The Tripitaka (three baskets) is a set of books that contains the Buddha's teachings. It is comprised of the Sutras, sermons and teachings of Buddha; Abhidharma, discourses on interpretation of the doctrine; and Vinay, rules for monks and nuns in monastic life. So the Tripitaka defines what Buddhism is and how we are to live our lives.
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Dharma, in the buddhadharma's tradition every teaching of a Buddha is called Dharma, this is independent of the specific name of the discourse.
Since this is a wide-open question, the best approach is to summarize the teachings the of Buddha:
(1) Everything is connected;
(2) Nothing lasts;
(3) You are not alone.
These first three are really just a restatement of the traditional Three Marks of Existence: non-self, impermanence, and suffering. The fact that we all suffer means we are all in the same boat, and that's what allows us to feel compassion.
(4) Life is full of suffering
(5) Suffering exists because of our desires and aversions.
(6) There is a state of mind in which suffering ends (enlightenment).
(7) There is a path to attain this state; That path is called the Eight Fold Path.
Items 4 - 7 are the Four Noble Truths.
(8) Bodichitta (Loving- Kindness / Compassion) is the first step to enlightenment (and to solving the world's problems)
(9) The 5 Precepts concisely describe a moral life
The 5 precepts are:
(1) not to take the life of any sentient being,
(2) not to take anything not freely given,
(3) to abstain from sexual misconduct and sensual overindulgence,
(4) to refrain from untrue speech, and
(5) to avoid intoxication, that is, losing mindfulness.
(10) Mindfulness of thoughts and actions are the key to wisdom and therefore
to the path of enlightenment.
We call all of The Buddha's teachings as The Dharma, which means truth or law.
it is a religion.
They are called Dharma. Your welcome.
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Buddhism which is a philosophy, not a religion. He had no religion
Buddhism
Great koan.
There is no leader in Buddhism. Buddhists pay homage to the Buddha, his teaching (the Dhamma) and his deciples(the Sangha).
There is no official teaching on this in Buddhism, although many liberal Buddhists support it. The fact is that Buddhism focuses on the individual's spirituality and does not consider marriage to be a spiritual issue.
Peiris has written: 'The Western contribution to Buddhism' -- subject(s): Buddhism, Buddhist Scholars, Scholars, Buddhist, Study and teaching
Hinduism believes in a Creator God, while Buddhism does not.
I don't think he was poisoned intentonally, although if he was it is likely that it was to stop him from teaching buddhism.
It refers to the Buddhas teaching and his message and teachings. The aroma of the incense spreads around the of area and fills every corner, symbolising the spread of buddhism.
Po. Huang has written: 'The Zen teaching of Huang Po on the transmission of mind' -- subject(s): Zen Buddhism, Buddhism, Zen
Buddhism does require faith that the Buddha became fully enlightened. The term "Buddhism" was coined for the sake of convention and the Buddha himself did not create any "ism" but just gave the teaching for the ending of suffering.
The civilizations teaching that were eventually translated into Latin so that the Western European nations could study them was Buddhism. Buddhism is a religion that has a variety of traditions, beliefs, and practices.