The tradition of turning the dharma wheel of the Buddhas .VIETNAMESE TRANSLATE ENGLISH BY=VIETNAMESE BUDDHIST NUN=THICH CHAN TANH.

The Four Noble Truths are the basis of the whole system of Buddhist teachings. These four truths have been experienced and transmitted by Buddha himself. It can be said that the Four Noble Truths are not only the first sermon but this is the main thought, throughout the 45 years of propagating the birth of Buddha.

The purpose of the birth of the Buddhas is for the sake and welfare of beings, because they want to be free from delusion, to attain full enlightenment wisdom. Each Buddha has his own skillful means of being on the path of transformation, but all are aimed at making beings open to the mind, having proper awareness of their body, as well as all surrounding phenomena. From that, determine for yourself an appropriate and positive attitude to live in order to be able to "glass mischief and happiness" to attain enlightenment and liberation. Therefore, changing the dharma wheel after enlightenment is an essential work, a precious tradition, and a great wish of the Buddhas. The Buddhas of the past have done the same, the current Buddhas are doing so and the Buddhas are going to do the same.

The Four Noble Truths are the basis of the whole system of Buddhist teachings. These four truths have been experienced and taught by Buddha himself.

German Shakyamuni also because of a great vow that was born into the realms of this Brahmin Five Senses to save suffering beings. He pointed out a righteous and holy path for sentient beings to return, convert their minds, and find their own pure feet. He followed the precious traditions of the Buddhas, turning the dharma wheel in this world with the first discourse, the Four Noble Truths.

The Four Noble Truths are the traditional teaching that the three Buddhas after enlightenment all preached as the first discourses, which are clearly stated in the Lotus Sutra:

"As the Buddha said

Thinking about that already

Instant to Ba Nai

The generals passed away

Then use the means

Because the year monks said

That is called turning Falun

Then there was the sound of Nirvana "

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Eightfold Path also has an intimate relationship with the three disciplines of Buddhism, that is About-Dinh-Tue. These three disciplines are the three main factors that help the practitioner to eliminate defilements, gonorrhea, or mind, automatically enter the Holy Path with the corresponding results.

The Four Noble Truths are the basic teachings that go to Buddhahood:

The Four Noble Truths are the basis of the whole system of Buddhist teachings. These four truths have been experienced and taught by Buddha himself. It can be said that the Four Noble Truths are not only the first sermon but this is the main thought, throughout the 45 years of propagating the birth of the Buddha, and he himself repeated many times in the Nikaya and Aham sutras that : "We only say suffering and the path of elimination of suffering".

The Buddha used the cause-effect reason - including the world and the world - to analyze life, suffering is the result of craving, attachment, ignorance. Nirvana is the fruit born of the Noble Eightfold Path. Eightfold path is the eight principles of righteous living, bringing happiness and happiness to people. These eight conditions make each person's life become more and more pure and healthy, having the capacity to support people from renouncing evil deeds, achieving good deeds, and being able to be liberated from the obstacles. defiled, away from education. In the Noble Eightfold Path the right view is both the starting point and the most critical point. Right understanding is right understanding, is wisdom. Thanks to wisdom, people can distinguish between good and evil. Thanks to the new wisdom to eliminate the evil, illegal or

The Four Noble Truths are the basic disciplines that Buddha once practiced and realized.

In addition, the Eightfold Path has a close relationship with the three disciplines of Buddhism, namely About-Dinh-Tue. These three disciplines are the three main factors that help the practitioner to eliminate defilements, gonorrhea, or mind, automatically enter the Holy Path with the corresponding results.

Moreover, in the Samyutta Vutta, the Buddha also taught that:

"Until then, bhikkhus! In these four Holy Roman Empire, with three such transformations and twelve such generals, true wisdom is not pure in My place; at this time, monks, until then , in this world with the heavenly world, the ghost world, the Brahma world, with the masses of the Brahmin, Brahmin, the gods and the human race, I have not witnessed the supreme righteous awareness and awareness. " (Zhuan Falun).

Thus, the Four Noble Truths are the basic disciplines that Buddha once practiced and realized; Saints of the disciples and the ancestors from past to present have also used this method to practice and attain enlightenment. Therefore, these four noble truths are considered the four basic truths of practice to reach Buddhahood.

To attain the realm of nirvana, there is only one path, that is to practice the Noble Truth, which is basically the Noble Eightfold practice.

The Four Noble Truths are the methods for eliminating suffering that lead to peacefulness:

The Buddha built the Four Noble Truths on an empirical and therapeutic principle to cure the mind of sentient beings. He first shows people his illness (Suffering), the cause of that disease (Episode), and then he describes his state of health, his illness (Cessation) and his treatment ( Dao).

Suffering is an evident situation covering all fates, all beings from the emperor to the common people, from the wealthy to the poor, from the wise and the fool. ... have their own suffering. Suffering is inherently a serious illness that no one can avoid, but the extent depends on the psychology, attitudes and ways of receiving one's own life. Life is always changing, changing, impermanent. Humans have been born to grow up, so the process of old birth sickness is inevitable. That is the law of course that all phenomena to humans are inevitable. However, because of the psychology of attachment, like to hang on to things that we please, do not accept the truth, people feel suffering.

The Buddha, the Great King, knows the suffering of sentient beings and offers effective remedies, the remaining problem is whether each person will take the medicine himself to be healed or not.

Thus, the cause of suffering is due to ignorance, leading to craving and attachment. When craving and attachment are not satisfied, because life is inherently impermanent - the more people desire it, the more deeply they sink into misery.

Nirvana is a realm of joy, tranquility, absence of all suffering, no longer suffering, greed, hatred and delusion. This is a realm of reality, beyond all thoughts, concepts or languages, only those who practice experiments can understand, like a person drinking hot or cold water, only he or she can feel it for himself. To attain the realm of nirvana, there is only one path, that is to practice the Noble Truth, which is basically the Noble Eightfold practice. These are the eight gateways to lead sentient beings from the sublime status to the holy level, which are the eight basic elements that help people purify their minds and act to become healthier, more simple, upright and full of wisdom, from which to create for yourself a peaceful, happy life right here in this world.

Nirvana is a realm of joy, tranquility, absence of all suffering, no longer suffering, greed, hatred and delusion.

The Buddha, the Great King, knows the suffering of sentient beings and gives effective remedies, the remaining problem is whether each person will take the medicine himself to be healed or not. Each person who has seen the suffering of his or her life is caused by ignorance, craving, and attachment caused by the diligent practice. According to the Noble Eightfold Path, we must actively foster our liberating wisdom more and more deeply, so that there will no longer be obscured by the darkness of ignorance. The more we know that craving is not natural, it is not the nature of human beings, it is the result of a series of continuous operations. - colors - green import - contact - feeling - love ...). Therefore, when ignorance is all over, then the craving is no longer there and human suffering is also released.END=NAM MO SHAKYAMUNI BUDDHA.( 3 TIMES ).GOLDEN AMITABHA MONASTERY=VIETNAMESE BUDDHIST NUN=THICH CHAN TANH.AUSTRALIA,SYDNEY.2/8/2020.