Buddhism Flashcards
What are the 4 Noble truths in Buddhism?
There is suffering
Suffering has an origin
Suffering can cease
There is a path out of suffering
How do Buddhis see Karma as?
Karma is a term
that means “action” or “doing”. It’s the
idea that our intentions and actions,
especially those motivated by greed,
aversion, or delusion, determine us
future consequences, either positively
or negatively.
How does Buddhism see reincarnation as?
Buddhists recognize that
there is a continuous
cycle of life, death and
rebirth. This cycle is
known as samsara. The
ultimate aim of Buddhist
practice is to become free
from samsara.
What is Nirvana to Buddhism?
In Buddhism, nirvana is the highest state of enlightenment and the ultimate religious goal. It’s a state of total liberation and freedom from the cycle of rebirth and suffering
How do you reach Nirvana in Buddhis believe?
Nirvana is believed to be attainable only with the elimination of all greed, hatred, and ignorance within a person.
(8FoldPath) Having positive intentions
Right Intention
(8FoldPath) Being mindful and aware of your thoughts and actions
Right Action
(8foldPath) Speaking truthfully and kindly
Right Speech
(8FoldPath)Earning a living in a moral way
Right Livelihood
(8FoldPath) Cultivating good thoughts and emotions
Right Mindfulness
(8FoldPath) Understanding the nature of suffering
Right View
(8FoldPath) Making an effort to improve
Right Effort
(8FoldPath) Focusing your mind with meditation
Right Concentration
