The Buddha Changed the Wheel of Dharma - The Very Important Turning Discourse Seven weeks after attaining enlightenment, the Buddha did not intend to lecture. But heavenly kings Pham Thien and De Thich made offerings of heavenly music to request the Buddha to change the wheel of dharma for the benefit of sentient beings in the Sambha realm. With the Buddha's eye, the Buddha saw his five former fellow practitioners and decided they would be the first to hear his teachings. The Zhuan Falun is the first sutra the Buddha gave a lecture to five brothers, Kieu Tran Nhu. image Buddhism follows the path in the middle (Middle Way) "Hey monks! There are two extremes (Sa. Antu, Anh. Extreme) that the monastic should avoid: -First is immersed in sensual pleasures (sensual pleasures). It is vile, worldly and in vain. The second is harsh austerity. That is miserable and in vain. Teachers renounce those two extremes. Tathagata (Tathagata, the Buddha used this term to claim himself) has understood that the Middle Way (Pa. Majjhima patipada, English. Middle way, Việt-Han. Middle way) these two extremes, ie not inclined to an excessive side that Tathagata has applied to develop vision, fair understanding, towards peace (Pa. vupasamaya, Anh. peace) that leads to wisdom (Pa. abhinnaya, Anh knowlegde), enlightenment (Pa. sambodhaya, English. enlightenment / awaking) and Nibbana (Pa. nibbana, Sa. Nirvana) or the path of cessation. Sutta of Zhuan Falun, Diagram of the Discourse of Zhuan Falun, Diagram of Commentary What is the Eightfold Path? Hey monks! The practice of following the middle path that the Tathagata has enlightened is the practice to develop vision and knowledge, leading to peace, sublime wisdom, What is enlightenment and Nirvana? - That is the Eightfold Path! Bat Chanh Path Bat Chanh Dao is a road with 8 branches: 1.-Chanh Kien (正見) 2.-Chanh Thought (正 思 唯) 3.-Chanh Speech (正 語), 4.-Chanh Karma (.正 業), 5.-Righteous Life (正 命), 6.-Right Aspiration (正 精進), 7.-Right Mindfulness (正念), 8.-Righteous Concentration (正定) The Four Noble Truths are the 4 high truths All, the fundamental root of Buddhism, is the main content of the first sutta, the Buddhist Zhuan Falun explained by the Buddha as the four noble truths, the fundamental root of Buddhism, is the inner What is the main content of the first Sutta, the Buddhist Zhuan Falun explained by the Buddha What is the Four Noble Truths? The Four Noble Truths (四 妙諦), are the four noble / noble truths; also called the Four Noble Truths (四聖諦). This is the focus of this sermon. 1. Noble Truth: Hey monks! Now the Tathagata explains the Noble Truth of Suffering: Birth is the union of the Five Aggregates, which is suffering; Aging / aging is suffering, sickness is suffering, death / death is the disintegration of the Five Aggregates, suffering. Sadness, anxiety, failure, and mental turmoil are suffering. Living with someone you don't like is suffering, leaving your loved one is suffering, wanting without being miserable. In other words, having the body of the Five Aggregates is suffering, because the five aggregates are impermanent, constantly changing. 2.The Noble Truth: Hey monks! This is the Noble Truth about the cause of suffering: It is the desire to be reborn, indulging in sensual pleasures, that is, the desire to indulge in lustful pleasure, the desire for all things to be eternal. , the desire in mind that after death there is nothing more; that is the cause of suffering. 3. Kill the Noble Truth: Hey monks! This is the Noble Truth about the cessation of suffering. That is the cessation of desire, no regrets. 4. The Noble Truth: Hey monks! This is the Noble Truth about the path leading to the cessation of suffering. That is the Eightfold Path. The Diagram of the Eightfold Path The Diagram of the Eightfold Path What does the Three Zhuan Falun, Ten Two Practices Mean? In order to help the five bhikkhus to fully understand the Four Noble Truths, the Buddha performs the three turning of the wheel of dharma for each Noble Truth. There are 4 bases, so there are 12 elements, the Chinese call the Twelve elements (3 transforms x 4 bases = 12 elements). 