Buddhism
Buddhism is grounded in the teachings of _____
Siddhartha Gautama
How many foundational teachings are there?
4
What are the three ethical conducts?
Right speech, right action, right livelihood
what is Buddha birth name?
Siddhartha Gautama
The Worlds oldest living and third-longest religion.
Hinduism
Buddha discovered how many noble truths?
4
What is Dukkha also referred to as?
The truth of suffering
What activity do they participate in to get into a meditative state?
yoga
Who did Buddha marry at 17 y/o?
Princess Yashodhara
Dharma(Duty), Artha(prosperity/wealth), Kama(pleasure/love), Moksha(Liberation)
Four Life Goals
Buddhists look within _____ for the truth and understanding of Buddha's teachings
themselves
What is Samudaya?
suffering is caused by craving, clinging, and attachment which are driven by ignorance and the 3 poisons: greed, hatered, and delusion
What are the three main principles?
Wisdom Right, Ethical Conduct, Mental Discipline
what is the name of buhhdas son?
Rahula
One of the oldest surviving sacred texts
The Rig Veda
What type of religion is Buddhism?
Nontheistic
What is Nirodha also referred to as?
the truth of ressetation and suffering
Are you supposed to practice the eight factors simulatenously or one by one
Simulataneously
how long did Buddha live for? and when was it dated?
80 years, 6 and 4th century
The creator of the universe.
Brahma
How many Buddhists are in the world today?
500 million
What is Magga?
the way to end suffering is by practicing the noble eightfold path
True or false is it a core teaching in Buddhism that serves as a practical guide to end suffering and liberation
True
Birthplace of Buddha?
Lumbini, on the northern edge of the Ganges River Basin
The individual, immortal soul that resides in every living being and is connected to Brahman.
Atman