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The Pali Canon is the earliest surviving written body of Buddhist scripture consisting of 45 volumes that were collected and codified in the 1st century BCE. It represents the authentic teachings of the historical Buddha, Siddhartha Gautama, passed down orally in an ancient Indian language known as Pali. This body of text is shared by the Theravada and several Chinese schools of Buddhism and is used as the foundation for scriptural authority in the Vinaya and Abhidhamma traditions.

See also: dependent origination, insight meditation, universal truth, relative truth, noble truth

The Fourth Jhana - (Practising the Jhānas) 2 mentions

True to Your Deepest Desires (Talk and Short Guided Meditation) - (Practising the Jhānas) 2 mentions

Image, Mythos, Dharma (Part Two) - (Day Retreat, London Insight) 2 mentions

Healing the Imagination (Q & A) - (Re-enchanting the Cosmos: The Poetry of Perception) 2 mentions

The Image of Ethics (Part 3) - (In Psyche's Orchard) 2 mentions

Visions of the Beyond - (Of Hermits and Lovers - The Alchemy of Desire) 2 mentions

Sila and Soul (Part 5) - (Four Circles, Four Parables of Stone and Light) 2 mentions

Beauty and the Buddha - (Of Hermits and Lovers - The Alchemy of Desire) 2 mentions

The Ontology of the Soul, and the Soul of Ontology ( ... inevitably) - (In Psyche's Orchard) 2 mentions

Maps for the Journey (A Brief Overview) - (Meditation on Emptiness) 2 mentions