Buddhism

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Budda's Real Name

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Siddhartha Gautama

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Budda came from

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The second highest caste.

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Four Passing Sights

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1-Aging
2-Disease
3-Death
4-A Sannyasin

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The Middle Path

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-A rejection of both pleasures and sensual indulgence and the self denial of asecticism.
-Focus is shifted to a more practical approach to spirtual attainment
-Founded in the principle that spirtual happiness implies complete happiness mind body and spirit.

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Arhats

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Saints

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Dharma

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Teachings of the Buddha

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Paradox

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Examine yourself completely.
You don't exist.

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Three Jewels of Buddishm

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1-Buddah, Dharama, Sangha

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Lotus Flower

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Lilypad in a pond.
Perfect flower floating in water, roots in mud.

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Statues of Buddahs

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Normally heavier one
India has starving one
Long earrings= Wiseman

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Sleeping Buddha

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When he laid down to die.

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Four Noble Truths

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1-To live is to suffer.
2-Suffering is caused by desire.
3-To end suffering and desire.
4-The release from suffering is possible and be attained by allowing the noble 8 fold path.

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The noble Eightfold Path

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1-Right Understanding
2-Right Intention
3-Right Speech
4-Right Actions
5-Right Work
6-Right Effort
7-Right Meditation
8-Right Contemplation

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Three Marks of Relialty

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1-Nothing is forever in motion all the time
2-There is no self/contast change
3-The suffering

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Dukkha

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Suffering/Sorrow

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The 10 Precepts

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1-Do not take life
2-Do not take what is not given
3-Do not engage in sexual misconduct
4-Do not use false speech
5-Do not drink intoxicants
FOLLOWED BY ALL^

6-Do not eat after noon
7-Do not watch dancing/shows
8-Do not use perfumes
9-Do not use a high or soft bed
10-Do not accept gold or silver

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Begging Bowls

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Monks get their food from others in the bowls.

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Nirvana

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To extingish oneself

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Theravada Buddism

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-Sri Lanka, Burma, Loas, Cambodia, Thailand
-Earlist texts of religion
-Mediation
-Men Enter a montastery

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Teachings and Literature

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Centered in the collection of Buddhas teachings called the Pali Canon

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Mahayana Buddishm

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-China, Korea, Japan, Vietnam
-Largest Divison half of buddishts
-Save himself by saving others

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Bodhisattva

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Person of deep compassion a primary virture and manifestation

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Heaveny Bodhisattva

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-Example: Dalai Lama
-You can pray to them and they can help you and be reborn.

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Zen Buddism

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-Chinese Buddishts
-Seated Meditiation
-Influenced by Taoism and Confucision
-Hours of doing nothing

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Koan

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Puzzle that is used for teachings
Can not be solved

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Haiku

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Extemely short poems 17 syllables written in three line poems

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Vajrayana Buddhism

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Formed from the unification of Indian Mahayana Buddism

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Lamas

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Tibetan spiritual leaders, they lived in Alhasa Monostery over 7000 rooms

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Mudras

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The way the hands go during meditation