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| ===== Dhamma in a nutshell ===== | ===== Dhamma in a nutshell ===== | ||
| ==== Four noble truths: ==== | ==== Four noble truths: ==== | ||
| - | - Dukkha: There is stress in this world | + | - **Dukkha**: There is stress, dissatisfaction, |
| - | - Samudaya: The cause of stress | + | - **Samudaya**: The cause of // |
| - | - Nirodha: There is an end to stress | + | - **Nirodha**: There is an end to //dukkha// by letting go of //tanha// and overcoming //avijja// |
| - | - Magga: The way to the end of stress | + | - **Magga**: The way to the end of // |
| ==== Eightfold noble path: ==== | ==== Eightfold noble path: ==== | ||
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| - Right mindfulness | - Right mindfulness | ||
| - Right concentration | - Right concentration | ||
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| + | ==== Three marks of reality ==== | ||
| + | * Anicca: All things are impermanent | ||
| + | * Dukkha: All things are not satisfying | ||
| + | * Anatta: All things are lacking an eternal self | ||
| ==== Three poisons ==== | ==== Three poisons ==== | ||
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| * Moha: Confusion, ignorance | * Moha: Confusion, ignorance | ||
| - | ==== Four godly dwellings ==== | + | ==== Three cravings ==== |
| - | * Meta: Good-will | + | * Craving for sense-pleasures |
| + | * Craving for becoming | ||
| + | * Craving for non-becoming | ||
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| + | ==== Tiratana: Three gems ==== | ||
| + | * Buddha: self-enlightened teacher | ||
| + | * Dhamma: teachings of the Buddha | ||
| + | * Sangha: enlightened ones, monks and nuns, laypeople | ||
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| + | ==== Brama-vihara: | ||
| + | * Metta: Good-will | ||
| * Karuna: Compassion | * Karuna: Compassion | ||
| * Mudita: Sympathetic-joy | * Mudita: Sympathetic-joy | ||
| * Upekkha: Equanimity, stable-mindedness | * Upekkha: Equanimity, stable-mindedness | ||
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| - | ==== Three marks of reality ==== | ||
| - | * Anicca: All things are impermanent | ||
| - | * Dukkha: All things are not satisfying | ||
| - | * Anatta: All things are lacking an eternal self | ||
| ==== Khandha: Five aspects of a person ==== | ==== Khandha: Five aspects of a person ==== | ||
| * Rupa: Body/Form | * Rupa: Body/Form | ||
| - | * Vedana: Feeling | + | * Vedana: Feeling |
| - | * Sanna: Sense-perception | + | * Sanna: Sense-perception, recognition |
| - | * Sankhara: Mind-states | + | * Sankhara: Mind-states, mental composition, |
| - | * Vinnana: Awareness | + | * Vinnana: Awareness, consciousness |
| ===== Useful texts ===== | ===== Useful texts ===== | ||
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