Buddhist Lists

Have you ever struggled to remember all eight folds of The Noble Eight-fold Path? What about The Four Noble Truths or The Seven Factors of Enlightenment?
BUDDHIST LISTS is here to help :)
Best used as an aid to one's meditation and study practice, BUDDHIST LISTS helps buddhist practitioners quickly and conveniently access the essential teachings of the Buddha in the form of easy to remember lists!
It's a "list of lists"!
With BUDDHIST LISTS you can recall just the right Buddhist teaching in a moment's notice, and share screenshots with friends to help them remember too.
BUDDHIST LISTS also features a relaxing auditory experience to meditate to, or chant along with.
While this app will be most immediately useful to the intermediate practitioner of the Theravada tradition of Buddhism, beginners and those practicing other forms of Buddhism can also gain a great deal of benefit from studying and learning these foundational Buddhist teachings.
THIS APP DOES NOT CONTAIN DETAILED INFORMATION ABOUT THE INDIVIDUAL LISTS. IT IS DESIGNED AS A SIMPLE CHEATSHEET FOR REMEMBERING THE LISTS. HOWEVER, EACH LIST PAGE DOES CONTAIN AN APPROPRIATE WEB-SEARCH-LINK SO THAT YOU CAN EASILY LEARN MORE FROM THE INTERNET (Web-search-links requires internet access or a data connection).
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Featuring 27 of the most commonly referenced Buddhist teachings:
1. The Four Noble Truths
2. The Eight-Fold Noble Paths
3. The Three Refuges
4. The Three Marks of Existence
5. The Three Pillars
6. The Three Poisons
7. The Four Bases of Power
8. The Four Foundations of Mindfulness
9. The Four Stages of Enlightenment
10. The Four Four Mettā Phrases
11. The Four Brahma-Viharas
12. The Four Right Efforts
13. The Five Precepts
14. The Five Aggregates
15. The Five Strengths
16. The Five Hindrances
17. The Five Remembrances
18. The Six Sense Bases
19. The Six Stages of Mettā
20. The Six Great Elements
21. The Seven Factors of Enlightenment
22. The Eight Worldly Conditions
23. The Nine Jhānas
24. The Ten Perfections
25. The Ten Fetters
26. The Ten Recollections
27. The Twelve Causal Links
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May all beings be happy.
May all beings be peaceful.
May all beings be liberated.