The Core

Values of
Buddhism
Matias .Argel. Ong. Bautista. Ledesma. Buenafe. Co. de Ramos
What do Buddhists
Believe?
Basic Beliefs
Rebirth
Nirvana

4 Noble Truths
1.Dukkha: Suffering exists
2.Samudayaa: There is a cause of suffering
3.Nirodhaa: There is an end to suffering.
4.Maggaa: In order to end suffering, one must follow
the Eightfold Path

Eightfold Path
1.Right Speech 5. Right Mindfulness
2.Right Actions 6. Right Concentration
3.Right Livelihood 7. Right Thoughts
4.Right effort 8. Right Understanding
Four Noble Truths
1.Dukkha/ Suffering exists
-Life is suffering
2. Samudayaa/ There is a
cause of suffering
-Suffering is due to
attachment
3. Nirodhaa/ There is an
end to suffering.
-Attachment can be
overcome
4. Maggaa
-In order to end
suffering, you must
follow the Eightfold
Path
 The Eightfold Path

Panna: Discernment, wisdom:

1. Right View
2. Right Thinking

Sila: Virtue, morality:

3. Right Speech
4. Right Actions
5. Right Livelihood

Samadhi: Concentration, meditation:

6. Right Effort
7. Right Mindfulness
8. Right Concentration
 5 Major Religions in the World
Judaism
there is only one God and that god is Yahweh.

Hiduism
The soul never dies, but is continually Christianity
There is only one God, who watches over
reborn and cares for his people

Buddhism
People achieve complete peace and happiness (nirvana)
Islam
People achieve salvation by following the Five Pillars of
Islam and living a just life
 Merit- good deeds performed to

BUDDHISM outweigh bad deeds

KEY TERMS Enlightenment -a transcendent

"awakening" to ultimate truth &
suspension of all earthly desires

Dharma -Buddha's original teachings,

encompassed in the Four Noble Truths
and the Eightfold Path

Nirvana - an eternal state of

nothingness and the permanent release
from the cycle of rebirth

Rebirth - a person's new existence after

death, determined by their karma in ther
previous life