coreTeaching
P15020
predicate
Indicates that an entity serves as a primary or foundational teaching or instructional activity for another entity.
Aliases (2)
- centralTeaching ×7
- coreTeachingOf ×1
Sample triples (47)
| Subject | Object |
|---|---|
| Adi Shankaracharya | identity of Atman and Brahman → |
| Adi Shankaracharya | ultimate reality is non-dual Brahman → |
| Adi Shankaracharya | world is ultimately mithya (empirically real but ultimately unreal) → |
| Buddhism | Four Noble Truths → |
| Buddhism | Noble Eightfold Path → |
| Guru Angad | living an honest, disciplined life in remembrance of God → |
| Guru Angad | service to humanity as service to God → |
| Guru Gobind Singh | defence of righteousness (dharam yudh) → |
| Guru Gobind Singh | devotion to one God → |
| Guru Gobind Singh | equality of all humans → |
| Guru Gobind Singh | rejection of caste discrimination → |
| Guru Granth Sahib | equality of all humans → |
| Guru Granth Sahib | honest living and sharing with others → |
| Guru Granth Sahib | importance of naam simran (meditation on God) → |
| Guru Granth Sahib | oneness of God → |
| Guru Granth Sahib | rejection of caste discrimination → |
| Guru Nanak | devotion to one God → |
| Guru Nanak | equality of all humans → |
| Guru Nanak | honest work → |
| Guru Nanak | rejection of caste discrimination → |
| Guru Nanak | rejection of ritualism → |
| Guru Nanak | remembering God’s name → |
| Guru Nanak | sharing with others → |
| Guru Nanak | social justice → |
| Middle Way | Buddhism ("coreTeachingOf") → |
| Sarada Devi | God can be realized through sincere prayer and japa → |
| Sarada Devi | all are my children → |
| Sarada Devi | do not look for faults in others, look into your own mind → |
| Sarada Devi | see no fault in others → |
| Shakyamuni Buddha | Four Noble Truths ("centralTeaching") → |
| Shakyamuni Buddha | Middle Way ("centralTeaching") → |
| Shakyamuni Buddha | Noble Eightfold Path ("centralTeaching") → |
| Shakyamuni Buddha | dependent origination ("centralTeaching") → |
| Shakyamuni Buddha | impermanence (anicca) ("centralTeaching") → |
| Shakyamuni Buddha | non-self (anattā) ("centralTeaching") → |
| Shakyamuni Buddha | suffering (dukkha) ("centralTeaching") → |
| Theravada | Dependent Origination → |
| Theravada | Four Noble Truths → |
| Theravada | Noble Eightfold Path → |
| Theravada | Three Marks of Existence → |
| Zoroaster | afterlife with heaven and hell → |
| Zoroaster | coming of a savior (Saoshyant) → |
| Zoroaster | emphasis on truth and righteousness (asha) → |
| Zoroaster | final judgment of souls → |
| Zoroaster | individual moral responsibility → |
| Zoroaster | moral dualism between good and evil → |
| Zoroaster | worship of Ahura Mazda as supreme god → |