffering
Truth #3: There is an end to suffering
Truth #4: In order to not suffer you need to follow the Eightfold Path.
Three Mindful Practices for Buddhists
1- Wisdom=Enlightenment
2- Integrity= Good Conduct
3- Concentration=Meditation
Concentration
-Right Mindfulness
- Right Concentration
-Right Effort
Wisdom
- Right Thinking
-Right Understanding of The Four Noble Truths
Virtue
-Right Speech
-Right Livelihood
-Correct Behavior
The Eightfold Path States:
I cannot believe that so many people are suffering.
Basic Beliefs of Buddhism
Siddhartha Gautama was born in 563 BCE as a prince in the Kshatriya caste. He grew up a life of wealth and privilege. At 29, Siddhartha explored outside the palace and discovered human’s suffering.
Siddhartha leaves his privileged life in the palace to find the answer to suffering. Hee eatsvery little and doesn’t bathe during this time.
Siddhartha leaves his privileged life to find the answer to suffering. During that time he eats little and doesn’t bathe.
One day Siddhartha sat under a Bodhi tree and meditated, in which he achieved enlightenment. The enlightenment he achieved has now become the teachings of Buddhism.
Karma- Action that is done by the body which leads to future consequences (good or bad).
Reincarnation- The rebirth of the soul
Nirvana-Peace or the end of suffering
Dharma- Represents the teaching of the Buddha. Buddhist do not embrace the notion of the caste system.
Buddhism Sacred Texts: The Four Noble Truths and Tripitaka
The Tripitaka is the holy text for the Sutras. In this holy text the Buddha stated:
The Four Noble Truths
Truth #1: All a Life Is Suffering
Truth #2: There is a cause for suffering
Truth #3: There is an end to suffering
Truth #4: In order to not suffer you need to follow the Eightfold Path.
Three Mindful Practices for Buddhists
1- Wisdom=Enlightenment
2- Integrity= Good Conduct
3- Concentration=Meditation
Concentration
-Right Mindfulness
- Right Concentration
-Right Effort
Wisdom
- Right Thinking
-Right Understanding of The Four Noble Truths
Virtue
-Right Speech
-Right Livelihood
-Correct Behavior
The Eightfold Path States:
I cannot believe that so many people are suffering.
Basic Beliefs of Buddhism
Siddhartha Gautama was born in 563 BCE as a prince in the Kshatriya caste. He grew up a life of wealth and privilege. At 29, Siddhartha explored outside the palace and discovered human’s suffering.
Siddhartha leaves his privileged life in the palace to find the answer to suffering. Hee eatsvery little and doesn’t bathe during this time.
Siddhartha leaves his privileged life to find the answer to suffering. During that time he eats little and doesn’t bathe.
One day Siddhartha sat under a Bodhi tree and meditated, in which he achieved enlightenment. The enlightenment he achieved has now become the teachings of Buddhism.
Karma- Action that is done by the body which leads to future consequences (good or bad).
Reincarnation- The rebirth of the soul
Nirvana-Peace or the end of suffering
Dharma- Represents the teaching of the Buddha. Buddhist do not embrace the notion of the caste system.
Buddhism Sacred Texts: The Four Noble Truths and Tripitaka
The Tripitaka is the holy text for the Sutras. In this holy text the Buddha stated:
The Four Noble Truths
Truth #1: All a Life Is Suffering
Truth #2: There is a cause for suffering
Truth #3: There is an end to suffering
Truth #4: In order to not suffer you need to follow the Eightfold Path.
Three Mindful Practices for Buddhists
1- Wisdom=Enlightenment
2- Integrity= Good Conduct
3- Concentration=Meditation
Concentration
-Right Mindfulness
- Right Concentration
-Right Effort
Wisdom
- Right Thinking
-Right Understanding of The Four Noble Truths
Virtue
-Right Speech
-Right Livelihood
-Correct Behavior
The Eightfold Path States:
I cannot believe that so many people are suffering.
Basic Beliefs of Buddhism
Siddhartha Gautama was born in 563 BCE as a prince in the Kshatriya caste. He grew up a life of wealth and privilege. At 29, Siddhartha explored outside the palace and discovered human’s suffering.
Siddhartha leaves his privileged life in the palace to find the answer to suffering. Hee eatsvery little and doesn’t bathe during this time.
Siddhartha leaves his privileged life to find the answer to suffering. During that time he eats little and doesn’t bathe.
One day Siddhartha sat under a Bodhi tree and meditated, in which he achieved enlightenment. The enlightenment he achieved has now become the teachings of Buddhism.
Karma- Action that is done by the body which leads to future consequences (good or bad).
Reincarnation- The rebirth of the soul
Nirvana-Peace or the end of suffering
Dharma- Represents the teaching of the Buddha. Buddhist do not embrace the notion of the caste system.
Buddhism Sacred Texts: The Four Noble Truths and Tripitaka
The Tripitaka is the holy text for the Sutras. In this holy text the Buddha stated:
The Four Noble Truths
Truth #1: All a Life Is Suffering
Truth #2: There is a cause for suffering
Truth #3: There is an end to suffering
Truth #4: In order to not suffer you need to follow the Eightfold Path.
