Buddhism’s Three Refuges: The Buddha, The Dharma and the Sangha

Feb. 23, 2020 at 11:00 a.m. Jessica Kross

Buddhism is a worldview and an attitude toward life. It rests on three foundations: Our ability to know the truth, the reality of truth, and the community which supports our journey toward the truth.

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Buddhism’s Three Refuges: The Buddha, The Dharma and the Sangha