RS Revision - Buddhism concepts

Suffering

A fundamental aspect of life to be accepted.

Anicca

The concept of impermanence in Buddhism.

Noble Eightfold Path

Guidelines to escape suffering and achieve enlightenment.

Right Mindfulness

Awareness of actions' effects on the world.

Five Precepts

Guidelines for ethical conduct in Buddhism.

Ahimsa

Principle of non-harm towards all living beings.

Metta

Loving-kindness towards all creatures.

Karuna

Compassion for the suffering of others.

Interrelatedness

Belief that humans and nature depend on each other.

Karma

Actions influence future rebirth and environment.

Environmental Impact

Buddhism teaches actions affect the planet negatively.

Simplicity

Living simply benefits the environment.

Habitats

Natural environments that should not be disrupted.

Mindful Living

Awareness and compassion in daily actions.

Destruction of Habitats

Considered harmful and against Buddhist principles.

Rebirth

Cycle of life that includes potential animal existence.

Compassionate Actions

Beneficial actions for self and environment.

Human Use of Animals

Debated in context of ethical treatment.

Environmental Harmony

Living in balance with nature is essential.

Selfish Actions

Lead to suffering and environmental harm.

Buddhist Monastic Rules

Guidelines to protect local environments.

Climate Change

Buddhism advocates mindfulness to prevent destruction.