The people are suffering!! How can they still be so happy?!
I must figure out why the people are both suffering greatly, and still somehow content with their lot.
My search has so far been unsuccessful, but I am sure that this will be where I find my answer!
The sacred texts: Tripitaka and The Four Noble Truths
Siddhartha was an Kshatriyan prince
Who never knew suffering.
Basic Beliefs of Buddhism
They don’t believe in the caste system, they believe in reincarnation, karma—the idea of good deeds doing good things for you, and vice versa, and dharma, the teachings of the Buddha.
The Tripitaka holds The four noble truths,
1. Dukkha: All life is suffering
2. Samudaya: There is a cause for suffering
3. Nirodha: There is an end to suffering
Magga: in order to end suffering you must follow the eightfold path.
The Three Mindful Practices
1. virtue—Good conduct
2.Concentration—meditation, mental development
3. Wisdom—enlightenment
——————————————————————————————————————
The Eightfold Path :
Wisdom
right understanding of the Four Noble Truths
right thinking
——————————————————————————————————————
Virtue
right speech
right conduct
Right livelihood
——————————————————————————————————————
Concentration
right effort
right mindfulness
right concentration
The people are suffering!! How can they still be so happy?!
I must figure out why the people are both suffering greatly, and still somehow content with their lot.
My search has so far been unsuccessful, but I am sure that this will be where I find my answer!
The sacred texts: Tripitaka and The Four Noble Truths
Siddhartha was an Kshatriyan prince
Who never knew suffering.
Basic Beliefs of Buddhism
They don’t believe in the caste system, they believe in reincarnation, karma—the idea of good deeds doing good things for you, and vice versa, and dharma, the teachings of the Buddha.
The Tripitaka holds The four noble truths,
1. Dukkha: All life is suffering
2. Samudaya: There is a cause for suffering
3. Nirodha: There is an end to suffering
Magga: in order to end suffering you must follow the eightfold path.
The Three Mindful Practices
1. virtue—Good conduct
2.Concentration—meditation, mental development
3. Wisdom—enlightenment
——————————————————————————————————————
The Eightfold Path :
Wisdom
right understanding of the Four Noble Truths
right thinking
——————————————————————————————————————
Virtue
right speech
right conduct
Right livelihood
——————————————————————————————————————
Concentration
right effort
right mindfulness
right concentration
The people are suffering!! How can they still be so happy?!
I must figure out why the people are both suffering greatly, and still somehow content with their lot.
My search has so far been unsuccessful, but I am sure that this will be where I find my answer!
The sacred texts: Tripitaka and The Four Noble Truths
Siddhartha was an Kshatriyan prince
Who never knew suffering.
Basic Beliefs of Buddhism
They don’t believe in the caste system, they believe in reincarnation, karma—the idea of good deeds doing good things for you, and vice versa, and dharma, the teachings of the Buddha.
The Tripitaka holds The four noble truths,
1. Dukkha: All life is suffering
2. Samudaya: There is a cause for suffering
3. Nirodha: There is an end to suffering
Magga: in order to end suffering you must follow the eightfold path.
The Three Mindful Practices
1. virtue—Good conduct
2.Concentration—meditation, mental development
3. Wisdom—enlightenment
——————————————————————————————————————
The Eightfold Path :
Wisdom
right understanding of the Four Noble Truths
right thinking
——————————————————————————————————————
Virtue
right speech
right conduct
Right livelihood
——————————————————————————————————————
Concentration
right effort
right mindfulness
right concentration
The people are suffering!! How can they still be so happy?!
I must figure out why the people are both suffering greatly, and still somehow content with their lot.
My search has so far been unsuccessful, but I am sure that this will be where I find my answer!
The sacred texts: Tripitaka and The Four Noble Truths
Siddhartha was an Kshatriyan prince
Who never knew suffering.
Basic Beliefs of Buddhism
They don’t believe in the caste system, they believe in reincarnation, karma—the idea of good deeds doing good things for you, and vice versa, and dharma, the teachings of the Buddha.
