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triratna
"Three Gems" - cornerstones of the buddhist traditions, Buddha, Dharma, Sangha
Veda
"Knowlege" The Vedas were a collection of hymns to the Gods sung during rituals
Upanisads
"to sit down next to" classic Indian philosophical texts, describing world of teachers ad students
brahman and atman
brahaman- everything that is, reality
atman- your own self, your relationship to the universe
karma
"action" actions have consequences for your future fortune and rebirth
sramana
philosophers, to become tired or weary to exert oneself, strive, in the forest made livings as teachers
vyākaraṇa
the prediction of future awakening, given by a living Buddha to a future Buddha (think of story)
Gautama Siddhārtha
The name of this aeons Bhudda, "he who's goal is accomplished"
mahāpuruṣalakṣaṇa
bodily marks of a great man (32 marks)
The Four Encounters
siddharta sneaks out of palace at 29 to see what city is like:
1. Old man
2. Sick man
3. Funeral Procession (Death)
4. Holy man (ascetic)
has to ask charioteer what these people were because he had never seen any of them
Sujātā
Cow heard girl, offers him rice milk
The Bodhi Tree
Bhudda Sits under bodhi tree, tree of awakening
Māra
Mara: death
Temptation of Mara - women, storms, he resists
Mara feeds offf death
nirvana
to blow out, extinguish. The burning away of all desire
After nirvana there is no need to be reborn
stūpa
structure that contains relic, typically remians of important buddhist person
dharma
law, virtue, morality, religion, what is right/just, the truth of buddhism/ethical precepts, Duty. hard to define in english
Tripiṭaka ("Three Baskets")
· Sutra: sermons "thus have I heard"
· Vinaya: "discipline" - monastic rules
· Abhidharma: "super dharma" - a later philosophical synthesis of the teachings, complicated questions
buddhavacana
the word of the buddha, if the buddha says something its true
The first sermon
The Middle Way• The Four Noble Truths• The Noble Eightfold Path
The Four Noble Truths
Suffering ( duḥkha )• The origin of suffering ( duḥkhasamudaya )• The cessation of suffering ( duḥkhanirodha )• The path leading to the cessation of suffering( duḥkhanirodhagāminī pratipad )
The five skandhas ("aggregates")
•Form (rūpa)
• Feeling (vedanā)
• Perception (saṃjñā)
• Mental formations/volition/habit (saṃskāra)
• Consciousness (vijñāna)
Sanga
collection, community, association" religious specialists of buddhism
The fourfold Assembly
- Monks and Nuns
- Laymen and Laywomen
Bhiksi (m.) / bhiksuni (f.)
"beggar, mendicant" fully ordained monk/nun of buddhist order
Vinaya
"discipline, law" Buddhist monastic regulations "customary laws"
Pratimoksa
complete list of monastic rules in vinaya, sometimes monks get together and recite them
Punya
good karma "merit" result of performing good action "symbolic capitol" kind of currency
Punyaksetra
"field of merit" metaphor for how gifts to good monks and nuns eventually bear karmic fruit
Arhat
worthy one, anyone who is destined to attain nirvana through the teachings of a Buddha
Parinirvana
Final Nirvana
siddharta
born out of side of stomach, takes 7 steps says i am great, has all 32 markers, will either rule world or become buddha, father locks him in pleasure palace to become king, he escapes and starves himself, eats rice milk, sits under bodhi tree, becomes buddha