Buddhism - Belief in god

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pattica samuppada

pattica samuppada

the idea that all things arise as a result of conditions, meaning that everything is dependant on everything else

milinda panha

the text which contains nagesena and the chariot

nagesena and the chariot

a story in the milinda panha to describe anatta, where negesena explains to a king that just as neither the wheel or the axel define the chariot, neither does body or name define him.

samskara

one of the 5 agregates/skandas (formation)(thoughts)

vijnana

one of the 5 agregates/skandas (contiousness)(awareness)

rupa

one of the 5 agregates/skandas (form)(body)

Vedana

one of the 5 agregates/skandas (sensation)(feelings)

samjna

one of the 5 agregates/skandas (perception)

what are all five skandas in english

form, sensation, perception, formation, conciousness

what are the five agreagtes called

Rupa, Vedana, samjna, samskara, vijnana

what are the four noble truths called

dukkha, samudaya, nirodha, magga

what is the first noble truth

dukkha: everything is present in all

what 3 kinds of dukkha are there?

dukkha dukkha - dukkha viparinama - dukkha sankhara

Dukkha sankara

pervasive mental suffering

dukkha viparinama

pain of impernanance

what are the seven sufferings

birth, death, old age, sickness, despair, coming into contact with negative forces and not getting what you want

what sowa is used for the first noble truth

the dhammacakkapavattana sutta - which says that suffering is prevailent in the seven sufferings and therefore in life

what is the dhammacakkapavatana sutta

a text describing the buddhas first sermon

the second noble truth

samudaya - suffering is caused by craving

what are the 3 cravings called

kamatanha - bhavatanha - vibhavatanha

kamatanha

craving for sensual desires

bhavatanha

craving of being

vibhavatanha

craving for not being

what does the dhammacakkapavattana sutta say abt the 2nd noble truth

that craving for the 3 desires is “the origin of suffering“

what are the 3 poisons called

lobha - dosa - moha

lobha

greed

dosa

hatred

moha

ignorance

what does the dhammacakkapavattana sutta say abt the 3rd noble truth

that craving for the 3 desires is “the origin of suffering“, so stopping craving stops sufering

what is the third noble truth

nirodha - the end of suffering is the end of craving