How To Be A Savvy Buddhist.VIETNAMESE TRANSLATE ENGLISH BY=VIETNAMESE BUDDHIST NUN=THE WOMEN OF THE SAKYA CLAN CHAN TANH. How to Become an Understanding Buddhist *** Buddhists need to know the following basic things: 1. Who is Buddha? Why should we rely on and follow the Buddha 's clean and pure example ? 2. What is France? What is truth or truth? Why take refuge or take refuge in the Dharma? 3. What is boost? Why take refuge or take refuge in the Sangha? 4. What is Right View? 5. What Buddhists should not do, and the harm if doing so. 6. What Buddhists should do and the benefits if they do it 7. How to have a happy and peaceful home life? 8. Things to know regarding karma. 9. Saint Tu Da Hoan. I. Buddha (Buddha) The Buddha was the one who realized for himself the four noble truths (Four Noble Truths: suffering, the cause of suffering, the cessation of suffering, and the practical method for the cessation of suffering) . And after realizing the above truths himself , the Buddha brought what he had understood to teach others. It is very easy to say the word Buddha. But few people know how to practice to become a Buddha. To become a Buddha, one must practice the ten perfections. One who endeavors to practice the paramitas in order to become a Buddha is called a bodhisattva. Paramita in Pāḷi is Pāramī which means perfect. There are ten perfections or ten perfect qualities that a bodhisattva needs to practice sufficiently to become a buddha. They are: 1. Almsgiving: Giving without keeping any of it, like turning a water jar upside down , without leaving a single drop of residue. 2. Precepts: Have virtue, clean precepts, maintain discipline, fulfill duties . 3. Renunciation: Abandon family life, renounce craving, worldly pleasurestime. 4. Wisdom: Develop wisdom to liberate, see the truth of things, and at the same time in daily life always seek to learn what is necessary and useful. 5. Effort: Always strive diligently in the practice of liberation , determined to achieve the goal, and in all work, do not be lazy. 6. Patience: Tolerating afflictions caused by others or external circumstances , always seeing the good of others. 7. Honesty: Righteousness, honesty and purity , not falsehood, always keeping the vows or promises, how to say it, how to say it. 8. Decision or vow force: Set up a firm mind, unwavering will . The mind is firm and firm like a diamond. It is very easy to persuade a Bodhisattva to do good, but it is impossible to induce him to do evil. Sometimes He is as soft as a petal, but sometimes as hard as a rock. 9. Loving- kindness : Is infinite love, immense, sincere wish for all sentient beings regardless of us, people, bodies, nuns to be happy and happy. 10. Equanimity: Balanced, unbiased, calm, at ease in the face of all good and bad, over losing, gaining and losing, before all the vicissitudes of the world. Try to helpeveryone, every species; but knowing that all sentient beings have their own karma, so always help sentient beings, but still be at ease if sentient beings are not fortunate enough to enjoy what we help. In order to be complete, a Bodhisattva must accumulate many lives, many kalpas, a lot of time, not just one life, ten lives, hundreds of lives, thousands of lives, but four A Tang Ky earth kalpas and one hundred thousand earth kalpas . An earth cycle lasts countless years. Can you imagine how long it takes for a bodhisattva to practice the perfection of perfection to become a buddha? (A rising period is a count consisting of 1 and 140 zeros. Earth life is the time from the earth's birth to its destruction.) There are three Bodhisattva actions 1. Wisdom Bodhisattva (Paññādhika) 2. Faith in Bodhisattva (Saddhādhika) 3. Efforts Bodhisattva (Vīriyādhika) Every bodhisattva practice must fully practice the ten perfections. If a bodhisattva chooses wisdom as the top priority, then he is wisdom bodhisattva. He must perfect the Paramita over a long period of four earth kalpas and 100,000 earth kalpas. If a bodhisattva takes faith as the main priority, then he is faith bodhisattva. This one must perfect the Paramita over a long period of eight earth kalpas and 100,000 earth kalpas. If a bodhisattva takes Effort as a priority, then he is a Bodhisattva. He must perfect the Paramita over a long period of 16 A Sangha earth kalpas and 100,000 earth kalpas. II. Dharma (Dhamma) Dhamma in Pāḷi is Dhamma. Dhamma has many meanings. All phenomena in the world, good or bad, are Dharma. But the Dharma here is the teachings of the Buddha . Those who practice these teachings will be freed from the four evil paths (Apāya) (the realm of unhappiness) and from the cycle of birth and death. Apāya (Evil Path) means the lower realms of suffering. There are ten types of Dharma that we need to know. These are the Four Paths, the Four Fruits, Nirvana and the Dharma (Pariyatti) . The Way (Magga) means the Path of Wisdom , eliminating afflictions and defilements. Fruit (Phāla), which means purifying all kinds of defilements that have been eliminated by the Way . Nirvana is the object of the Path and Fruition. Nirvana eliminates afflictions forever. Pariyatti is the doctrine of the Dharma, showing us the way to liberation: Path, Fruition, and Nirvana. III. Sangha (Saṅgha) The Sangha is the group of eight Noble Ones who have eliminated some or all of the defilements according to their hierarchy. (The Arhat is the one who eliminates all afflictions. The lower Saints have eliminated each part of the afflictions.) So, according to this definition, anyone, man, woman, layman or monk, once attained Sainthood, becomes a member of the Sangha. In addition, monks who are on their way to practice with the determination to eliminate defilements are also members of the Sangha. There must be four or more Bhikkhus to be called Sangha. We call Buddha, Dharma, and Sangha the Three Jewels or the Three Jewels. A man who has taken refuge in the Triple Gem is called an Upāsaka (a man close to him) and a woman who has taken refuge in the Triple Gem is called an Upāsaka.y The Three Jewels are called Upāsikā (close to female). Also known as Thien Nam or Tin Girl, or Thien Tin, or Buddhist. All Buddhists must have pure, fervent and firm faith. Believing here is believing in karma and its results. In Pāḷi this faith is called “Kammasakata sammādiṭṭhi”. If you don't have this basic faith, that is, you don't have faith in karma and its results, you're not really a Buddhist .END=NAM MO SHAKYAMUNI BUDDHA.( 3 TIMES).BUDDHIST DHARMA WHEEL GOLDEN MONASTERY=VIETNAMESE BUDDHIST NUN=THE WOMEN OF THE SAKYA CLAN CHAN TANH.AUSTRALIA,SYDNEY.1/10/2021.