The philosophy of Buddhism

The Dhamma, Philosophy and Concepts of Buddhism

Is Buddhism a religion or a philosophy? The Buddha referred to his teachings simply as Dhamma-vinaya — "the doctrine and discipline" — but for centuries people have tried to categorize the teachings in various ways, trying to fit them into the prevailing molds of cultural, philosophical, and religious thought. Buddhism is an ethical system — a way of life — that leads to a very specific goal and that possesses some aspects of both religion and philosophy - Thanissaro Bhikkhu!


The Buddha And His Teachings

A Comprehensive Manual of Abhidhamma Introduction only

Dhamma for Everyone

The Buddha's Discourse on the End of the World

The Buddha's first sermon at Deer Park, Saranath

Second Sermon of the Buddha

The Third Sermon of the Buddha

Thus I Have Heard Once - Buddhism

Three Cardinal Discourses of the Buddha Translated by �anamoli Thera

The ealry life of the Buddha

The life story of the Buddha after enlightenment

A Sketch of the Buddha's Life - Readings from Pali Cannon

Gospel of the Buddha

The birth of the Buddha a canonical account

The meaning of Buddha awakening

Service to others according to Buddhism

Buddha's message to his disciples

Buddha, the Word

Buddhism and Social Action An Exploration by Ken Jones

Buddhism- A Method of Mind Training

Buddhism in a nutshell

The Buddha's method of teaching the Dhamma

Dhamma

Dhamma Knowledge

Is Buddhism a religion or philosophy

Dasadhamma Sutta - Ten things a Buddhist monk needs to follow

Bodhinyana A Collection of Dhamma Talks

Dhamma and Non-duality

Dhammapada: A Translation by Max F. Max Muller

Introduction to the Dhammapada Bhikkhu Bodhi

Devotion in Buddhism by Nyanaponika Thera

The Five Aggregates A Study Guide

Five Khandhas as Burden & Path

Fundamentals of Buddhism Four Lectures

Living Dhamma

Recognizing the Dhamma (A Study Guide)

The Four Noble Truths

The four noble truths - a study guide

The Four Noble Truths of Buddhism

The Formula of the Four Noble Truths

The First Noble Truths of suffering

The First Noble Truth of Dukkha in Buddhism

The Second Noble Truth on the orgin of Suffering

The Second Noble Truth - The Noble Truth of the Origin of dukkha

The Third Noble Truth - The Noble Truth of the the Extinction of Suffering

The third Noble Truth - the Cessation of suffering

The Fourth Noble Truth of the path that lead to the end of Suffering

The four noble truths - a study guide

The Eightfold Path

anicca, dukkha, and anatta

The Eightfold path of Buddhism

Right action on the Eightfold Path of Buddhism

The right attentiveness on the eightfold path of Buddhism

Right Concentration on the eightfold path of Buddhism

Right effort on the eightfold path of Buddhism

Right living on the Eightfold Path of Buddhism

Right mindedness on the Eightfold path of Buddhism

Right mindfulness

Right view on the eightfold path of Buddhism

Right Attitude (Ajaan Suwat; 2001)

Right Concentration (Ajaan Suwat; 2001)

The Path of Concentration and Mindfulness

Right speech on the eightfold path

Right speech by Thanissaro Bhikkhu

Wealth and the right livelihood

Anatta

anatta or no-self

No-Self or Not-Self

The Trilakhana - anicca, dukha and anatta

Vipasana Meditation, The Essentials of Buddha Dhamma in Meditative Practice

Vipansana meditation or insight meditation

Buddha on Self

Burden of the Aggregates

The Self in Buddhism and Christianity

Meditating on No-Self

The Not-self Strategy by Thanissaro Bhikkhu

Anicca

Anicca or the concept of impermanance in Buddhism

The Trilakhana - anicca, dukha and anatta

The Essentials of Buddha Dhamma in Meditative Practice

Anicca Vata Sankhara

All about change

God

The Buddha on God

Buddhism and belief in God or concept of God

Emptiness

Emptiness, a Buddhist point of view

Ignorance/Avijja

The Buddha on Ignorance

Discourse on Ignorance

The Demons of Defilement

Definition of Ignorance

Avijja Sutta - Ignorance

Kamma

Buddhism, the concept of karma

Study guide on Kamma or karma

Kamma and its fruit

Prisoners of Karma A Story by Suvimalee Karunaratna

The Buddha's Words on Kamma

Kama/lust

The Buddhist concept of craving or tanha

Virtue/Sila

Essays on Buddhist Ethics

The Road to Nirvana Is Paved with Skillful Intentions

Everyman's ethics

Essays on Buddhist Ethics

Detachment and Compassion in Early Buddhism

Monastic discipline regarding Food eating meat etc.

Love/Friendship/Metta

The virtue of friendliness

Metta The Philosophy and Practice of Universal Love

The Practice of Loving-Kindness (Metta)

The concept of admirable friendship in Buddhism

Death

Buddhist Reflections on Death

Budhism and death

Dukha

The Buddhist Teachings on Samvega and Pasada

Life Isn't Just Suffering

Anicca — impermanence, dukkha — suffering, and anatta — essencelessness

Why End Suffering by Nyanaponika Thera

Rebirth

Buddhism on transmigration

Does Rebirth Make Sense by Bhikkhu Bodhi

Nirvana

Dhamma and Non-duality

The Road to Nirvana Is Paved with Skillful Intentions

A Verb for Nirvana

Nibbana as Living Experience- two Studies from the Pali Canon

Samsara Divided by Zero by Thanissaro Bhikkhu

Sagga/Heaven

Buddhism and heavenly worlds

The Buddhist universe - thirty one planes of existence

The Buddhist heaven - sagga

Nirayavagga, the Buddhist Hell

Samsara

Maya - The Illusion of Life and What You Can Do About it?

The round of rebirth - samsara

The Demons of Defilement - Nature of ignorance

Samsara

Samsara Divided by Zero by Thanissaro Bhikkhu

The round of rebirth - samsara

Crossing the Ocean of Life

Craving

The burden of the aggregates

The search for security

Knowledge

Knowledge

Schools

Mahayana Buddhiam and Hinayana Buddhism

Vajrayana, The Journey of Emptiness

Chinese Buddhism

What is Theravada Buddhism?

A short history of Buddhism in Myanmar or Burma

A chronology of Theravada Buddhism

General

The Position of Women in Buddhism

Eight Realizations of the Great Beings

Affinities Of Buddhism And Christianity

Vedanta and Buddhism A Comparative Study

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