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Nirvana
not existing, to end suffering and the cycle of rebirth (samsara)
Bodhisattva
one who is capable of awakening or enlightenment, typically delayed to help people, example Budhi
Ohm
a sound/syllable used in mantras (meditation/enlightenment)
Buddha
enlightened one, one with the universe through 3rd eye
Siddhartha Gautama
founder of Buddhism “Buddha,” was foretold and became enlightened under a tree
Pali Cannon
collection of texts, the pitakas = baskets
Shinto
ancient religion of Japan, focuses on harmony with nature
Taoism
a philosophy/religion founded by Laozi/Lao Tsu about finding the righteous way of the world
Tantra
mystical and magical texts showing how to train your body and inner energy to control the environment
Confucianism
created by Confucius/Kung Fu-tzu with ethical and political principles to follow; also golden rule
Zen
meditation to get rid of the self
Yin yang
the balance of good and evil; a symbol of homeostasis
The Dalai Lama
typically a celebrity or religious figure that helps people to convert or live a better life, thought to be reincarnated atman (soul), currently on the 14th
Dukkha
the teaching that life is suffering
8-Fold Path
also known as the middle way and is the path to cessation of Dukkha, consists of the right_____ x8/ way of life
Mahayana Buddhism
greater vehicle, worships multiple Buddhas
Theravada Buddhism
way of the elders (lesser vehicle), 1 Buddha
Amitaba Buddhism
Japan, city of Nara 700s under Zen Buddhism
Torii Gate
the entrance, relates to the Japanese word for “bird perch”
Mahavira
main sage, last and 13th never to return Jainism
Jainism
Indian religion from Hinduism, founded by Rishabhdev and based on Tirthankaras
Ahimsa
extreme/complete non-violence towards all sentient and non-sentient beings