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another major religion that originated in india
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Buddhism
Thailand Japan China
who founded buddhism at what age did he leave his family and where did he travel
Siddhartha Gautama
29 yo
northeast india
- He went through ??
- Practice of denial of physical or psychological desires
- Self-mortification
- Asceticism
- how many years did he wander until he decided that asceticism was not the way to achieve his goals?
- he sat under a ___ tree
- what way did he attain enlightenment
- 6 years
- fig tree or bodhi tree
- meditation
“Enlightened one”
Buddha
_____ Founded if the objective of pursuing moral deeds and reaching enlightenment in order to put an end to suffering akso known as ___
- central doctrines
- samsara
- The most important belief of buddhists are enshrined in the __
- the ___ refer to the core concepts and beliefs to attain HEP (happiness enlightenment and perfection)
- The threee jewels of buddhism
- jewels
refers to the perfection gained from enlightenment
the buddha (teacher)
refers to the teachings of buddha. four noble truth, noble eightfold path, and five precapts
dharma (teachings)
buddhist community that guides believers
Sangha (community of practitioners)
truth of suffering
truth of cause of suffering
truth of the end of suffering
truth of the path that leads to the end of suffering
dukkha
samudāya
nirodha
magga
also known as middle way.
way to reach enlightenment and freedom from suffering.
freeing man from delusion and attachment
noble eightfold path
- behaving in a skillful way and not harming others
- speaking truthfully
- learning a living in a way that doesnt cause suffering for others
- developing awareness
- putting effort into meditation
- developing focus to be able to meditate
- accepting buddhist teachings
- being clear about following the buddhist path
right action
right speech
right livelihood
right mindfulness
right effort
eight concentration
right view
right intention
buddhism is often considered ______, as it followers do not believe in god
not considered gods yung entities, teacher laang
non-theism
concept which originated from the pali or sanskrit word “community”
community of buddhists in general
Sangha