This school, which is derived from the Vibhajjavada grouping, focuses on kilesas or defilements which bind humans to the cycle of rebirth through fetters.
This school, which is derived from the Vibhajjavada grouping, focuses on kilesas or defilements which bind humans to the cycle of rebirth through fetters. The concept of dukkha, or suffering, features prominently in this school's Three Characteristics of conditioned thought. Discipline, training of mind, and wisdom make up this school's Three Noble Disciplines, a shortened version of the Eightfold Path. The most basic theory of this school of Buddhism focuses on the Four Noble Truths. Holding the Pali Canon in high regard, for 10 points, name this school of Buddhism translated as "The Ancient Teaching", contrasted with the Mahayana school.
This school, which is derived from the Vibhajjavada grouping, focuses on kilesas or defilements which bind humans to the cycle of rebirth through fetters.
{Theravada} Buddhism (prompt on “Buddhism” early)