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1 Define :
(i) Evil, Good and Pure
(ii) The 5 Aggregates and their relationship to the 3 Universal Characteristics |
2 Life of the Buddha
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- Before birth to enlightenment - Brahma Sahampatti - Some early utterances of the Buddha |
3 First Sermon of the
Buddha
Outline of the 4 Noble Truths - The Noble Eight-Fold Path |
4 The Noble Eight-Fold
Path
I. Right Understanding
b) 10 Moral Actions c) 3 Universal Characteristics d) The 4 Stages of Sainthood e) The 10 Fetters f) The relation between (d) and (e) III. Right Speech IV. Right Action V. Right Livelihood VI. Right Effort VII. Right Mindfulness The Four Foundations
of Mindfulness
VIII. Right Concentration Jhanas &
The 5 Hindrances
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5 Brahma Vihara - The
4 Sublime States
Explanation of Metta Sutta (Karaniya Metta Sutta) 11 benefits of Metta Meditation Equanimity on Eight Worldly Conditions |
6 The 31 Realms Of
Existence
Destruction of the Universe by fire, water and wind The 4 Modes of Birth Body affected in 4 ways |
7 Kamma and Rebirth
The 5 Niyamas - The 5 Cosmic Order |
8 Dependent Origination
- 2 explanations
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9 Sigalovada Sutta
(The Sutta on Layman Codes of Conduct) |
10 Cakkavatti-Sihanada
Sutta
(The Lion Roar Sutta) |
11 Miscellaneous
Theravada and Mahayana Introduction to Vajrayana 7 Weeks After Enlightenment Supernormal Knowledge or Vision The Buddha’s Daily Routine Female Lay Disciple - Queen Samavati Female Disciple - Yasodhara Buddha’s Ministry - First Twenty Years |
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