1.
Siddhartha Gautama
2. An Old Man, A man
with disease, a corpse, and an ascetic which filled him with elation and hope.
3.The Middle Way holds
that a healthy spiritual life depends on a healthy physical life. It does not
reject the body itself just the desires of the body. It also focuses on balance
and not the extremes.
4. Gautama was
meditating under a fig tree and demons were trying to distract him but he vowed
on not moving until he under the purpose of life. He saw his own life on
replay, how life was a cycle and discovered the Four Noble Truths.
5. Sangha is the first
Buddhist monastic community with members of men and women from all walks of
life
6. the Buddha, the
Dharma, and the Sangha
7. Time in means of
the universe is eternal. They both believe in the doctrine of samsara or the
wheel of birth
8. His reaction was
rejection of the caste system because it was bondage that he too once
experience. He allowed women to be accepted in the Sangha
9. No-Self, Impermanence, Suffering. They are all changing natures of reality.
10. No ultimate reality within. Atman is the ultimate reality and it is to be found within and to be absorbed in.
11.It is the transference of a bundle of energy and it is determined according to one's karma. Based on the deeds done in the first life will decide if the rebirth will be more privilege because his or her karma continues
12. Do not take life, do not take what is not given, do not engage in sensuous misconduct, do not use false speech, do not drink intoxicants, do not eat after noon, no not watch dancing or shows, do not use garlands, perfumes or ornaments, do not use high or soft beds, and do not accept gold or silver
9. No-Self, Impermanence, Suffering. They are all changing natures of reality.
10. No ultimate reality within. Atman is the ultimate reality and it is to be found within and to be absorbed in.
11.It is the transference of a bundle of energy and it is determined according to one's karma. Based on the deeds done in the first life will decide if the rebirth will be more privilege because his or her karma continues
12. Do not take life, do not take what is not given, do not engage in sensuous misconduct, do not use false speech, do not drink intoxicants, do not eat after noon, no not watch dancing or shows, do not use garlands, perfumes or ornaments, do not use high or soft beds, and do not accept gold or silver
13. Suffering,
Frustration, Dislocation or Discomfort. Dukkha to me means the "puppet
master" saying that he who controls the strings controls the person. The
person cannot drive themselve because something else is
14. Tanha is desire,
thirst or craving and is relating because the cause of suffering is desire.
15. Right Views, Right
intentions, right speech, right conduct, right livelihood, right effort, right
mindfulness, and right meditation
16. The difference is
that the Buddha do not need a model to provide teachings leading to their
awakening they accomplish their liberation on their own
17. "Worthy
one" is enlightened and fully aware of the truth of the Buddha's
teachings. They are free from desire.
18. "Blowing
out" it can only be experience and being that it is so rare people are
blown away when they experience it
19. Theravada,
Mahayana, Vajrayana
20.The teachings
21. The Great Vehicle,
Buddhism for large masses
22. Turns the energy
of desire against itself
23. The spiritual
leader of Vajrayana Buddhism found through supernatural ways and mundane
24. Asia
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