Buhdism

Question 1

Dukkha

Answer 1

Unsatifactorieness
7 types of suffering;
-birth
-old age
-sickness
-death
-dislikes
-separation from what you like 
-not getting what you want

Question 2

3 root poisons

Answer 2

Greed-pig
Desire and lust causes us to hold onto things and have more and more of the
Hatred- Snake
Anger
Animosity
Ignorance-cockral
Not knowing our true nature 
Believing in something that is false

Question 3

Benefits of belief in karma

Answer 3

Stops them from doing wrong
Refers to only the choices we make in life
More interested in practicalities

Question 4

Samudaya

Answer 4

Truth of cause of suffering

Way to end dukkha is to understand what causes it

Question 5

Nirohdha

Answer 5

Truth of end of suffering
To help people understand nibbana they relate to story of fish and turtle
Enlightened beings are out with the realm of cause and effect

Question 6

Parranibbana

Answer 6

State of death of a person who was enlightened

Question 7

Magga

Answer 7

Way leading to cessation of suffering

Noble eightfold path

Question 8

Anicca

Answer 8

Everything’s is changing
Everything that has a beginning will not stay the same forever
Impermenance

Question 9

Examples of anicca

Answer 9

Story of Kissagotami
Shows stages of how her life changed. She had a child and was incredibly happy in motherhood but once he was older and passed away she was filled with grief and she tried to bring him back to life but instead learned compassion and was able to overcome her grief and let go

Question 10

Anatta

Answer 10

No self

Because everything is constantly changing there is no you

Question 11

The sangha

Answer 11

Purpose is to provide a community that would give the best opportunity for its members to practice the Shanna and attain nibbana in addition to teaching the dharma

Question 12

5 golden rules

Answer 12

1. To protect life and refrain from killing
2. Ri respects others property and refrain from stealing
3. Speak the truth and don’t lie
4. Embrace health and refrain from intoxicants
5. Refrain from sexual misconduct

Question 13

Arahat

Answer 13

Therevada

This a person who becomes enlightened during there life time

Question 14

Bodhissatva

Answer 14

Mahayana

Someone who wishes to become enlightened

Question 15

Three jewels

Answer 15

Names given to the Buddha his teachings and the Dhamma

Considered precious

Question 16

Human condition

Answer 16

State of being human
Because we live we suffer
Birth is suffering. Life is suffering and death is suffering
Analogy of doctor

Question 17

Buddhist worship

Answer 17

Temples are centres for study and worship for the whole community. Worship in the temple includes chanting the Three Refuges and Precepts and the scriptures, giving offerings in front of an image of the Buddha, lighting candles, burning incense, meditating and listening to sermons.