Theravada Buddhist Philosophy with Reality Principles

Abstract

This article aims to study the contents of the “Theravada Buddhist Philosophy with Reality Principles” It is found that the truth of Theravada Buddhist philosophy is derived from the experience gained through the proof of knowledge in the perception of emotion from the state of mind. The problem of life that leads to truth is a tool of pure perception and the end of doubt, and the delusion of the faculty (Tilakkhana). That's the way to get rid of ignorance. This is knowledge of the truth. It is a process that causes knowledge. There are three types of knowledge: Sutamayapanya cintamayapanya and Bhavanamayapanya that, require external senses and internal senses. Without  3 conflicts: There are 2 types  of truth:  conventional truth and the also lute truth that are under the rule of Tilakkhana. These truth are from training (Three fold training). The development of mental (tranquility) and development of wisdom (vipassana) that appears in the senses or senses in the recognition and prompting. It is a completely natural way.