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The Three Principal Aspects of the Path (Gelugpa lineage of Tibetan Buddhism):
- Renunciation,
- Bodhicitta &
- Wisdom.
The threefold division of the Noble Eightfold Path:
- Wisdom,
- Moral discipline &
- Concentration.
The Three Sages of the West:
- Amitabha Buddha (A Mi Tuo Fo),
- Avalokiteshvara Bodhisattva (Guan Shr Yin Pu Sa) &
- Mahasthamaprapta Bodhisattva (Da Shr Zhr Pu Sa).
The three poisons:
- Greed,
- Hatred &
- Ignorance.
The three evil realms of rebirth:
- Ghosts,
- Hells &
- Animals.
The Three Vehicles:
- Hinayana,
- Mahayana &
- Vajrayana.
Another interpretation of Three Vehicles:
- Shravaka-yana,
- Pratyekabuddha-yana &
- Bodhisattva-yana.
(Care to start a thread named "The magical rules of '18' / '108' / '1008' and the like"? )
The cultivation for the Pure Land: - Faith, - Vows & - Practice.
The three factors that shape rebirth at the time of death:
- Karma -- the field,
- Consciousness (state of mind) -- the seed &
- Craving (rebirth thought) -- the moisture.
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