Buddhism

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 # The 9 Attributes of Buddha :
1. Deserving homage
2. Perfectly awakened
3. Perfect in true knowledge and conduct
4. Well gone in Nirvana
5. Complete Knowledge of the worlds
6. Incomparable leader of persons to be tamed
7. Teacher of gods and humans
8. The Awakened One
9. Blessed one

# The 3 Types of Vows in Buddhism :
1. Prati-moksha
2. Bodhisattva
3. Tantric

# The 5 Paths :
1. Accumulating merit :--
a) Desire to learn
b) Desire to criticise
c) Desire to evolve

2. Training :--
a) Control mind
b) Accurate analysis
c) Change Self

3. Illumination :--
a) Decide how to think
b) Understand others
c) Change others

4. Path of concentrated contemplation :--
a) Meditation
b) Spiritual awareness
c) Develop awareness

5. The Final Path :--
a) The unreality of Ego--
    i) All beings are one life
   ii) All objects have life
  iii) All life is one life
b) Unreality of external world--
    i) The outer world is connected to your Inner World
   ii) The inner being is a speck of the outer world
  iii) Time and efforts create laws of motion.
c) Unreality of existence-- 
    i) Existence is inconsequential
   ii) Each existence has consequences and reactions
  iii) Each action seeks to define existence.

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