Buddhist doctrinal concept

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A Buddhist doctrinal concept is a fundamental idea or teaching within Buddhism that explains the nature of reality, the causes of suffering, and the path to liberation.

Observed surface forms (14)

Buddhist philosophical concept ×2
Mahayana Buddhist concept ×2
Buddhist doctrinal category ×1
Buddhist doctrinal framework ×1
Buddhist doctrinal term ×1
Buddhist eschatological concept ×1
Buddhist philosophical doctrine ×1
Chan Buddhist concept ×1
Four Noble Truths component ×1
Mahāyāna Buddhist concept ×1

Instances (18)

Eternal Shakyamuni Buddha via concept surface "Mahāyāna Buddhist concept"
Turning of the Wheel of Dharma
no-mind (wuxin) via concept surface "Chan Buddhist concept"
Catvāri Āryasatyāni
Three Marks of Existence
Truth of suffering via concept surface "Four Noble Truths component"
Hīnayāna (as a polemical term in Mahāyāna texts) via concept surface "Buddhist doctrinal category"
mappo (Latter Day of the Law) via concept surface "Buddhist eschatological concept"
surface form: Mappo
shakubuku via concept surface "concept in Nichiren Buddhism"
interbeing via concept surface "Buddhist philosophical concept"
Ariyo Atthangiko Maggo via concept surface "Buddhist doctrinal term"
Buddhist cosmology via concept surface "concept in Buddhism"
Bodhisattvas via concept surface "Mahayana Buddhist concept"
surface form: Bodhisattva
Tathagatagarbha via concept surface "Mahayana Buddhist concept"
Zen patriarchs via concept surface "Zen Buddhist concept"
Two Truths doctrine via concept surface "Buddhist philosophical doctrine"
Four Foundations of Mindfulness via concept surface "Buddhist doctrinal framework"
Three Great Deeds of the Buddha (birth, enlightenment, parinirvana)
surface form: Three Great Deeds of the Buddha