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What are the 6 realms of Samsara?
1) GOD
2) Human
3) Animal
4) Asuras
5) Hell
6) Ghost
GOD realm
State of bliss
everything is comfortable
loose motivation for enlightenment
=Heaven=most pleasant rebirth
ASURAS realm
Jealous demigod
actions based on jealousy struggle
HUMAN realm
Based on passion, desire, pride, pain

Most advantageous rebirth because you can find enlightenment

Preferable as a place of rebirth since it contains a better balance of pleasure and suffering
Animal Realm
invovles physical suffering
Hungry Ghost Realm
rebirth based on possessiveness
constantly hungry/thirsty but cannot fulfill their needs
Hell Realm
rebirth based on hatred cultivated by previous lives
The wheel of life is known as:
BHAVACAKRA
The pure abodes=
top 5 heavens
reserve for non returners- humans on the point of gaining enlightenment and will not be reborn as human beings
What force moves ppl from one realm to the other?
KARMA
Karma :
Moves individuals from one realm to another

Concerned with the ethical implications of Dharma

understood as a sequence of cause and effect

good karma= merit

merit transferance exists
Hindu term for WANDERERS
PARIVRAJAKAS
Cycle of evolution and destruction =
KALPAS
To escape SAMSARA you must attain
NIRVANA
Bodhisattva
Enlightenment during existence
BUDDHA
"one that has achieved"
Siddharta Gautama: the one that has achieved his goal

Sakyamuni= Sage of the Sakyas
Buddha gets married at 16 to
YASODHARA
What is USNICA
mound on the head - indicating his great wisdom
Meditative state in Buddhism is known as
DHYANA
Bodhgaya is
the place where Buddha achieved enlightment
Where and When did Buddhism start?
GANGES VALLEY in 6 BCE
MERIT=
PUYA
Accumulation of good KARMA
Manifestation of a person'e COMPASSION/ SELFLESSNESS/ GENEROSITY
Karma=
law of cause and effect

Concerns morality

Most important factor is INTENTION

Divided into 3 parts:
-body
-mind
-speech
Buddha's timeline is circa
560-483
Father of Buddha
SUDDHODANA
Mother of Buddha
Queen Maya
dies 7 days after Buddha's birth
Coming out of his 6 year of aceticism he accepts food from
SUJATA
Life is suffering
Because of 3 things

1) Impertinence- nothing is permanent/ unchanging
2) Suffering
3 types
3) Anatman- 5 Skandas
What are the TRIPITAKAS
Buddhas teaching are organized in the Tripiatkas

Sutra Pitaka= Buddhas works/sermons
Vinaya Pitaka= Canon that regulates monastic life

Abhidharma pitaka= high teaching / philosophy
What are the 5 aggregates/attachment?
1) Form
2) Feeling
3) Perception
4) Form Perception
5) Consciousness
Doctrine of origination refers to
Pratotya Samutpada
12 nidanas
1) Ignorance
2) compositional factors (samskara)
3) consciousness
4) form and name
5) 6 senses
6) contact
7) feeling
8) craving
9) grasping
10) becoming
11) born
12) old age and death
Nuns PATRIMOKSA
279-380 rules
including 8 GARUDHAMMA
aunt of Buddha=
MAHAPRAJAPI
BUDDHA lets women get ordained why?
- bc of ANANDA
- He establishes 8 rules: GARUDHAMMA
What is ARHANT
Saints worthy ones
have learned the path of enlightenment/liberation but didn't discover it
Buddha dies where?
KUSINAGARI
Which text tells the story of B?
NIDANAKATHA
AGANNA SUTTA
Tells the story of how the world began
MUTRAS
Hand gesture
Grabs the earth as his witness
2) suffering has a cause
SAMUDAYA
3) Suffering can have an end
NIRODHA
3 important monks?
UPALI
DE VA DATTA
MA HA KA SYA PA
2 important royal patrons?
King BIMBISARA
King PRA SE NA JIT
2 important lay disciples?
ANA THA PIN DIKA
VISA KHA
OFENCE requiring EXPULSION
PARAJIKA DHARMA
Offecnce requiring temporary expulsion
SANGHA VASESA or PAYANTIKA Dharma
BUDDHARCARITA is composed by
ASVAGHOSA
What is TATHAGA?
one who has attained what is really so
the truth of cessation
NIRODHA= suffering can have an end