Three Mindful Practices for Buddhists
1- Wisdom=Enlightenment
2- Integrity= Good Conduct
3- Concentration=Meditation
Concentration
-Right Mindfulness
- Right Concentration
-Right Effort
Wisdom
- Right Thinking
-Right Understanding of The Four Noble Truths
Virtue
-Right Speech
-Right Livelihood
-Correct Behavior
The Eightfold Path States:
I cannot believe that so many people are suffering.
Basic Beliefs of Buddhism
Siddhartha Gautama was born in 563 BCE as a prince in the Kshatriya caste. He grew up a life of wealth and privilege. At 29, Siddhartha explored outside the palace and discovered human’s suffering.
Siddhartha leaves his privileged life in the palace to find the answer to suffering. Hee eatsvery little and doesn’t bathe during this time.
Siddhartha leaves his privileged life to find the answer to suffering. During that time he eats little and doesn’t bathe.
One day Siddhartha sat under a Bodhi tree and meditated, in which he achieved enlightenment. The enlightenment he achieved has now become the teachings of Buddhism.
Karma- Action that is done by the body which leads to future consequences (good or bad).
Reincarnation- The rebirth of the soul
Nirvana-Peace or the end of suffering
Dharma- Represents the teaching of the Buddha. Buddhist do not embrace the notion of the caste system.
Buddhism Sacred Texts: The Four Noble Truths and Tripitaka
The Tripitaka is the holy text for the Sutras. In this holy text the Buddha stated:
The Four Noble Truths
Truth #1: All a Life Is Suffering
Truth #2: There is a cause for suffering
Truth #3: There is an end to suffering
Truth #4: In order to not suffer you need to follow the Eightfold Path.
Three Mindful Practices for Buddhists
1- Wisdom=Enlightenment
2- Integrity= Good Conduct
3- Concentration=Meditation
Concentration
-Right Mindfulness
- Right Concentration
-Right Effort
Wisdom
- Right Thinking
-Right Understanding of The Four Noble Truths
Virtue
-Right Speech
-Right Livelihood
-Correct Behavior
The Eightfold Path States:
I cannot believe that so many people are suffering.
Basic Beliefs of Buddhism
Siddhartha Gautama was born in 563 BCE as a prince in the Kshatriya caste. He grew up a life of wealth and privilege. At 29, Siddhartha explored outside the palace and discovered human’s suffering.
Siddhartha leaves his privileged life in the palace to find the answer to suffering. Hee eatsvery little and doesn’t bathe during this time.
Siddhartha leaves his privileged life to find the answer to suffering. During that time he eats little and doesn’t bathe.
One day Siddhartha sat under a Bodhi tree and meditated, in which he achieved enlightenment. The enlightenment he achieved has now become the teachings of Buddhism.
Karma- Action that is done by the body which leads to future consequences (good or bad).
Reincarnation- The rebirth of the soul
Nirvana-Peace or the end of suffering
Dharma- Represents the teaching of the Buddha. Buddhist do not embrace the notion of the caste system.
Buddhism Sacred Texts: The Four Noble Truths and Tripitaka
The Tripitaka is the holy text for the Sutras. In this holy text the Buddha stated:
The Four Noble Truths
Truth #1: All a Life Is Suffering
Truth #2: There is a cause for suffering
Truth #3: There is an end to suffering
Truth #4: In order to not suffer you need to follow the Eightfold Path.
Three Mindful Practices for Buddhists
1- Wisdom=Enlightenment
2- Integrity= Good Conduct
3- Concentration=Meditation
Concentration
-Right Mindfulness
- Right Concentration
-Right Effort
Wisdom
- Right Thinking
-Right Understanding of The Four Noble Truths
Virtue
-Right Speech
-Right Livelihood
-Correct Behavior
The Eightfold Path States:
I cannot believe that so many people are suffering.
Basic Beliefs of Buddhism
Siddhartha Gautama was born in 563 BCE as a prince in the Kshatriya caste. He grew up a life of wealth and privilege. At 29, Siddhartha explored outside the palace and discovered human’s suffering.
Siddhartha leaves his privileged life in the palace to find the answer to suffering. Hee eatsvery little and doesn’t bathe during this time.
Siddhartha leaves his privileged life to find the answer to suffering. During that time he eats little and doesn’t bathe.
One day Siddhartha sat under a Bodhi tree and meditated, in which he achieved enlightenment. The enlightenment he achieved has now become the teachings of Buddhism.
Karma- Action that is done by the body which leads to future consequences (good or bad).
Reincarnation- The rebirth of the soul
Nirvana-Peace or the end of suffering
Dharma- Represents the teaching of the Buddha. Buddhist do not embrace the notion of the caste system.
Buddhism Sacred Texts: The Four Noble Truths and Tripitaka
The Tripitaka is the holy text for the Sutras. In this holy text the Buddha stated:
The Four Noble Truths
Truth #1: All a Life Is Suffering
Truth #2: There is a cause for suffering
Truth #3: There is an end to suffering
Truth #4: In order to not suffer you need to follow the Eightfold Path.
Three Mindful Practices for Buddhists
1- Wisdom=Enlightenment
2- Integrity= Good Conduct
3- Concentration=Meditation
Concentration
-Right Mindfulness
- Right Concentration
-Right Effort
Wisdom
- Right Thinking
-Right Understanding of The Four Noble Truths
Virtue
-Right Speech
-Right Livelihood
-Correct Behavior
The Eightfold Path States: