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Final Revision Part 6

2 nd Noble Truth. All suffering is caused by wanting too much

The Third Noble Truth is that greed and desire and suffering can be overcome or stopped

The Third Noble Truth Greed and selfishness can be stopped

Charity, Love help, support, compassion

The Fourth Noble truth is that all can reach Nirvana by following the Noble Eightfold Path

Meditation and wisdom

Meditation is discipline and calm self control. The three aims of the meditation are:Insight, tranquillity and loving kindness.

MEDITATION THAT ACHIEVES TRANQUILITY AND LOVINGKINDNESS

Enlightenment Or Nirvana

Nirvana is the highest wisdom

I go to the Buddha for refuge. I go to the Dharma for refuge. I go to the Sanga for Refuge.

We all have a spiritual side. Nirvana is developing that to achieve a greater awareness of ourselves and others

The Three Marks of Existence 1 st ANNICA Nothing lasts impermanence

The Second Mark of Existence is that Dukkha is everywhere

The Third Mark of Existence is Anatta no soul

We can create good and BAD KARMA

Good and Bad Karma