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World Studies

Buddhism (world studies quiz)

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Enlightenment A final blessed state marked by the obscence of desire or suffering
Mantra A chant used when many Buddhists pray
Dharma The laws of nature
Samsara (edit a) The circle of birth and death
Karma The force by a person's actions to perpetuate transmigration and it's ethical consequences to determine the nature of the person's next existence
Nirvana The final beatitude that transcends suffering,karma, and samsara and is sought especially in Buddhism through the extinction of desire and individual consciousness
Reincarnation Rebirth of a soul in another body
Right understanding Strive to understand the noble truths and working of own mind (8 fold path)
Right thought Concentrate of what is happening now/not future/think kindly of others
Right speech Speak kindly and truthfully;don't say negative things; always be positive
Right action Be kind towards nature/ living things;don't be attached to something that doesn't go your way
Right work Have a job that doesn't harm others; don't perform evil in job
Right effort Be motivated to have clear mind/ have clear thoughts
Right mindfulness Be concerned of yourself/others and do not harm others
Right concentration Focus on what you are doing,don't multi task, focus on one situation at a time
8 fold path Right understanding, right thought, right speech, right action, right work, right effort, right mindfulness, and right concentration
dukka noble truth of suffering, life is full of suffering and undergo suffering
samudava noble truth of the cause;people suffer because they desire things/have envy
niradma noble truth of the end of suffering; possible to end suffering if one is aware of own suffering and gets rid of them
magga noble truth of the path by changing one's thinking; once your realize your desire, you need to change it to end suffering
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