Parami

Parami(see also:paramita), or Perfections, are the ten transcendental virtues a Bodhisatta (Mahayana Buddhism prefers the term Bodhisattva) practises in order to attain supreme enlightenment, or Samma-Sambuddhahood. According to the Cariya Pitaka commentary, Parami are cultivated with compassion, guided by reason, not influenced by selfish motives, and untainted by misbelief and feelings of self-conceit.

1. Generosity(dana)
2. morality( sila)
3. renunciation(nekkhamma)
4. wisdom(panna)
5. energy (viriya)
6. patience (khanti)
7. truthfulness(sacca)
8. determination(adhitthana)
9. loving-kindness(metta)
10. equanimity(Upekkha)