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Furthermore, Theravada teaches that enlightenment is not attainable in a single life-time, nor should it be thought to be.  Isntead, one must break free of their worldly fetters (hatred, lust, shame) before being reborn and continuing on the path to eventual enlightenment.

Furthermore, Theravada teaches that enlightenment is not attainable in a single life-time, nor should it be thought to be.  Isntead, one must break free of their worldly fetters (hatred, lust, shame) before being reborn and continuing on the path to eventual enlightenment.

Theravadan Buddhism's main text can be considered the Pali Cannon, though a wealth of scripture, sutras and treatises have arisen and shall c ontinue to be written as the philosophy continues to deversify.

Theravadan Buddhism's main text can be considered the Pali Cannon, though a wealth of scripture, sutras and treatises have arisen and shall continue to be written as the philosophy continues to deversify.