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The Buddha's Teaching in Five Words - Compilation
The following is a compilation of 5 word attempts to guess the Buddha's Teachings in Five Words. The original thread can be found here.
*Note: I made my best effort to compile this for everyone. If I missed someone's guess please excuse me. Let me know, and I will edit this post!
*Note: I made my best effort to compile this for everyone. If I missed someone's guess please excuse me. Let me know, and I will edit this post!
Cause and Cessation of suffering.
Richard Herman wrote: »This is how it is now.
"What? How should I know?"
Sabbe dhamma nalam abhinivesaya
Nothing should be clung to
sabbe dhamma anatta
All phenomena are not-self
sabbe sankhara anicca
all formations are impermanent
Dhamma Dhatu wrote: »"Nothing is worth clinging to"
"All mental suffering is Self."
Nothing to grasp. Nothing needed.
"Everything's impermanent, stroll on mindfully"
Liberation is end of craving.
Nibbana is the supreme emptiness.
free from grasping. spontaneous compassion
Abandoning tanha leads to Nibbana.
Forsake ego to attain liberation.
Abandon evil, Do good, Meditate.
"Sh*t happens, get used to it"
Seeing and realizing Dependent Origination
"Suffering and end of suffering"
"Wisdom and practice equals enlightenment"
Practice sila, samadhi and panna.
Practice dana, sila and bhavana.
Attain wisdom through direct experience.
"purify your mind, develop wisdom."
Pietro Pumokin wrote: »urinating on mara for peace
Don't take the blue pill
Dhamma Dhatu wrote: »The heedful do not die
Know and practice the Path.
Know truth through insight meditation.
Dhamma Dhatu wrote: »Vijjā-caraṇa-sampanno
consummate in knowledge & conduct
Dhamma Dhatu wrote: »Vijjā-caraṇa-sampanno
knowledge & conduct is consummate
"Know the Four Noble Truths."
Pietro Pumokin wrote: »know and be not known
know or be eaten alive
know or die i say
know this, don't know that
know what yer mamma knows
knowing knowers nullifies the nose
Know things as they are.
Know reality as it is.
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Practice mindfulness instead of papanca.
Dhamma Dhatu wrote: »kammānaṃ vipāko veditabbo
'Know actions and their results'
Know what actions are wholesome
"Know what conditions mental suffering."
Know what path to take.
Know what path is best.
Know what path is right.
Know what the wise sanction.
Know what the wise praise.
Know what the wise censure.
Allbuddha Bound wrote: »Know what is, do wisely
know what skhandas are impermanent
"Know what actions are right."
"Know what thoughts are skillful."
Know what things are praiseworthy.
Mr Serenity wrote: »Know how to be happy.
Know what anguish [unfettered] desires bring!
"Know what you are not."
Pietro Pumokin wrote: »know what know are know
Know what actions are useful.
Know what tools are beneficial.
Know what situations are avoidable.
Know what vices are acceptable...
"Know what attachments are supporting."
Knowing when to let go
Know yourself, know the teachings
Know what you are doing. {mindfulness - the key to liberation}
Know what you are thinking.
Know what you are feeling.
Know what you are now.
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