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Buddha
an enlightenment person usually referring to Siddhartha Guatama
The four sights
Old age, illness, death and a holy man
Ascetic
Living a simple and strict lifestyle with few pleasures or possessions
Meditation
Calming and focusing the mind
Enlightenment
Gaining of true knowledge about god, self or the nature of reality, gaining freedom from the cycle of rebirth
Mara
A demon that represents temptation in the mind
The three watches of the night
The three realisations that the buddha made in order to achieve enlightenment: 1) He gained knowledge of his previous lives, 2) He understood the cycle of life, death and rebirth 3) He understood why suffering happens and how to overcome it
The five ascetics
The buddhas first 5 students
Kamma/Karma
a persons actions the idea that skilful actions result in happiness and unskilful ones in suffering
Samsara
The repeating cycle of birth, life, death and rebirth
Dhamma
The buddha’s teaching
Jataka 075
where the story of the four sights is recorded
The 3 Refuges
seeking protection in three core aspects of the Buddhist tradition. These three refuges are the Buddha (the awakened one), the Dharma (the teachings), and the Sangha (the community)
Sangha
The community of buddhism
nirvana
A state of complete enlightenment, happiness and peace
Anicca
Impermanence
anatta
the idea that people to not have a fixed soul or person
the five aggregates
the five aspects that make up a person Form, Sensation, Perception, Mental Formations, Consciousness
the four noble truths
dukkha, samudaya, nirodha, magga
dukkha
1st noble truth: There is suffering
samudaya
Second noble truth: there are causes of suffering
nirodha
Third noble truth: suffering can be stopped
magga
Fourth noble truth: the way to stop suffering, the eightfold path
tanha
craving
the three poisons
greed, hatred and ignorance, the main causes of suffering
The Eightfold Path
eight aspects that Buddhists practice and live by in order to achieve enlightenment
The threefold way
The eightfold path grouped into the three sections of ethics, mediation and wisdom
The Middle Way
the path that falls between the two extremes of indulgence and deprivation
Paticcasamuppada
dependent arising
3 marks of existence
The three characteristics that are common across everything in life: Dukkha, anatta, anicca
7 states of suffering
death, birth, old age, sickness, not getting what you wish for, contact with unpleasant things, sorrow lamentation and despair