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<p>Created page with &quot; == The Four Noble Truths == # Life means suffering # The origin of suffering is attachment # It is possible to end suffering through... # ...The Eightfold Path == The Eight...&quot;</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div><br /> == The Four Noble Truths ==<br /> # Life means suffering<br /> # The origin of suffering is attachment<br /> # It is possible to end suffering through...<br /> # ...The Eightfold Path<br /> <br /> <br /> == The Eightfold Path ==<br /> # Right View (The Four Noble Truths)<br /> # Right Intention<br /> ## Renunciation: Resistance to desire<br /> ## Goodwill: Resistance to anger and aversion<br /> ## Harmlessness: Compassion, Don&#039;t think or act cruelly, violently or aggressively<br /> # Right Speech<br /> ## Tell the truth<br /> ## Don&#039;t gossip<br /> ## Don&#039;t use offensive or hurtful language<br /> # Right Action (The Precepts)<br /> ## Don&#039;t harm other living beings<br /> ## Don&#039;t take things not freely given<br /> ## Don&#039;t engage in sexual misconduct<br /> ## Don&#039;t engage in false speech<br /> ## Don&#039;t abuse drugs or alcohol<br /> # Right Livelihood: Don&#039;t work in a job that violates The Precepts<br /> # Right Effort<br /> ## Create, preserve and increase healthy states<br /> ## Prevent, eliminate or decrease harmful states<br /> # Right Mindfulness<br /> ## See things clearly<br /> ## The Four Foundations of Mindfulness: Be mindful of:<br /> ### body<br /> ### feeling<br /> ### state of mind<br /> ### phenomena <br /> # Right Concentration<br /> ## Meditation<br /> ## Concentration on healthy thoughts and actions<br /> <br /> <br /> == Buddhist Virtues (The Four Immeasurables) ==<br /> # Compassion: The intention and capacity to relieve the suffering of oneself and all other living beings.<br /> # Loving Kindness: The intention and capacity to bring joy and happiness to oneself and all other living beings.<br /> # Empathetic Joy: Rejoicing in the happiness and virtues of another living being<br /> # Equanimity: Accepting loss or gain, praise or blame, success or failure with detachment. Regarding all living beings equally. Being clear-minded and tranquil but not dull.<br /> <br /> <br /> == The Three Poisons (The Roots of All Suffering) ==<br /> # Anger/Aversion/Hatred<br /> # Craving/Attachment/Greed<br /> # Delusion/Ignorance<br /> <br /> <br /> == The Three Jewels (The Credo of Buddhism) ==<br /> # Buddha: Mindfulness, your highest spiritual potential<br /> # Dharma: The teachings of the Buddha and the practice of those teachings<br /> # Sangha: The community that supports that practice</div>

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