The Tripitaka holds The four noble truths,
1. Dukkha: All life is suffering
2. Samudaya: There is a cause for suffering
3. Nirodha: There is an end to suffering
Magga: in order to end suffering you must follow the eightfold path.
The Three Mindful Practices
1. virtue—Good conduct
2.Concentration—meditation, mental development
3. Wisdom—enlightenment
——————————————————————————————————————
The Eightfold Path :
Wisdom
right understanding of the Four Noble Truths
right thinking
——————————————————————————————————————
Virtue
right speech
right conduct
Right livelihood
——————————————————————————————————————
Concentration
right effort
right mindfulness
right concentration
The people are suffering!! How can they still be so happy?!
I must figure out why the people are both suffering greatly, and still somehow content with their lot.
My search has so far been unsuccessful, but I am sure that this will be where I find my answer!
The sacred texts: Tripitaka and The Four Noble Truths
Siddhartha was an Kshatriyan prince
Who never knew suffering.
Basic Beliefs of Buddhism
They don’t believe in the caste system, they believe in reincarnation, karma—the idea of good deeds doing good things for you, and vice versa, and dharma, the teachings of the Buddha.
The Tripitaka holds The four noble truths,
1. Dukkha: All life is suffering
2. Samudaya: There is a cause for suffering
3. Nirodha: There is an end to suffering
Magga: in order to end suffering you must follow the eightfold path.
The Three Mindful Practices
1. virtue—Good conduct
2.Concentration—meditation, mental development
3. Wisdom—enlightenment
——————————————————————————————————————
The Eightfold Path :
Wisdom
right understanding of the Four Noble Truths
right thinking
——————————————————————————————————————
Virtue
right speech
right conduct
Right livelihood
——————————————————————————————————————
Concentration
right effort
right mindfulness
right concentration
The people are suffering!! How can they still be so happy?!
I must figure out why the people are both suffering greatly, and still somehow content with their lot.
My search has so far been unsuccessful, but I am sure that this will be where I find my answer!
The sacred texts: Tripitaka and The Four Noble Truths
Siddhartha was an Kshatriyan prince
Who never knew suffering.
Basic Beliefs of Buddhism
They don’t believe in the caste system, they believe in reincarnation, karma—the idea of good deeds doing good things for you, and vice versa, and dharma, the teachings of the Buddha.
The Tripitaka holds The four noble truths,
1. Dukkha: All life is suffering
2. Samudaya: There is a cause for suffering
3. Nirodha: There is an end to suffering
Magga: in order to end suffering you must follow the eightfold path.
The Three Mindful Practices
1. virtue—Good conduct
2.Concentration—meditation, mental development
3. Wisdom—enlightenment
——————————————————————————————————————
The Eightfold Path :
Wisdom
right understanding of the Four Noble Truths
right thinking
——————————————————————————————————————
Virtue
right speech
right conduct
Right livelihood
——————————————————————————————————————
Concentration
right effort
right mindfulness
right concentration
The people are suffering!! How can they still be so happy?!
I must figure out why the people are both suffering greatly, and still somehow content with their lot.
My search has so far been unsuccessful, but I am sure that this will be where I find my answer!
The sacred texts: Tripitaka and The Four Noble Truths
Siddhartha was an Kshatriyan prince
Who never knew suffering.
Basic Beliefs of Buddhism
They don’t believe in the caste system, they believe in reincarnation, karma—the idea of good deeds doing good things for you, and vice versa, and dharma, the teachings of the Buddha.
The Tripitaka holds The four noble truths,
1. Dukkha: All life is suffering
2. Samudaya: There is a cause for suffering
3. Nirodha: There is an end to suffering
Magga: in order to end suffering you must follow the eightfold path.
The Three Mindful Practices
1. virtue—Good conduct
2.Concentration—meditation, mental development
3. Wisdom—enlightenment
——————————————————————————————————————
The Eightfold Path :
Wisdom
right understanding of the Four Noble Truths
right thinking
——————————————————————————————————————
Virtue
right speech
right conduct
Right livelihood
——————————————————————————————————————
Concentration
right effort
right mindfulness
right concentration