History of Buddhism
Core beliefs
Zen Buddhism
Symbols and themes
Fun facts
100

Where did the religion originate

Northern India

100

What is Samsara

The cycle of birth, death and reincarnation

100

Zen is part of the __________ Buddhist School

Zen is part of the Mahayana buddhist school

100

What does the Lotus flower symbolize

The Lotus flower symbolizes purity in Buddhism

100

What is karma

 Action that leads to future consequences. 

200

Which religion did it stem from

Hinduism

200

What are the 3 jewels

Buddha, Dharma, Sangha

200

Wha country was Zen formalized

Zen was formalized in China

200

What does the Parasol symbolize

Symbolizes the protection that the Dharma gives from suffering


200

The chanting of sutras and dharmas allows for the removal of what?

This allows for the removal of overthinking and induces focus

300

When did it originate

2500 years ago

300

"The Buddha created a way to avoid desires and remove human expectations. It describes how to think, behave and meditate in order to avoid suffering." What is this called

The noble Eigthtfold path

300

What is the essence of Zen

The essence of Zen is to achieve enlightenment by seeing one’s original mind

300

"In order to become beautiful like the lotus flower, buddhists must overcome" what

In order to become beautiful like the lotus flower, buddhists must overcome suffering and reach enlightenment

300

What is the buddhist population in India

50-70%

400

When did the Buddha live

6th/5th century

400

What is the 3rd noble truth

To remove suffering, we must remove attachment

400

What languages can they chant in

English, Sanskrit, Japanese

400

The parasol can also be __________ representing _______ _____

It can also be octagonal representing Eightfold Path

400

What type of religion is Buddhism

Buddhism is an atheistic religion

500

What is the Buddha's real name

Siddhartha Gautama

500

What are the 3 marks of existance

Dukkha (Suffering),

Anatta (Not self),

Anicca (Impermanence)

500

What are the scriptures and teachings

Sutras, and Dharma

500

What is two of the 3 things that the vase represents?

  • Firstly, the treasures of wealth, health and prosperity

  • Secondly, demonstrates how people are vessels that can be filled with wisdom and knowledge

  • Finally, It is a reminder of the treasures of the Buddha’s teachings, Dharma

500

Respecting the three jeles brings a buddhist closer to ____________

Respecting the three jeles brings a buddhist closer to enlightenment