Ο Τριμερής Κανόνας (Tipiṭaka)
The Buddha’s direct Teachings on liberation from existential suffering. Instructions revealing the Four Noble Truths and the path to Liberation. Primary source of authentic practice of the Teachings.
Ancient explanations clarifying the Buddha’s discourses on liberation. Traditional interpretations preserving context and technical meanings. Essential guide illuminating the path to Nibbāna.
Further explanations clarifying difficult commentary passages and terms. Grammatical analysis and expanded context for traditional interpretations. Secondary guide resolving ambiguities in Aṭṭhakathā meanings.
The Buddha’s training rules for monastics. Discipline that preserves the Monastic Community continuity and protects practitioners. Essential framework sustaining the Teachings.
Detailed explanations of the Buddha’s monastic training rules. Clarifications preserving the origins and applications of each precept. An authoritative guide maintaining discipline’s purity and purpose.
Additional analysis explaining complex commentary points on discipline. Detailed examination of training rules and procedural applications. Secondary guide addressing interpretative questions and disputes.
The systematic analysis of mental states and material phenomena. A precise mapping of consciousness and materiality. Ultimate truth revealing conditioned existence.
Scholarly exposition of systematic mental and material analysis. Explanations clarifying consciousness taxonomy and phenomenal processes. Indispensable guide for ultimate reality comprehension.
Extended analysis clarifying the commentary’s technical explanations. Grammatical parsing and philosophical elaboration of systematic theory. Secondary guide explicating consciousness classification and processes.
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