What are the tenets of Buddhism?

Do not do all evils, practice all good deeds, and purify one's own mind; meaning that one should refrain from all evils in the world, but should actively strive to practice all good deeds in the world.

Buddhism is dedicated to teaching what is suffering? Why is the world suffering? You now feel very happy, that is to fulfill your desire, you think you are happy, do not know that desire is suffering, desire in the future will attract the bitter fruit, retribution, you do good in the future will be born in heaven, you create evil in the future will fall into the three paths, the hell, the hungry ghosts, the beasts, the three paths in the easy to go in, out of the very difficult to give the people to how to remove the pain and suffering.

The most serious and biggest of the evils is called the five evils, killing the father, killing the mother, killing the Arahant, taking out the blood of the Buddha's body, and breaking the Harmony Sangha. If you create all the five evils and ten evils, you will go to the Infernal Hell. There are too many sins. Even though you fulfill your desires, your mind can't be at peace, you don't get along with others, you have many delusions and distractions, you are not dedicated and sincere, this problem is serious, this life is really bitter. It is given to people not to do evil, but to do more from the good.

Expanded Information:

Learning Buddhism is not only about "letting go" but also about "lifting up". The purpose, wisdom, compassion, worry, attachment, pain, we "can not let go", precisely because the "mention" is not enough. Beginners have not been mentioned to talk about put down, not set up a correct view, reversing the order, so confused and empty, contradictory entanglement.

The principle of cultivating one's mind is to look at one's own mind at all times and not to forget one's purpose, and only after one has subdued one's own troubles can one go and help others; the principle of acting on one's own will is to learn from the Buddha, to let go of one's own self, to practise great compassion and to be helpful to others. The first thing you need to do is to learn from the Buddha, put aside your ego, and practice great compassion, so that you can complete your own blessings and wisdom in altruism.

The ultimate goal of studying Buddhism is to become a Buddha, and then you can set up milestones for yourself. The establishment of the goal and the understanding of the whole path of practice is itself a process of learning and practicing, which should be carried out persistently under the guidance of good knowledge and the companionship of fellow practitioners and friends. The Dharma is divided into two parts: compassion and wisdom, and it is the perfection of compassion and wisdom that is the purpose of learning Buddhism.

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Baidu Wikipedia - Don't do all the evil, do all the good