佛词典
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Three Sufferings == 三苦（苦苦、乐苦、不苦不乐苦）
1.Feeling of suffering
2.Feeling of happiness - suffering of decay
3.Feeling of neither suffering nor happiness - suffering of the activity of the Five Skandhas. （五蕴） -
Three Sufferings == 三苦（苦苦、乐苦、不苦不乐苦）
1.Feeling of suffering
2.Feeling of happiness - suffering of decay
3.Feeling of neither suffering nor happiness - suffering of the activity of the Five Skandhas. （五蕴） -
Three Universal Characteristics == 三法印（诸行无常，诸法无我，寂静涅槃）
The Three Universal Characteristics are connected with the existence. They are:
1.All phenomena are impermanent.
2.All Dharma are not-self.
3.All sensations are suffering. -
Three Universal Characteristics == 三法印（诸行无常，诸法无我，寂静涅槃）
The Three Universal Characteristics are connected with the existence. They are:
1.All phenomena are impermanent.
2.All Dharma are not-self.
3.All sensations are suffering. -
Three Universal Truths == 三法印（诸行无常，诸法无我，寂静涅槃）
Also known as the Three Seals. Three Universal Truths are the basic teaching of Buddha, so that they are commonly used to attest Buddhism.
The Three Universal Truths are:
1.All phenomena are impermanent.
2.All dharmas are non-self.
3.The eternity is Nirvani and stillness. -
Three Universal Truths == 三法印（诸行无常，诸法无我，寂静涅槃）
Also known as the Three Seals. Three Universal Truths are the basic teaching of Buddha, so that they are commonly used to attest Buddhism.
The Three Universal Truths are:
1.All phenomena are impermanent.
2.All dharmas are non-self.
3.The eternity is Nirvani and stillness. -
Three Virtues == 三德
The three virtues of power,
1.the virtue, or potency of the Buddha's eternal, spiritual body, i.e., the Dharmakaya
2.the virtue of his Prajna, knowing all things in their reality
3.the virtue of his freedom from all attachments and his sovereign liberty -
Three Virtues == 三德
The three virtues of power,
1.the virtue, or potency of the Buddha's eternal, spiritual body, i.e., the Dharmakaya
2.the virtue of his Prajna, knowing all things in their reality
3.the virtue of his freedom from all attachments and his sovereign liberty -
Three Wisdom == 三智（一切智、道种智、一切种智）
There are three kinds of wisdom:
1.Sravaka and Praetyka-Buddha knowledge that all the Dharmas or laws are void and unreal
2.Bodhisattva knowledge of all things in proper discrimination
3.Buddha knowledge or perfect knowledge of all things in their every aspect and relationship past, present and future.
In Tien Tai Sect, the Three Wisdom is associated with the Three Dogmas of Void, Unreal and Mean. -
Three Wisdom == 三智（一切智、道种智、一切种智）
There are three kinds of wisdom:
1.Sravaka and Praetyka-Buddha knowledge that all the Dharmas or laws are void and unreal
2.Bodhisattva knowledge of all things in proper discrimination
3.Buddha knowledge or perfect knowledge of all things in their every aspect and relationship past, present and future.
In Tien Tai Sect, the Three Wisdom is associated with the Three Dogmas of Void, Unreal and Mean. -
Threefold Body of a Buddha == 三身（法身、报身、化身）
They are
1.Dharma body, i.e. Dharmakaya - its own essential nature, common to all Buddhas.
2.Retribution body, i.e. Sambhogakaya - a body of bliss, which he receives for his own use and enjoyment.
3.Response and transformation body, i.e. Nirmanatkaya - he can appear in any form whenever and wherever necessary for the sake of crossing over others. -
Threefold Body of a Buddha == 三身（法身、报身、化身）
They are
1.Dharma body, i.e. Dharmakaya - its own essential nature, common to all Buddhas.
2.Retribution body, i.e. Sambhogakaya - a body of bliss, which he receives for his own use and enjoyment.
3.Response and transformation body, i.e. Nirmanatkaya - he can appear in any form whenever and wherever necessary for the sake of crossing over others. -
Tien Tai Sect == 天台宗
One of the Ten Great Sect in Chinese Buddhism. It was initiated by Hui Man in the dynasty of Bei-Chai, and was promoted by Chi-Hai in Tsui Dynasty. Mainly based on Lotus Sutra, Tien Tai Sect explains all universal phenomena with Three Dogmas. For the practices, it emphasizes cutting off Three Delusions, thus establishes the method of Three Meditations of One Mind. -
Tien Tai Sect == 天台宗
One of the Ten Great Sect in Chinese Buddhism. It was initiated by Hui Man in the dynasty of Bei-Chai, and was promoted by Chi-Hai in Tsui Dynasty. Mainly based on Lotus Sutra, Tien Tai Sect explains all universal phenomena with Three Dogmas. For the practices, it emphasizes cutting off Three Delusions, thus establishes the method of Three Meditations of One Mind. -
Trailokya == 三界
see Three Realms. -
Trailokya == 三界
see Three Realms. -
Tripitaka == 三藏（经、律、论）
It is a Sanskrit word meaning Three Treasures:
1.Sutra Pitika - the sermons attributed to the Shakyamuni Buddha.
2.Vinaya Pitika - the discipline in practice to act according to the rules and regulations.
3.Abhidharma Pitika - the philosophical work, such as discourses, discussions, or treatises on the dogma, doctrines, etc. of Buddhism. -
Tripitaka == 三藏（经、律、论）
It is a Sanskrit word meaning Three Treasures:
1.Sutra Pitika - the sermons attributed to the Shakyamuni Buddha.
2.Vinaya Pitika - the discipline in practice to act according to the rules and regulations.
3.Abhidharma Pitika - the philosophical work, such as discourses, discussions, or treatises on the dogma, doctrines, etc. of Buddhism. -
Twelve Bases == 十二处
The Six Internal Bases and the Six External Bases are together called the Twelve Bases. Base implies the meaning of germinating and nourishing. All mental activities are germinated and nourished from these Twelve Bases. -
Twelve Bases == 十二处
The Six Internal Bases and the Six External Bases are together called the Twelve Bases. Base implies the meaning of germinating and nourishing. All mental activities are germinated and nourished from these Twelve Bases.