year 10/11 rp buddhism summer work Flashcards

1
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in which country is pure land buddhism practiced the most?

A

Japan

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2
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choose the 5 aggregates

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form, mental formation, perception, consciousness and sensation

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3
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what is dhamma?

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the buddhist doctrine with teachings about existance

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4
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what is annica

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imperminance which encorages buddhists to accept suffering and death

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5
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what does dukkha mean for buddhists

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it means there are three types of ordinary suffering, suffering though change/attachment/dissatisfaction

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6
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what is dependant arising

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the idea that everything happens on certain conditions

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7
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explain the three marks of existance

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the fundemental buddhist beliefs about the nature of human existence

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8
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name two types of buddhism

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therevada and mahayana

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9
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what word means the soul doesnt have a physical existence?

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anatta

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10
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list the three aspects of threefold way

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ethics, meditation, wisdom

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11
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Give three of the four noble truths

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There is suffering, Suffering has a cause, Suffering can come to an end

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11
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what is meant by asceticism?

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A lifestyle of strict self-denial

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12
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Define Nirvana

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A state of complete enlightenment outside samsara

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13
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List three aspects of the eightfold path

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Right Speech, Right Action, Right Livelihood

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14
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What was the Buddhas birth name?

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What was the Buddhas birth name?

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15
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Define Anatta.

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The idea of no self

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16
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what does atman mean?

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the term for the part of you that gets transferred life to life

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17
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what type of worship involves reciting scriptures

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chanting

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18
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Give three of the six perfections in the Mahayana tradition.

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Generosity, Morality , Patience

18
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What are two different types of meditation?

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Samatha and Vipassana

19
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What is Wesak?

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A festival celebrating the life and teachings of Buddha

20
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What name is given to a Buddhist monastery?

21
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Explain one element of a Buddhist funeral

A

Spend as little money as possible on funerals as they believe in reincarnation

22
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Give three features of a shrine

A

Rupa, Flowers, water

23
Name a Buddhist festival
Parinirvana Day
24
What is meant by a skilful act?
Actions that lead to good Karma.
25
Give three of the 5 moral precepts
abstain from taking life, to abstain from taking what is not given, to abstain from sexual misconduct
26
Explain two contrasting aims of meditation.
Stillness, focus/ samatha meditation- mindfulness, breathing. Insight, the three marks of existence
27
What is the main purpose of a Buddhist temple?
A place for Buddhists to come together
28
Why do Buddhists use visualisation?
to deepen their meditation and their understanding of Buddhist teaching
29
Why is Karma important in Buddhism?
it allows Buddhists to focus on their actions to move closer to enlightenment.
30
Why is chanting important?
it is important because it enables focus in meditation.
31
Explain how the lay community contributes to the monastic community.
They provide alms. Donate money. By supporting the monastic community, it means the monks do not have to work allowing them to focus on meditating.
32
Explain the concept of Karuna
compassion, a feeling of concern for the suffering of others.
33
Give examples of how monks contribute to the community
to teach children how to read and write, the vihara acts as a school
34
What word is used to describe an enlightened person who chooses to remain in samsara?
Bodhisattva
35
Which type of Buddhists attempt to become Bodhisattvas?
Mahayana
36
Explain what is meant by Buddhahood
Buddha-nature is the idea that everyone can attain Buddhahood
37
List the 3 poisons
ignorance, hatred and greed
38
List four of the sights
old, sick, dead and holy
39
What is the term for the immaterial part of you that gets transferred from life to life?
Atman
40
What is the definition of puja?
worship
41
Which type of statue is commonly used for meditation and can often be found as part of a shrine?
Rupa
42
Give three of the 5 moral precepts
To abstain: from taking life, from taking what is not given, from sexual misconduct
43
which one is NOT one of Three Jewels
the retreat
44
What is the main purpose of a Buddhist retreat?
They help them to practice meditation and remember the Buddha’s life.