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Siddhartha Gautama
Born in a high caste, saw the 4 sights (old person, death, sick person, and holy man)
4 Noble Truths
Life is suffering
Suffering comes from attachment and craving
Suffering can be overcome by riddilng self of cravings
Follow the eightfold path
What is the 8-Fold Path?
Understanding, concentration, mindfulness, effort, livelihood, action, speech, and thought
What is nirvana?
The ultimate goal
What does Theravada mean?
Small vehicle
Who is Asoka?
Leaduring during Maruyan Empire, sent missionaries to Sri Lanka and his son, which helps growth of Mahayana Buddhism
Where is Theravada Buddhism popular
India, Sri Lanka, Southeast Asia
What Buddhism does Vietnam primarily have?
Mahayana Buddhism
Arhat
Someone trying to obtain nirvana, mainly associated with Theravada Buddhism
Bodhisattva
Someone who delays their own enlightenment to help others, mainly associated with Mahayana Buddhism
Stupa
Monument built on top of a resting place or other items
Hinahaya Buddhism
Theravada is lesser (Hinayana) because it is for the elites
Dalai Lama
Incarnation of the Bodhisattva
Sunyata
Emptiness, lack of self
Examples of Mahayana Literature
The Lotus Sutra (teachings)
What are the three paths of Buddhism as outlined in the Parable of the Burning House?
Shravaka (goat) — voice hearers
Arhats — seek enlightenment only for themselves
Bodhisattvas — teach others and delay their nirvana
Why are there three paths of Buddhism?
They all lead into the One Vehicle, which is straight to Buddhahood
“The Diamond Vehicle”
A quick path
What is Vajrayana Buddhism?
Combination of traditions, confronts the taboo by seeing if people can directly resist temptation.
The TIbetan Lama
Some are reincarnations, they like debating.