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1. www.abhayagiri.org › chandako_what_is_buddhismWhat is Buddhism? - Abhayagiri Buddhist Monastery

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   These teachings are called the Dhamma, literally meaning the nature of all things or the underlying truths of existence. The following is a brief overview of the Buddha’s teachings. 1. Life involves suffering. All beings are subject to old age, sickness and death.

2. hwpi.harvard.edu › files › pluralismThe Dharma-The Teachings of the Buddha - Harvard University

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   The Dharma: The Teachings of the Buddha Summary: After achieving enlightenment, the Buddha gave his first sermon, teaching his disciples about suffering and the way to escape it. This teaching includes the Middle Way, the Four Noble Truths, and the Eightfold Noble Path. The truths that the Buddha revealed are called Dharma.

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3. bswa.org › uploads › 2016What is Buddhism? - BSWA

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   Dhamma, literally meaning the nature of all things or the truth underlying existence. It is beyond the scope of this pamphlet to present a thorough description of all these teachings, but the following seven topics will give you an overview of what the Buddha taught. 1. The Way of Inquiry The Buddha warned strongly against blind faith and ...

4. www.edu.gov.mb.ca › buddhism › beliefsFoundational Beliefs, Concepts, and Ideas - Province of Manitoba

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   Buddhism does not attribute the existence of the world or universe to a powerful creator, god, or gods. The explanation offered is that everything depends on everything else. What is the present was caused by the past and it will become the cause of the future.

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   Shakyamuni Buddha explained the Dharma in terms of the following three principles: the Buddha; the Dharma – the teachings of the Buddha; and the Sangha, whose meaning has been greatly misunderstood since ancient times. The Sangha has been interpreted as the community of Buddhist monks and nuns.

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6. bps.lk › wh047_Nyanaponika_Buddhism-and-the-God-IdeaBuddhism and the God- - bps.lk

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   From a study of the discourses of the Buddha preserved in the Pali Canon, it will be seen that the idea of a personal deity, a creator god conceived to be eternal and omnipotent, is incompatible with the Buddha’s teachings.

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   Is Buddha a deity?

   • Buddha is not a deity. The Buddha is the Awakened One, who has attained full enlightenment regarding the truth about life and the universe.Q 3: Who is reater, Buddha or God?A: According to the Dharma (teachings of Buddhism), all living beings have Buddha-nature equal to that of the Buddha. God is one

   Buddhism for Beginners

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   What did the Buddha teach his disciples about enlightenment?

   • Summary: After achieving enlightenment, the Buddha gave his first sermon, teaching his disciples about suffering and the way to escape it. This teaching includes the Middle Way, the Four Noble Truths, and the Eightfold Noble Path. The truths that the Buddha revealed are called Dharma.

   The Dharma-The Teachings of the Buddha - Harvard University

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   Who is reater Buddha or God?

   • reater, Buddha or God?A: According to the Dharma (teachings of Buddhism), all living beings have Buddha-nature equal to that of the Buddha. God is one f those living beings. So the question of who is reater does not exist.Q 4: Are Shakyamuni Buddha and Tathagata Buddha (Rulaifo) in the classic Chinese novel, Journey to the

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   What does the Buddha say about emptiness?

   • minating in emptiness.Science claims that everything exists in the form of energy. The Buddha afirms that “all phenomena are consciousness-only.”The Buddha told us that time is an illusion of the human mind -- as are space, distance, movement, inter ction, life and death. So he says: “There is neither arising nor ceasing,

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   What did Buddha teach?

   • Buddha taught.1. he Way of InquiryThe Buddha warned strongly against blind faith and encouraged the way of

   What is Buddhism? - BSWA

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   What is the purpose of Buddhism?

   • From a Buddhist perspective, the purpose of a religion is to guide one in this life and future lives until liberation is gained. For The Buddha and his followers, the world is nothing but Samsara—the cycle of repeated births and deaths. For Buddhists, the beginning of the world and the end of the world all occur within this Samsara.

   Foundational Beliefs, Concepts, and Ideas - Province of Manitoba

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8. www.purelandbuddhism.org › public › sourceBuddhism for Beginners - Pure Land Buddhism

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   Sep 5, 2017 · Q 3: Who is greater, Buddha or God? A: According to the Dharma (teachings of Buddhism), all living beings have Buddha-nature equal to that of the Buddha. God is one of those living beings. So the question of who is greater does not exist.