four noble truths
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Summary
Gautama Buddha preached the four noble truths in his first lecture. After reading the Shobogenzo, Nishijima found a new interpretation of them as four truths, idealism, materialism, realism and reality itself, the pattern of the four views.
Part of ↑ Buddhist theory ↑ four views
Includes ↓ desire as life force ↓ four noble truths without shoulds ↓ truth of the path
Main theme
I think this four-phased pattern is related with the Four Noble Truths preached by Gautama Buddha in his first lecture
1Preface Shobogenzo
So my new interpretation gave four truths: idealism, materialism, realism and reality itself.
Developed
After I had read the Shobogenzo and become familiar with Master Dogen’s thought, I found a new interpretation of the four noble truths.
Also in the narrower keywords
four noble truths without shoulds +1 text
The Four Noble Truths don't say you should. Nowhere is it written you should.
The Map in Our Head May 2012 — Nová Dedinka via truth of the path