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Who was the Buddha
Siddhartha Gautama
Where was the Buddha born
Lumbini
What was Siddhartha's early life like
Luxurious and sheltered
Why did Siddhartha leave the palace
To find the cause of suffering
What did Siddhartha practice before enlightenment
Extreme asceticism
Where did Siddhartha become enlightened
Under the Bodhi tree
What did Siddhartha become after enlightenment
The Buddha
What was the first sight
Old age
What was the second sight
Illness
What was the third sight
Death
What was the fourth sight
A holy man
What did the Four Sights make Siddhartha realise
That suffering is universal
Who tried to stop Siddhartha from becoming enlightened
Mara
What did the Buddha realise during enlightenment
The truth of suffering karma and rebirth
What did the Buddha’s enlightenment lead to
The creation of core Buddhist teachings
What is the first noble truth
Dukkha life involves suffering
What is the second noble truth
Tanha - Dukkha is caused by cravings desires and wants
What is the third noble truth
Nirodha to overcome dukkha you must overcome tanha (end of suffering)
What is the fourth noble truth
Magga overcome tanha by following the Eightfold Path - ends suffering
What are the three sections of the Eightfold Path
Way of Wisdom Way of Morality Way of Mental Training
Name The Way of Wisdom elements
Right View Right Intention
Name the Way of Morality elements
Right Speech Right Action Right Livelihood
Name The Way of Mental Training elements
Right Effort Right Mindfulness Right Concentration
What is the first precept
Do not kill
What is the second precept
Do not steal
What is the third precept
Do not misuse sex
What is the fourth precept
Do not lie
What is the fifth precept
Do not take intoxicants
What does Pratityasamutpada mean
Dependent Arising
What does dependent arising teach
Everything arises due to conditions
How does dependent arising relate to karma and rebirth
Karma causes rebirth based on actions
What does dependent arising say about the self
There is no fixed self
What is Anicca
Impermanence
What is Dukkha
Suffering
What is Anatta
No permanent self
What is the first skandha
Form
What is the second skandha
Sensation
What is the third skandha
Perception
What is the fourth skandha
Mental formations
What is the fifth skandha
Consciousness
What do the skandhas show
There is no unchanging self
What is Buddha nature
The idea that all beings can become Buddhas
What is Sunyata
Emptiness - lack of independent existence
What is a Bodhisattva
Someone who reached initial enlightenment but postpones their freedom from samsara (final enlightenment) to help others become enlightened
What is the first paramita
Generosity
What is the second paramita
Morality
What is the third paramita
Patience
What is the fourth paramita
Energy
What is the fifth paramita
Meditation
What is the sixth paramita
Wisdom
What is Metta
Loving kindness
What is Karuna
Compassion
What is the purpose of Buddhist ethics
To reduce suffering and develop wisdom
How are actions judged in Buddhism
By intention and consequences
What is Engaged Buddhism
Applying Buddhist ethics to help society