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Buddhism

TermDefinition
Boddhisatvas the not gods' gods who helped other achieve nirvana
Dalai Lama reincarnation of the Boddhisatva of compassion, currently the 14th reincarnation
Dharma Buddhist teachings
Dukkha human suffering
Eightfold Path the process to eliminate dukkha, and achieve nirvana
First Teaching of the Buddha gave his teachings to 5 ascetics, at Deer Park
Four Noble Truths 1. All of life is dukka 2. suffering has an origin: ignorance, desire 3. suffering can be eliminated 4. there is a path to eliminating dukkha
Four Sights sickness, old, dead, holy
Great Departure Siddhartha left the palace to find peace, sat under bodhi tree
Maya evil god (thought of as symbol of one's worst self) who tired to deter Siddhartha from achieving nirvana
Nirvana enlightenment
Anatman there is no human soul
Samsara cycle of human suffering
Three Refuges I take refuge in the... -Buddha -Dharma -Sangha
Sangha Buddhist community
The Buddha the awakened one
Middle Way the path between two extremes
Theravada "the elder vehicle", thinks we awaken ourselves
Mahayana "the great vehicle", bhakti style devotionalism, thinks we awaken through relationships with others
Vajrayana "the thunderbolt vehicle", nirvana can be accomplished in one lifetime
Zen sitting meditation that emphasizes emptiness
Podcast -Buddhism is diverse, despite the opposite assumptions -pop culture of buddha in US, colonial powers trying to export Buddhism to look more approachable
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