The Processes and stages of attainment the Four Noble Truths of the Noble person

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This study aims: 1) To study the Four Noble Truths in the Theravada Buddhist Scriptures; 2) To study the processes and steps to attain the Noble Truths of the noble person; 3) To study and analyze the processes and procedures to attainment of the noble person. 

The results of the study found that the noble truth means the 4 phenomena universal truths are: 1) Dkukha Ariya Sacca - the fact of suffering in the five aggregates of human beings which the noble one is realized and exist in the 31 realms 2) Samudaya Ariya Sacca - The cause of suffering, the truth that a noble one realized from the 5 aggregates. 3) Dudkha Nirodha – the cessation of suffering, that a noble one realized from the 5 aggregates and came to know the conditions of suffering.  4) Dukkha Nirotha Gamini Patipata– The paths leading to the cessation of suffering, that a noble one practices till attain the enlightening by the eight-fold paths that occur simultaneously. The Four Noble Truths belong to a noble one’s meditation training is called Jhatu Khamma Dhana. The process of becoming an individual enlightenment, one must train at least 91 eons from the past. The process of self-life liberations form suffering, he/she must be a high qualities personal mind. Buddha attained enlightenment with the four noble truths which are the truth of the 12 dependent originations. The noble disciples must follow the disciplines correctly according to the principle of Apannakha Sutra (everyone must follow to achieve) in order to achieved the four noble truths. After the research result came out, the researcher gained new knowledge that are the process of enlightenment it should be cultivate the virtues of the Buddha’s qualifications of 10 goodness collections in at least 4 innumerable and depending on the type of wisdom, effort and faith. The individual Buddhas are not complete 10 collections, and at least two countless times. A noble person should collect 91 countless times. The process of transition from ordinary people to noble one requires two kinds of knowledge: (1) The dependence origination or the 24 noble truths as the process of collection to the Buddha. The Four Noble Truths are the process of transubstantiation of the disciples to noble person. When ordinary people go through these two processes of learning they will succeed as a noble person.