Basics of Buddhism

one vehicle

all paths lead to Buddhism

two truths (1)

conventional truth (everyday reality)

two truths (2)

ultimate truth (emptiness / suchness)

three jewels (1,2,3)

Buddha, Dharma, Sangha

three fold path (1,2,3)

ethics, meditation, wisdom

three marks of existence (1)

impermanence (anicca)

three marks of existence (2)

suffering (dukkha)

three marks of existence (3)

non-self (anatta)

three poisons (1,2,3)

greed, hatred, delusion

four noble truths (1)

suffering

four noble truths (2)

origin of suffering is craving

types of craving (3 of)

pleasure, becoming, escape

four noble truths (3)

cessation of suffering is possible

four noble truths (4)

path out of suffering

four divine abodes (1)

loving kindness

four divine abodes (2)

compassion

four divine abodes (3)

sympathetic joy

four divine abodes (4)

equanimity

five precepts (all 5)

no (killing, stealing, misconduct, false speech, intoxication)

five hindrances (1)

sensual desire

five hindrances (2)

ill will

five hindrances (3)

sloth, torpor

five hindrances (4)

worry, restlessness

five hindrances (5)

doubt

noble eightfold path (1)

right view

noble eightfold path (2)

right intention

noble eightfold path (3)

right speech

noble eightfold path (4)

right action

noble eightfold path (5)

right livelihood

noble eightfold path (6)

right effort

noble eightfold path (7)

right mindfulness

noble eightfold path (8)

right concentration