Module 4 Flashcards

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it comes from the Latin prefix trans, meaning “beyond “and the word scandare, meaning “to climb.

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Transcendence

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Transcendence comes from the Latin prefix trans, meaning _______and the word scandare, meaning_______

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“beyond” and “to climb”

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3
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refers to the capacity of humans to go beyond ordinary limitations.

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Transcendence

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4
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It encompasses the potential for spiritual growth, self-realization, and the pursuit of higher states of consciousness

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Transcendence

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5
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Meditation, prayer, and or practices that aim to elevate consciousness

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Spiritual practice

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6
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Striving for virtues such as compassion, wisdom, and selflessness

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Moral and ethical development

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

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Artistic and intellectual achievements

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what are the 3 ways n which transcedence can be achieved?

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  1. spiritual practice
  2. Moral and ethical development
  3. Artistic and intellectual achievements
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9
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The constraints of the body, including aging, illness, and death

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physical limitations

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10
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Mental health issues, cognitive biases, and emotional struggles

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psychological limitations

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Tendencies towards selfishness, greed, and other vices.

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Moral failings

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11
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what are the 4 noble truths

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  1. truth of suffering
  2. truth of the origin of suffering
  3. truth of cessation
  4. truth of the path
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we live in an ongoing state of dissatisfaction. that not everything is pleasure, happiness. That there is always suffering

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Truth of suffering

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13
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Suffering arises from causes and conditions

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Truth of the origin of suffering

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14
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There is a possibility of reaching a state where dissatisfaction and

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Truth of cessation

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15
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There is a path for us to follow that will bring us to such a state

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Truth of the path

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what are the 8 fold paths

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  1. Right view
  2. Right intentions
  3. Right speech
  4. Right action
  5. Right livelihood
  6. Right effort
  7. Right concentration
  8. Right mindfulness
17
Q

know the truth

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Right view

18
Q

free your mind of evil

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Right intentions

19
Q

say nothing that hurts others

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Right speech

20
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work for the good of others

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Right action

21
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aspect of life

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Right livelihood

22
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resist evil

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Right effort

23
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practice meditation

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Right concentration

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control your thoughts
Right mindfulness
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Transcendence through WIDSOM
1. Right understanding 2. Right intention
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Transcendence through ETHICAL CONDUCT
1. Right speech 2. Right action 3. Right livelihood
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Transcendence through MENTAL DISCIPLINE
1. right effort 2. Right mindfulness 3. Right concentration
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first noble truth
Acknowledging suffering
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third and fourth noble truths
Path to overcoming
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second noble truth
Understanding causes