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45 Cards in this Set
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the great renunciation refers to what incident in buddha's life?
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When he gave up his riches.
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This word means lack of ease:
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Dukkha
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____ described as pure bliss and emptiness. Literally means blowing out.
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Nirvana
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(T/F) The sikhs 11th guru is a book?
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True
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(T/F) After the bible the Tao-de-ching is most frequently translated book
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True
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(T/F) Hindus worship cows because.
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False
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(T/F) Hinduism is considered oldest continuing culture or tradition
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True
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(T/F) Mudras are tibetin sand paintings
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False
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(T/F)Japanese emperors were considered deity until after WWII
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True
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(T/F)Buddha had four palaces
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False
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(T/F)The curernt dali lama won nobel peace price in 89
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True
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(T/F)Buddhism is non-theistic religion
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True
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(T/F)Guduaras are shinto priests:
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False
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(T/F)According to Legend his birth was miraculous and he was born old
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True
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(T/F)digmwara jains sky thingy
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True
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(T/F)King of something is considered second founder of buddhism
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True
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(T/F)Tao can best be translated insight
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False
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(T/F)Sikhsm is ionly religion to make it clear that women are equal to women
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True
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(T/F)Buddhism is 3rd largest religion in world.
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False
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(T/F)Confucianism practices extreme ahimsa
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False
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What word or words can be used to translate Tao
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Way or path
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All of the following are affirmation of shinto except:
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B)Worship of amantergu
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What is a bindhi
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The red dot on forehead
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What is Sallekhana
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Holy Death- jain practice that results in death
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The only major religion that is based on ahimsa is what?
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Jainism
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(T/F)Lao-Tzu means disciple or learner
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False
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(T/F)Tao yin yang represents complimentary opposing forces of universe
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True
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(T/F)Shu can be a form of golden rule
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True
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Mahyana literally means what?
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great vehicle
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The three poisons and pillars of buddhism are:
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poisons:greed, ignorance, anger
Pillars:precepts meditation and wisdom |
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This name means ocean superior one:
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Dali lama
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The perfect person in confucianism is called:
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Jungzhi
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In taoism the principle of non-action is called
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Wu-wei
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The dali lama was awarded the nobel peace prize because he:
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Attempted to make peace with the chinese
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Amonturasu was the :
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D) all of them
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Refers to the circle of life as represented in samsara, the Noble Eightfold path, and the Wheel of life.
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Wheel
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Using sound it symbolizes the power of the Buddha's teachings with right speech.
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Conch
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This symbolizes the intertwining of wisdom and compassion, the perfection of knowledge
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Endless knot
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Symbolizes good fortune is the symbol of the heart or mind in sculptures
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Swastika
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Symbolizes that individuals may be impure, but they have the potnential to gain enlightenment & perfection, Buddha sits on it.
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Lotus flower
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They face each other and signify fearlessness and happiness as they move about in a world of suffering
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Golden Fish
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Symbolizes longevity, prosperity, and the spiritual wealth that the Buddha's teaching carry.
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Vase
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Associated with wealth and nobility and power signifies buddha power of protecting/covering beings from sumsara.
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Parasol
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Face each other and refer to where Buddha preaches his first sermon
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Dear
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Symbolizes good fortune, a symbol of the Buddha's heart and mind, appearing on his chest in sculptures.
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Swastika
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