1. What is Buddhism? Buddhism is not a metaphysical path, nor is it a ritual path. Buddhism is not a skeptic, nor is it authoritarian. Buddhism does not hold that life is eternal, without beginning or end, (permanent view), nor does it hold that after this life there is nothing left, death is the end (annihilation view). Buddhism does not teach an ascetic lifestyle, nor does it teach a beneficial lifestyle. Buddhism is not pessimistic, not optimistic, but practical. Buddhism is not absolutely mundane, nor is it entirely supramundane. Buddhism is the only path to enlightenment. The Sanskrit noun that calls the Buddha Dharma is Dhamma. Right root, Dhamma means to support, or to hold back (support someone who acts in accordance with the rules, or withholding, do not let those who act in accordance with the rules fall into states of suffering). Dhamma, Dhamma, is what it really is, is reality, Dhamma is the teaching of reality. Dhamma is the means to liberation from all forms of suffering. Dhamma is liberation. Whether the Buddhas are born or not, the Dhamma remains eternally. Dhamma (Dharma) is always hidden from the ignorant eyes of people, until a Buddha is born, enlightened and propagated to the world. "Whether the Buddhas appear in the world or not, there is, bhikkhus, a fact, a certain principle, a law of nature, that all things are impermanent (Anicca), Suffering. (Dukkha) and all have no eternal soul (No-self, Anatta.) The Tathagata has realized and fully understood that. The Tathagata propagates, teaches, declares.END=NAM MO SHAKYAMUNI BUDDHA.( 3 TIMES ).WORLD VIETNAMESE BUDDHIST ORDER=BUDDHIST DHARMA WHEEL GOLDEN MONASTERY=VIETNAMESE BUDDHIST NUN=THE WOMEN OF THE SAKYA CLAN CHAN TANH.AUSTRALIA,SYDNEY.15/2/2022.

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