1. Here are the three turning of the Dharma of the Noble Truth of Suffering: Thi Zhen: Hey monks! Suffering [the truth about suffering: defilement, samsara,…] is the dharma that has never been previously heard, understood. Promotion: Hey monks! Teachers should be aware of this Noble Truth. Certifications: Hey monks! The Tathagata has experienced this Noble Truth. So vision, understanding, understanding, wisdom know, truth understanding and light have arisen to the Tathagata. [The light here can be understood as "eradicating ignorance"] 2. Here are the three turning of the Dharma Wheel of the Noble Truth: Shakyamuni: Hey monks! The Noble Truth of Suffering [the truth about the causes of suffering, afflictions, and samsara] is the dharma that the Tathagata has never heard before, understood. Promotion: Hey monks! Teachers should recognize the causes of suffering: The Noble Truth of Suffering. Certifications: Hey monks! The Tathagata has experienced this Noble Truth of Suffering. So vision, knowledge, understanding, wisdom know, truth understanding and light have arisen to the Tathagata. 3. These are the three turning of the Dharma Wheel of the Noble Truth of the Noble Truth of the End: Thi transform: Hey monks! The Noble Truth of Suffering and Destroying [the truth about having to get rid of suffering in order to attain bliss, purity, happiness and enlightenment] is the dharma that the Tathagata has never heard before, understood. Promotion: Hey monks! Teachers should realize the need to cease and destroy suffering: Suffering and Cessation of Suffering. Certifications: Hey monks! The Tathagata experienced the decision to destroy suffering: Suffering and Cessation of Suffering. So vision, understanding, understanding, wisdom know, truth understanding and light have arisen to the Tathagata. 4. Here are the three turning of the Dharma of the Noble Truth of Cessation of Suffering and Suffering (Eightfold Path): Thi shifts: Hey, monks! The Noble Truth of Cessation of Suffering (= Eightfold Path) [8 paths with 8 branches leading to the elimination of suffering] is the dharma that the Tathagata has never heard before, is understood. Promotion: Hey monks! Teachers should realize the Noble Truth of Cessation of Suffering to help lead to the cessation of suffering. Certifications: Hey monks! The Tathagata experimented with the "Eightfold Path". When Noble Truth is done and developed (to be developed), vision, understanding, knowledge, wisdom know, True understanding and light have arisen to the Tathagata. Diagram of the Three Turning of Faluns - The Two Elements of Laws (Image: tanhkhong.org) Diagram of the Three Turning of Faluns - The Two Elements of Three Elements (Photo: tanhkhong.org) After finishing the three turning of the wheel of dharma - the second decade of action, Buddha liked The next lecture: Hey monks! If the Tathagata has not fully understood the Four Noble Truths in the three aspects and the twelve modes fully clearly, the Tathagata has not confirmed this before this world including the gods, the Maou, and the Brahma. Heaven, Taoism, Rabbi-la-Mon, Humans and other non-human beings too that Tathagata has attained Supreme Chanh Dang Chanh Enlightenment. In that moment, the resounding cheers shook strongly, just in the blink of an eye made all 10,000 worlds in the realm of Pham Thien tremble. An aura more brighter than all the gods' aura has shined in the world. The Buddha immediately said: "Kondanna is truly enlightened! Kondanna is truly enlightened! Since then Kondanna is called Annata Kondanna, which means "Kondanna is an enlightened person". Samyutta Nikaya (Samyutta Nikaya Samyutta), volume V, page 420. Kondanna - the first disciple of the Buddha, enlightened the teaching of Shakyamuni Buddha about the impermanence philosophy when Kondanna said: “What is born must destroy Kondanna - the first disciple of the Buddha, enlightened the teaching of Shakyamuni Buddha about the impermanence philosophy when Kondanna stated, "What is born must cease." In the Vinaya Pitaka there is a place saying that Kondanna asked the Buddha to make him his disciple, Buddha approved. Kondanna was the first monk, the Sangha (Sangha, Community of Monks & Nuns) has been established since then, followed by the other four monks who also joined the sangha and they in turn attested Arahant. Kondanna enlightened the teaching of Shakyamuni Buddha about the impermanence philosophy when Kondanna said: "What is born must cease." END=NAM MO SHAKYAMUNI BUDDHA.( 3 TIMES ).GOLDEN AMITABHA MONASTERY=VIETNAMESE BUDDHIST NUN=THICH CHAN TANH.AUSTRALIA,SYDNEY.25/2/2021.VIETNAMESE TRANSLATE ENGLISH BY=VIETNAMESE BUDDHIST NUN=THICH CHAN TANH.