What does Buddhism mean?

"Buddhism" refers to or relates to Buddhism.

Buddhism, Confucianism and Taoism constitute the three spiritual pillars of China traditional culture, also known as Buddhism. In addition, "Buddha" can also refer to the pure land of Buddhists, and sometimes "Buddha" also calls himself a monk. For example, "Buddhist thought" can also be called "Buddhist thought".

The ideological core of Buddhism

The core idea of Buddhism was realized by Sakyamuni under the bodhi tree, and the four truths were said for the first time. That is, suffering, gathering, extinction and Tao. Bitter, there are eight bitter; Set, there are twelve karma; Tao, there are eight right paths. It is about the suffering of all beings, the causes of suffering, and the methods to eradicate suffering. Therefore, the core idea of Buddhism is to cut off all troubles, get happiness from suffering and get rid of nirvana.

The basic content of Buddhist teachings is to talk about the suffering in the world and the causes of it, and to talk about the ways to eliminate it. "Origin" and "that is," all laws start from karma ". That is, the birth of all things or phenomena is the relationship and condition of mutual (relative) treatment. Without this relationship and condition, nothing or phenomenon can be born.