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The main practices of Buddhism are: Morality (Sila), Concentration (Samadhi) and Wisdom (Pinna). They are collectively known as the Threefold Path, which leads one to attain Nirvana.

(There are also some ways of merit-making in Buddhism: Donation (Dana), Morality (Sila), and Meditation (Insight, Vipassana).

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The main practices of Buddhism are: Morality (Sila), Concentration (Samadhi) and Wisdom (Pinna). They are collectively known as the Threefold Path, which leads one to attain Nirvana.

(There are also some ways of merit-making in Buddhism: Donation (Dana), Morality (Sila), and Meditation (Insight, Vipassana).

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Dana is the practice of generosity--for example, giving food to support monks and nuns in their practice. Jhana is the practice of states of absorptive concentration.

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Feasts are not actually part of the traditional practice of Buddhism, though they have been added in the thousands of years since in many parts of the world.

The closest thing to a feast in traditional Buddhism is called dana. It is customary to offer a meal to the monks. It is also customary to invite householders to eat after the monks have finished.

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