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Budda's name
Siddhartha Gautama
Budda's title
Shakyamuni
dukka
term for suffering, unsatisfactoriness, misery

buddhism
refrain from harming another, peace, non-violence

buddhism
ahimsa
circular design representing totality, the self, or the universe
mandala
concept that the universe is in flux and ever-changing

buddh.
impermanence
conept that there's no diving self, no soul, no permanent essence in ppl

buddh
anatman
in mahayana, the ideal, one who doesn't enter nirvana but is constantly reborn
bodhisattva
The king who, after witnessing a horrific battle, sent Buddhism out into the world
Ashoka
release from suffering and rebirth that brings inner peace

buddh
nirvana
vows all Buddhists make
1) not to harm anyone
2) no intoxicants
3) no stealing/lying
vow Buddhist monks/nuns must make
1) can't touch gold/silver
2)can't dance/sing
3) can't sleep on soft bed
"sudden enlightenment"
satori
Four Noble Truths
1) Life is suffering.
2) Suffering comes from desire.
3) To end suffering, end desire.
4) To end desire, follow 8 Fold Noble Path.
8-Fold Noble Path
1) Right Understanding
2) Right Intention
3) Right Speech
4) Right Action
5) Right Work
6) Right Effort
7) Right Meditation
8) Right Contemplation
Credal Statement
Buddh
Namo Buddha- enlightened one
Namo Dharma- teaching
Namo Sangha - community
Where did Buddhism begin?
Nepal (then India)
Theraveda
elders
traditional
southern (Sri Lanka, Cambodia, Vietnam)
Mahayana
"big raft"
North (China, Korea, Japan)
takes in other cultures
Zen, Vajrayana
Zen Buddhism
mostly Japanese
Koans, mondos, ikebana, sand gardens
means "meditation"
Vajrayana
Tibetian, Dalai Lama
Sand mandala, ptayer flags, om mani padme hum
The Diamond/Lightning Vehicle
When was Buddh. started?
5th C
prophecy about Siddhartha Gautama
sees no suffering- world ruler
sees suffering- world teacher
Siddhartha's clan
shakya (shakyamuri)
Four Passing Sights
old man
sick man
corpse
sannyasin
"Great Going Forth"
@29, Siddhartha leaves + travels from guru to guru looking for answers
dhyana
meditation
sangha
buddhist monastery
Tripitaka
3 collections of Buddhist texts

1) Sutras (sacred text): Buddha's words
2) Precepts (vows) ie. monks can't eat after 12noon
3) abhidharma: book w/teachings
buddhist symbols
8 spoked wheel
palm/footprint
lotus flower
bodhisattva
enlightened being near nirvana
bodhisattva vow
constantly reborn until all enlightened
zazen
seated meditation
zen came from ___ to ___-
china to japan
zen meditation vs Theraveda
zen- empty mind

theraveda- scripture focus
"What is the sound of one hand clapping?"
Zen (buddhist) saying
mondos
parable
koans
seemingly illogical question meant to shock and to make ppl reflect
haiku
5-7-5

1) season/mood
2) moment
3) enlightenment
ikebana
flower design
Tibetian objects
vajra (sceptre)
prayer wheel
trumpets
bells
mandalas (geometrical art form)
drums
prayer flags
mudra
hand gesture
mandala
geometrical art form
vajra
sceptre