Dukkha: Suffering in Early BuddhismDiscovery Publishing House, 2003 - 188 ページ This book on Dukkha: Suffering in Early Buddhism gives an introduction to the concept of suffering, deals with the analysis of suffering in non-Buddhist system, examples the components of suffering in early Buddhism, identifies the origin of suffering and discusses about deliverance. Contents: Introduction, Duhkha in Indian Philosophy, Conception of Dukkha in Early Buddhism, Origin of Dukkha, Means of Deliverance from Dukkha, Nibbana, Conclusions. |
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anattā annihilation Arhat arising ariyo ātman attachment attain avidyā bhava Bhikkhu birth Bodhisattva body bondage Buddha Buddhaghosa Buddhist cause cessation Chap concentration conception consciousness craving death defilements desires Dhamma Dīgha Digha Nikāya doctrine duḥkha dukkha Early Buddhism essencelessness eternal existence experiences of sukha feeling five aggregates five khandhas five-fold freedom full of suffering gain Ibid ignorance avijjā impermanent Indian Philosophy insight Jāti jhāna jīva kāma kamma Kārikā karmas Kashyap khandhas knowledge leading liberation London Magga maggo Majj man's means meditation mental mind misery nāma-rūpa namely Nibbāna Nikāya Nipāta Noble Truth Nyāya Nyāya sūtra objects overcome pain Pāli paññā path perfect permanent person philosophical inquiry physical pleasure precept produce psycho-physical complex realisation rebirth refers Rhys Davids rūpa Samādhi Sammā samsāra sankhāra Saññā sense sense-organs sensual Sīla stage suffering dukkha sukha Sūtras Sutta tanha texts things tipitakas Trans truth of dukkha upādāna Upaniṣad Vedanā viññāņa wherein Yogavacara