Triple Gem

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Triple Gem refers to the three central refuges in Buddhism—the Buddha, the Dharma (teachings), and the Sangha (community of practitioners).

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Label Occurrences
Triple Gem canonical 4

Statements (50)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Buddhist concept
object of veneration
religious refuge
alsoKnownAs Ratana Triple Gem
Three Jewels of Buddhism
surface form: Three Jewels

Three Refuges
Tiratana
Triratna
associatedWith Buddhist devotion
Buddhist ethics
Buddhist identity
centralTo Buddhist lay ordination
Buddhist monastic ordination
Buddhist practice
Buddhist refuge ceremony
componentRole Buddha’s discourses
surface form: Buddha as teacher

Dharma as teaching
Sangha as community
coreIdea reliance on enlightened teacher
reliance on noble community
reliance on true teaching
function formal entry into Buddhism
foundation of Buddhist vows
object of daily recollection
hasPart Shakyamuni Buddha
surface form: Buddha

Dharma
Sangha
hasSymbol three-jewel emblem
triple spiral motif
languageForm Pali: Tiratana
triratna
surface form: Sanskrit: Triratna
mentionedIn Sutta Pitaka
surface form: Anguttara Nikaya

Sutta Pitaka
surface form: Digha Nikaya

the Pali Canon
surface form: Pali Canon
practicedThrough chanting
prostrations
refuge ceremony
recitedAs I take refuge in the Buddha
I take refuge in the Dharma
I take refuge in the Sangha
relatedConcept Five Precepts
Eightfold Path
surface form: Noble Eightfold Path
religion Buddhism
symbolizes faith in Buddha
faith in Dharma
faith in Sangha
ultimate refuge
usedIn Mahayana
surface form: Mahayana Buddhism

Theravada
surface form: Theravada Buddhism

Vajrayana
surface form: Vajrayana Buddhism

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Sangha isOneOf Triple Gem
Sanggha componentOf Triple Gem
Three Refuges alsoKnownAs Triple Gem