Karma
What Buddhist principle represents "karma"?
What is "principal of action/reaction"
Which group is nirvana viewed by?
Buddhists
what religion/group supports moksha?
Hinduism
describe idea of samsara
this is the cycle of reincarnation and life.
Enlightenment is heightened awareness of?
truth.
Karma is the law of...
What is "moral causation"
nirvana is a goal to be free from? need both answers
desire or suffering.
moksha is the freedom from?
cycle of reincarnation.
what has siddhartha become to samsara?
he feels like a slave to samsara or he feels it is unending.
What did siddhartha achieve in his enlightenment period?
nirvana
discuss and evaluate the meaning of the Buddhist saying, "The present is a shadow of the past; the future is a shadow of the present.", in relation to daily life.
something relating to, your actions in the past can have a great impact upon your everyday life and your reaction to the present will affect your future.
compare and contrast siddhartha's desire to learn with common present day desires.
somehow comparing/contrast money or other with siddhartha desire.
Discuss and describe what must be found to achieve moksha.
Moksha is achieved by finding true eternal self and spiritual connection beyond body and ego.
Describe siddhartha's discovery about his relationship to the idea of samsara.
He discovers that he is stuck in a loop of boredom and is unable to escape cycle of death.
Describe what enlightenment helps with.
It helps to achieve freedom from desire / suffering as well as spiritual growth.