M4: Transcendence and Limitations

Question 1

The concept of the human person as an embodied spirit involves understanding the dual nature of human existence: the physical and the spiritual

Answer 1

Transcendence and Limitations

Question 2

what do you call the term when a human being achieved something?

Answer 2

Beyond Human Limits

Question 3

Refers to the capacity of humans to go beyond ordinary limitations

Answer 3

Transcendence

Question 4

What are the three (3) factors that transcendence can manifest?

Answer 4

(1) Spiritual Practices, (2) Moral and Ethical Development, (3) Artistic and Intellectual Achievement

Question 5

Limitation of humans

Answer 5

Limitation

Question 6

What are the three (3) factors that bound humans to limitation?

Answer 6

(1) Physical Limitations, (2) Psychological Limitations, (3) Moral Failings

Question 7

This guides individuals in transcending suffering and attaining enlightenment

Answer 7

The Eightfold Path and Four Noble Truths

Question 8

What are the Four (4) Noble Truths?

Answer 8

(1) Truth of Suffering, (2) Truth of the Origin of the Suffering, (3) Ruth of Cessation, (4) Truth of the Path

Question 9

What are the Eight (8) Fold Path?

Answer 9

(1) Right view, (2) Right Intention, (3) Right Speech, (4) Right Action, (5) Right Livelihood, (6) Right Effort, (7) Right Concentration, (8) Right Mindfulness

Question 10

What are the three (3) Transcendence through the Eightfold Path?

Answer 10

(1) Wisdom, (2) Ethical Conduct, (3) Mental Discipline

Question 11

What are the three (3) limitations?

Answer 11

(1) Acknowledging Suffering, (2) Understanding Causes, (3) Path to Overcoming

Question 12

Meditation, prayer, and other practices to aim to evaluate consciousness

Answer 12

Spiritual Practices

Question 13

Striving for cities such as compassion, wisdom, and selflessness

Answer 13

Moral and Ethical Development

Question 14

Creating art, literature, and engaging in intellectual pursuits that connect to higher ideals

Answer 14

Artistic and Intellectual Achievements

Question 15

Constraints of the body, including aging. Illness, and death

Answer 15

Physical Limitations

Question 16

Mental health issues, cognitives biases, and emotional struggles

Answer 16

Psychological Limitations

Question 17

Tendencies towards selfishness, green, and other vices

Answer 17

Moral Failings

Question 18

Not everything is pleasure and happiness, there is always suffering

Answer 18

Truth of Suffering

Question 19

Suffering arises from causes and conditions

Answer 19

Truth of the Origin of the Suffering

Question 20

There is a possibility of reaching a state where dissatisfaction and

Answer 20

Ruth of Cessation

Question 21

There is a path for us to follow that will bring us to such as a state

Answer 21

Truth of the Path

Question 22

Know the truth

Answer 22

Right view

Question 23

Going beyond our own benefits

Answer 23

Right Intention

Question 24

Say nothing that hurts other

Answer 24

Right Speech

Question 25

Work for the good of other

Answer 25

Right Action

Question 26

Respect life

Answer 26

Right Livelihood

Question 27

Resist life

Answer 27

Right Effort

Question 28

Practice meditation

Answer 28

Right Concentration

Question 29

Control your thoughts

Answer 29

Right Mindfulness

Question 30

Right understanding, right intention

Answer 30

Wisdom

Question 31

Right speech, right action, right livelihood

Answer 31

Ethical Conduct

Question 32

Right effort, right mindfulness, right concentration

Answer 32

Mental Discipline

Question 33

First noble truth

Answer 33

Acknowledging Suffering; Suffering is the part of a human person

Question 34

Second noble truth

Answer 34

Understanding Causes

Question 35

Third and fourth noble truths; There are ends to our sufferings

Answer 35

Path to Overcoming