3 Dharma Seals
Impermanence, No-Self, Suffering/Nirvana
Life is ______
suffering
true/false
right speech means we should ALWAYS avoid lying and speaking harshly
false
who practices the 6 paramitas predominantly
bodhisattvas
(opposite of reflexive)
intentional
Which states that things are constantly changing
Impermanence
what is the main cause of suffering?
craving / attachment
choosing an occupation that does not harm others and contributes positively to society.
right livelihood
bodhisattva in vietnamese
bo tat
true/false
karmic effects happen immediately
false: can manifest over time and in future lifetimes
All of my thoughts and opinions come from my family, friends, and peers.
No Self
explain the Truth to the Path leading to the End of Suffering
to end suffering, we must follow the eightfold path
development of a focused and calm mind, often through meditation practices
right concentration / meditation
Developing tolerance and restraint, especially in the face of adversity or when dealing with difficult people
Patience
true/false
Karma is easily determined because all actions can be considered good or bad.
false
Which seal helps us achieve social justice and hope?
impermanence
what is the term for when we end the cycle of rebirth?
nirvana
the practice of being fully aware of the present moment with clear awareness.
Traditionally, this rule was made so bodhisattvas make an effort in eating vegetarian and avoid taking life
diligence
how do we end the cycle of rebirth to reach nirvana?
end accumulation of bad karma
What does nirvana mean?
To end suffering / to find liberation / gain freedom from the cycle of rebirth
List the 4 noble truths
The Truth of Suffering
The Truth to the Path leading to the End of Suffering
What are the 3 categories that the 8fold path can be seperated in?
Wisdom, ethical conduct, mental discipline
List the 6 paramitas
generosity, ethical conduct, patience, diligence, meditation/concentration, wisdom
what is the ultimate goal of buddhism
escape the cycle of rebirth