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Pali Canon and its Use in Buddhism
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Pali canon
The complete collection of
scriptures
followed by
Theravada
Buddhists.
Tipitaka
An alternate name for the
Pali canon
, meaning
'Three Baskets'.
Vinaya Pitaka
A section of the
Pali canon
that contains
rules
and
guidelines
for
monks
and
nuns.
Sutta Pitaka
A section of the
Pali canon
that contains
teachings
and
sermons
given by the
Buddha.
Abhidhamma Pitaka
A section of the
Pali canon
that contains
teachings
about
dependent origination
and other
concepts
related to
mental phenomena.
Dhammapada
A section of the Pali canon consisting of
423
verses that provide
guidance
on the path to
truth.
Monastic community
A group of
monks
and
nuns
who follow the
rules
and
principles
found in the
Vinaya Pitaka.
Ethical principles
Guidelines
followed by
Buddhists
based on the teachings found in the
Pali canon.
General ideas
Concepts
and
teachings
from the
Pali canon
that
Buddhists
may choose to
follow.
Verification through personal experience
The Buddha's advice to verify his teachings through personal experience, which is considered important by some Buddhists.