Buddhism

Buddhism knowledge entities: 8 entries, 9 source-reviewed internal relationships.

Buddhism 8 entities · 9 relationships

Mindfulness 正念

Buddhism · practice
→ Stillness Interpretively related: Stillness and mindfulness are complementary contemplative practices
→ Four Noble Truths Conceptually related: Mindfulness (sati) is the第七 factor of the Eightfold Path and a direct application of the truths
→ Eightfold Path Pedagogically related: Right Mindfulness (samma sati) is the seventh factor of the Eightfold Path
→ Bodhidharma Pedagogically related: Bodhidharma taught wall-gazing meditation as mindfulness practice
→ Samsara Interpretively related: Mindfulness practice is a path to liberation from samsara

Four Noble Truths 四圣谛

Buddhism · concept
→ Eightfold Path Conceptually related: The Fourth Noble Truth is the Eightfold Path — the practice that ends suffering
→ Mindfulness Conceptually related: Mindfulness (sati) is the第七 factor of the Eightfold Path and a direct application of the truths
→ Letting Go Interpretively related: Letting go of craving (the Second Truth) is essential to ending suffering
→ Karma Interpretively related: The Four Noble Truths explain the nature of karma and its cessation

Eightfold Path 八正道

Buddhism · concept
→ Four Noble Truths Conceptually related: The Fourth Noble Truth is the Eightfold Path — the practice that ends suffering
→ Mindfulness Pedagogically related: Right Mindfulness (samma sati) is the seventh factor of the Eightfold Path
→ Zazen Comparatively related: Zazen is a practice of Right Concentration — the eighth factor of the Eightfold Path
→ Wu Wei Comparatively related: Right Effort in Buddhism parallels wu wei's effortless action in Taoism
→ Karma Interpretively related: The Eightfold Path provides the ethical framework for wholesome karma
→ Nirvana Interpretively related: The Eightfold Path leads to nirvana

Siddhartha Gautama 悉达多·乔达摩

Buddhism · person

Samsara 轮回

Buddhism · concept
→ Karma Interpretively related: Karma is the driving force that sustains the cycle of samsara
→ Nirvana Interpretively related: Nirvana is liberation from the cycle of samsara
→ Mindfulness Interpretively related: Mindfulness practice is a path to liberation from samsara

Karma 因果

Buddhism · concept
→ Samsara Interpretively related: Karma is the driving force that sustains the cycle of samsara
→ Eightfold Path Interpretively related: The Eightfold Path provides the ethical framework for wholesome karma
→ Four Noble Truths Interpretively related: The Four Noble Truths explain the nature of karma and its cessation

Nirvana 涅槃

Buddhism · concept
→ Samsara Interpretively related: Nirvana is liberation from the cycle of samsara
→ Eightfold Path Interpretively related: The Eightfold Path leads to nirvana
→ Sudden Enlightenment Interpretively related: Nirvana is realized through the wisdom of enlightenment

Buddhism 佛教

Buddhism · concept
→ Neo-Confucianism Interpretively related: Incorporated Buddhist metaphysical concepts
→ Taoism Comparatively related: Laozi and the Buddha both counsel dropping forced striving; wu wei and letting-go of attachment converge on yielding.
→ Stoicism Comparatively related: Epictetus and the Buddha both teach releasing judgment of what is beyond control; amor fati mirrors equanimity.