|
Buddhism Beliefs
Find out more about Buddhism here...
|
The First Noble Truth is suffering. Life is full of misery: birth, ageing, sickness and death are all suffering. Though people strive for pleasure they receive only pain: sorrow, lamentation, pain, grief, despair, contact with the hated and separation from the loved. And even if they do achieve a little happiness they soon tire of it and again become discontent.
The Second Noble Truth is the cause of suffering. Desire and greed always lead to dissatisfaction. Craving and attachment for sensual pleasures, the desire to end sorrow and the ambition to go on living: all these are the causes of rebirth, which brings further suffering.
The Third Noble Truth is the cessation of suffering. When craving and desire are relinquished, suffering and discontent end, and in their place comes satisfaction and peace.
The Fourth Noble Truth is the way to cessation of suffering. The Buddha taught a Middle Way, that avoided either excessive pleasure-seeking or excessive hardships. This middle way leads to enlightenment, and is called the Noble Eightfold Path.
Buddhism Beliefs - The Noble Eightfold Path
The Eightfold Path begins with Right Understanding arising from the first three noble truths, seeing that all is impermanent. From this awareness comes Right Intention, aspiring to truth, beauty and goodness. This leads to good conduct, in the form of Right Speech, Right Action and Right Livelihood, namely taking responsibility for one’s body, its behaviour and speech, including non-violence, acting with compassion, following a moral code, and working in a way that does not harm others. Finally come Right Effort, Right Mindfulness and Right Concentration, which are developed in the heart through the regular the practice of meditation.
Buddhism Beliefs - Karma and the divine
Buddhism does not teach belief in one God, and in some forms teaches there is no god. However, popular and in particular Mahayana Buddhism (the Buddhism of China, Tibet, Mongolia, Japan and Korea) teaches the existence of many deities, and elevates the Buddha into a divine being, the origin of all that exists.
Buddhists believe in the power of karma, or actions based on desire. Such actions, either good or bad, make a person continue in the cycle of reincarnation – being reborn repeatedly until achieving enlightenment.
Five Precepts
The Buddha taught Five Precepts for everyday life:
Do not harm any living creature
Do not steal, and be generous in giving
Do not take more than you need
Do not lie
Do not act thoughtlessly
Buddhist teachers draw upon these precepts, particularly the first, middle and last, to explain the importance of conservation.
| Authors
Details: Buddhism Belief - Unknown Source |
Buddhism Beliefs - More here...
Buddhism
Attitude To Life
Buddhism
In Practice by H. H. the Dalai Lama
Buddhist
Meditation - Essential Advice On Meditation
Buddhism
- Religion or philosophy? |
|
|
 |
 |
Testimonials
Key To Life
Manual |
... its fantastic. Got
a lot of guidance from it. This really hit home for me, and I am going
to try some of your suggestions. So already its having a positive
effect. Thanks. You've already changed my life.
Love Mandy
Via Email
|
Hi
Aymen
I must tell you, I read your book, and I've read many a metaphysical
book, but your knowledge as expressed by you, made me feel your
data is valuable information (MAYBE
THE VERY BEST)... You have a
way of clarifying that which you're teaching, making what is extremely
difficult (spiritual awareness) understandable, clear to me the
student...
Sincerely,
Darren
|
I can't believe that I have
been so blind, this is amazing
information that's so easy to put
into my life!
Jon Bernaldo
Sydney
|
Dear
Aymen,
I am writing today to thankyou
for what your doing. I feel that what
your doing is wonderful
and I am sure many people feel the same and that its going to help
them with their lives - those who just have the everyday problems
and those like me who are following the spiritual path.
With love n' light,
Marion xxxxx ooooo
|
I didn't believe it at first.
I was pretty stubborn and thought I knew how to handle my life but
the part about getting rid of sexual thoughts intrigued me so I
went ahead - It's the best thing I've ever done.
Alan Marston NY
|
Aymen
I'm amazed at how much better I feel in comparison to the past few weeks..
I have managed my thoughts and emotions more effectively for the
past few days, guided by the contents of your book.
Erica P - Via email
|
Hello Aymen, Great book...
Linda - Via Email
|
| Greetings
Aymen,
I just received
the manual a few days ago.
I must say I am very impressed! Everything
is much clearer now for me and it is so
well explained. Thank you for sharing this
gift with us.
Blessings Jackie
|
Just a quick note to say hello
and thanks. I discovered I actually spent so much time fantasizing
about sex, what a waste of energy. Now I focus on my wife and my
business. The result is amazing.
Eric Samuels - Via Email.
|
Thanks for this opportunity.
May God keep your work going forth.
Rev Raymond Dellaray
|
...Reading and re-reading the
"thought" study has helped me.
Thank You,
Bruce - Via Email
|
I just wanted to say thank you
I am so happy I found your site and read this book. It's the best
self help book I've read!
Love Sara Cross - Via Email
|
Hi,
Interesting and very good! Thanks for sending
me the 1st edition.
James Wallis - Via Email
|
Hi Aymen,
Thank you for this it is like a Ray
of Sunshine in the midst of the junk in cyberspace.
Darren - Via Email
|
Dear Aymen,
I just received and read your book. I just wanted
to say thank you for this inspirational
material and keep up the
good work.
Love Christina.
Via Email
|
Hi Aymen,
Thank you so much for changing my life...
Love Joanne - Via Email
|
|
|
