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# Teachings

## Three characteristics

Conditioned things are impermanent and unsatisfactory; all phenomena are not-self.

## Five aggregates

Form, feeling, perception, mental formations, and consciousness are the five bases of clinging.

## Dependent origination

Phenomena arise and cease according to conditions; the twelve-link sequence explains the arising and cessation of suffering.

## Kamma

Intentional actions of body, speech, and mind have consequences according to their ethical quality.

## Rebirth

After death, continued existence arises according to conditions without a permanent self passing from one life to another.

## Nibbāna

Nibbāna is the ending of greed, hatred, and delusion: release from suffering and rebirth.

## Ten fetters

Ten mental bonds bind beings to repeated existence.

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