Dukhais a Sanskrit and Pali word that can be translated to mean “suffering.” It is an important concept in Buddhism and yogic philosophy. The first of the Four Noble Truths in Buddhism states that life is suffering, or life is dukha. Thus, Buddha’s teachings were centered around the ce...
The First Noble Truth (Dukkha-ariyasacca) is generally translated by almost all scholars as " The Noble Truth of Suffering", 几乎所有的学者,(在英文著作里) 都将第一圣谛译成「苦难圣谛」, and it is interpreted to mean that life according to Buddhism is nothing but suffering and pain. 并且...
"Niroda": 'The Cessation of Dukkha' 灭谛── 苦的止息 The Third Noble Truth is that there is emancipation, liberation, freedom from the continuity of dukkha. 第三圣谛的要义是:人类可以从 相续不断的苦得解脱、获解放、享自由。 This is called the Noble Truth of Cessation of dukkha, 这圣谛...
From the notion of Buddha, there are two Dukkha (suffering): physical illness and mental illness. One who is free from physical is called healthy person an... V Vepolla 被引量: 0发表: 2020年 The Buddhist Unconscious (Alaya-vijnana) and Jung's Collective Unconscious: What Does It Mean to...
“A fundamental Buddhist belief is that all phenomena without exemption (including all animate beings) have three essential characteristics. These are dukkha (explained above), anicca (impermanence), and anatta (insubstantiality, “no-soul”). The att...
So the teaching of Anatta is that what we take to be our "self" even though it seems permanent to us is actually also in a constant state of change. If we expect it to be unchanging this will create Dukkha for us. Pronouns (no self / not self) ...
Even though all false views differ from the true principle, the false view of disregarding the principle of cause and effect is the most dangerous, because it undermines the foundations of morality. FROM:【《汉英-英汉-英英辞典》】 Dukkha:【苦】 (术语)梵语豆佉Duh!kha,逼恼身心之谓也。佛地...
I have explained dukkha, the arising of dukkha, the cessation of dukkha, and the way leading to the cessation of dukkha. Why, Malunkyaputta, have I explained them? Because it is useful, is fundamentally connected with the spiritual holy life, is conducive to aversion, detachment, cessation,...
I understood that according to Shinzen’s definition, I am enlightened. According to a strict Buddhist interpretation, I’m not fully enlightened as the ‘fetters’ have not been eliminated. Dukkha has not been eliminated when I’m in the “Vern State.” The ego-filled state, that is ‘me...
I have explained dukkha, the arising of dukkha, the cessation of dukkha, and the way leading to the cessation of dukkha. Why, Malunkyaputta, have I explained them? Because it is useful, is fundamentally connected with the spiritual holy life, is conducive to aversion, detachment, cessation,...