Teachings Of Buddha

 Buddhism is founded on the Four Noble Truths.

(1) Suffering(Dukkha) exists in life.

(2)The cause of suffering is desire and attachment.

(3)The end of suffering is possible by overcoming these desires.

(4)The path to end suffering is through the Eightfold Path.


THE EIGHTFOLD PATH

(1) Right understanding: understanding the four Noble Truths.

(2) Right Intent: cultivating good intentions and renunciation.

(3) Right speech: speaking truthfully and kindly.

(4) Right Action: Acting ethically and avoiding harm.

(5) Right Livelihood: Earning a living in ways that do not harm others.

(6)Right effort: Developing positive mental states.

(7) Right Mindfulness: Being aware of thoughts and actions.

(8) Right Concentration: Practicing deep meditation and focus.


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