Christianity Key Word List Buddhism Key Word List The Three Refuges – What They Are And Why They Are Important The Life Of Buddha • Life In The Palace • The Four Sights • Search For Enlightenment Universal Truths • Anicca – Explanation And Example • Anatta – Explanation And Example • Dukkha – Explanation And Example • Evaluation Of The Universal Truths – Do You Agree With Them? The Eightfold Path – Understanding The Role It Plays In Buddhism • Some Examples Of Specific Stages On The Eightfold Path. • The Five Precepts – Why They Are Guidelines • What The Five Precepts Are And Examples Of How To Follow Them. • Evaluation Of The Eightfold Path And Five Precepts – How Easy Are They To Follow? The Cycle Of Samsara • The Role Of Karma In Rebirth • How Nirvana Links To Samsara And Enlightenment The Life Of A Monk – Actions And Reasons For Becoming A Monk. Meditation – Reasons For Doing It And The Challenges.

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09/06/2024

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Buddha

Siddhartha Gautama, founder of Buddhism.

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Dharma

Teachings of Buddha.

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Sangha

Buddhist community of monks and nuns.

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Enlightenment

State of awakening and liberation from suffering.

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Karma

Law of cause and effect determining future rebirths.

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Nirvana

Ultimate goal of Buddhism, liberation from samsara.

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Meditation

Practice to cultivate mindfulness and insight.

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Four Noble Truths

Foundation of Buddhist teachings.

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The Three Refuges

Buddha, Dharma, Sangha - guidance, wisdom, and support.

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Anicca

Impermanence; everything is subject to change.

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Anatta

No-self; absence of permanent, unchanging self.

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Dukkha

Suffering; inherent in existence.

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The Eightfold Path

Path to end suffering and achieve enlightenment.

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The Five Precepts

Moral principles for ethical living.

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