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Buddha's Lists Flashcards

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The 4 Noble Truths

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  1. The truth of suffering in our lives.
  2. The cause of suffering in our lives.
  3. The truth regarding the end of suffering in our lives.
  4. The path that leads to the end of suffering in out lives: The Noble Eightfold Path.
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The Noble 8-Fold Path

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  1. Right View
  2. Right Intention
  3. Right Speech
  4. Right Action
  5. Right Livelihood
  6. Right Effort
  7. Right Mindfulness
  8. Right Concentration
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The 3 Marks of Existence

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  1. There is suffering with existence.
  2. Everything is impermanent.
  3. There is no separate self.
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The 4 Brahma Viharas

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  1. Metta (loving-kindness)
  2. Karuna (compassion)
  3. Mudita (sympathetic joy)
  4. Upekkha (equanimity)
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The 4 Foundations of Mindfulness

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  1. Contemplation of the body (kaya).
  2. Contemplation of feelings (vedana).
  3. Contemplation of the mind (citta).
  4. Contemplation of mind objects (Dhamma).
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The 5 Aggregates

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  1. Matter (rupa)
  2. Consciousness (vinnana)
  3. Feeling (vedana)
  4. Perception and memory (sanna)
  5. Mental formations (sankhara)
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  1. Pleasure & pain.
  2. Praise & blame.
  3. Fame & disrepute.
  4. Gain & loss.
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The 8 Worldly Winds

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The 3 Poisons

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  1. Greed
  2. Hatred
  3. Delusion
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  1. Greed
  2. Hatred
  3. Delusion
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The 3 Poisons

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12 Steps of Dependent Origination

Conditioned Arising

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  1. Ignorance, then conditional volitional or willful actions
  2. Conditioned consciousness
  3. Conditioned mental and physical phenomena
  4. The six senses
  5. Conditioned contact
  6. Conditioned sensation
  7. Conditioned desire
  8. Conditioned attachment
  9. The process of becoming
  10. Conditioned birth
  11. Decay
  12. Death, sorrow, pain, and then mental formations start over
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The Seven Factors of Enlightenment

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  1. Mindfulness
  2. Investigation
  3. Energetic Effort (viriya)
  4. Joy
  5. Tranquility
  6. Concentration (samadhi)
  7. Equanimity (upekha)
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  1. Mindfulness
  2. Investigation
  3. Energetic Effort (viriya)
  4. Joy
  5. Tranquility
  6. Concentration (samadhi)
  7. Equanimity (upekha)
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The Seven Factors of Enlightenment

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The 6 Paramitas.

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  1. Generosity.
  2. Discipline.
  3. Patience.
  4. Exertion.
  5. Meditation.
  6. Wisdom.
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  1. Generosity.
  2. Discipline.
  3. Patience.
  4. Exertion.
  5. Meditation.
  6. Wisdom.
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The 6 Paramitas.

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