Buddhist teachings Flashcards
What makes up the eightfold path?
Wisdom- Paññā:
Right view/understanding
Right intention
Ethics- Sīla:
Right speech
Right action
Right livelihood
Concentration- Samādhi:
Right effort
Right mindfulness
Right concentration
3 marks of existence?
Annica- impermanence
Anatta- no self/soul
Dukkha- suffering
3 types of dukkha?
Dukkha-dukkha: ordinary suffering
Viparinama-dukkha: suffering through change
Samkhara-dukkha: suffering through dissatisfaction or attachment
4 sights?
Old age
Illness
Death
Holy man
3 watches?
- Gained knowledge of his pervious lives
- Understood the cycle of samsara, birth, death, rebirth
3.he understood suffering is caused by attachment and craving
4 noble truths?
Dukkha- the truth of suffering
Samudaya- suffering is caused by the 3 poisons
Nirodha- it is possible to end suffering
Magga- follow the eightfold path to end suffering
3 poisons?
Greed- rooster
Hatred- snake
Ignorance- pig
6 perfections?
Generosity
Morality
Patience
Meditation
Wisdom
Energy
5 aggregates?
Form
Sensation
Perception
Mental formation
Consciousness
7 states of suffering?
Old age
Separation from something u love
Birth
Sickness
Death
Not getting what u crave
Contact with something u dislike
3 refuges?
-the buddha: the fully enlightened one
-the dharma: buddhist teachings
-the sangha: monastic order of buddhism
5 moral precepts?
- do not take life
- do not take what is not given
- do not misuse the senses
- refrain from wrong speech
- refrain from intoxicants
6 realms on the tibetan wheel of life?
- Realm of the gods- a good life can result in being born as a god
2.Hell realm- existance characterised by extreme suffering thats hard to escape - Human realm- involves both pleasure and pain
- The realm of the hungry ghosts- insatiable hunger and greed
5.Realm of Asuras- Jealous gods have great pleasure for their good deeds in their past - Animal realm- animals live in constant fear, trying to survive
what are the 12 factors called on the tibetan wheel of life that illustrate the process of birth, death and rebirth
Nidanas
what is the name for buddhist teachings
Dhamma